Six subjects. 200 marks. Pick where you strike first.
Every mark in IMU CET comes from one of these six. Choose a subject, pick a topic, and solve every question on it. Start with the one that scares you — that's exactly where your marks are hiding.
Where the 200 marks live
Physics
A full quarter of the paper sits in Physics. Pick a chapter, solve every question on it, and turn the subject everyone fears into your scoring machine. Fear it once. Own it for good.
Practice PhysicsChemistry
Twenty marks most aspirants leave on the table because the paper 'feels' small. Don't be most aspirants. Go topic by topic, clear it fully, and bank every one. Small subject. Big rank difference.
Practice ChemistryMaths
Fifty marks, and every one of them is earned by solving, not by reading. Pick a topic, keep going till the pattern clicks, then take the next one. Maths doesn't reward who understood it. It rewards who solved it.
Practice MathsEnglish
One fifth of the paper, and no genius needed — just reps. Pick a topic and keep stacking correct answers until they come automatically. The easiest marks are the ones you practised.
Practice EnglishGeneral Studies
Facts only stick when you test yourself, so stop just reading them. Pick a topic, answer, get corrected on the spot, and move on a little sharper each time. Every fact you recall is a mark you keep.
Practice General StudiesGeneral Aptitude
Reasoning and aptitude reward a sharp head, not a thick book. Pick a topic, race the clock, and keep repeating until speed becomes instinct. Speed is just practice in disguise.
Practice AptitudeDon't hope for the marks. Practise them into your pocket, one topic at a time.
