Solve previous 10-year question papers regularly (from Panjab University, Chandigarh) to understand patterns, repeated questions, and important topics. 

Do not try to cover 100 percent syllabus; focus on high-weightage topics, and prepare selected content strongly.

Choose topics wisely based on the choices in the question paper as per sections, so that you are fully prepared for the selected areas.

Keep handwriting neat, clean, and clearly readable to create a good impression on the examiner.

Arrange answers in a proper flow so that it is easier for the examiner to understand your answer sheet. Write elaborative answers with relevant points, examples, and diagrams, but avoid unnecessary content.

Never leave any question blank; write whatever you know related to the question to secure partial marks.

In numerical and mathematical questions, write all steps clearly and systematically, and highlight the final answer. Practice numericals regularly to improve speed, accuracy, and confidence as they are highly scoring.

Do not ignore short answer questions, as they are concept-based and can easily boost your marks.

Practice time management by attempting mock tests and train yourself to complete a long answer with numerical in 30 to 40 minutes. Practice writing answers daily instead of only reading so that you improve speed and presentation.

Read the question paper carefully in the exam and choose questions strategically before starting. Attempt the questions you know best first to build confidence and maintain flow during the exam.

Stay calm and focused during the exam and avoid panic, even if you do not know some answers.

Link for the previous year's question papers

Link for the Android app for the previous year's question papers.