• Though you must be knowing the paper pattern already, but before you begin with your revision, you must have a look at the type of questions asked in the exam.
• If you are left with some portion of syllabus, try to identify if it’s important to cover it on the basis of its weightage in the exam. Else you must commence with your revision.

• You must cover all the five sections as they are equally important.

• Begin with any two of Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics.

• Devote the morning hours to the toughest subject. You may attempt numerical in the afternoon as the afternoon hours are lazy.

• Chalk out your revision plan in such a way that you revise at least two subjects on daily basis and also attempt a sample paper daily.

• Refer standard study material for the preparation of English and General Aptitude. One just needs to get familiar with the pattern of questions asked in these sections so as to score well.

• Previous year papers help in getting acquainted with the trend of questions asked in the exam. They also help in identifying your weak areas so that you can work on them.

• Manipal entrance exam 2019 expects the candidates to answer 240 questions in 2 hours 30 minutes. This is not very simple. One needs to have a very good speed in order to attempt the complete paper.

• As you solve a sample paper daily, you must try not to repeat the same mistakes again and again and your speed must also improve.

• Mathematics has the highest weightage in exam and hence students must work hard on this section. It is vital to have good conceptual knowledge in order to qualify the exam.

• The biggest and the most common mistake committed by students is that they focus on the three subjects and ignore the sections on English and General Aptitude. This is quite risky as your aim should be to attain maximum marks and these sections are the most scoring.

• Students are warned not to study a new topic in the revision phase. Even if you try to cover a particular topic, you won’t be able to master it well for the exam.

• This is the time to revisit your revision notes, flash cards or the highlighted points. Instead of going through the entire material again you must only revise the important facts and formulae.

• It is important to memorize the diagrams, facts and formulae as at times you can be lucky to get some direct questions based on the application of some formulae.

• Practice is the only mantra to success. Solve as many questions as possible but without using calculators. This will also help in improving your speed.

• Since the exam is conducted in online mode, you must have working knowledge of computer. Moreover, students are advised to practice some mock tests on the system so as to get acquainted with the exam.

• Instead of trying to solve the question, try to eliminate the options to reach the solution. This is the best approach to crack such entrances.

• Note down the points which you are likely to forget. You may revise these points on the last day.

• Have faith in yourself. This is extremely important. If you feel that you are not that capable and the exam is really tough, then you have already lost the game. Keep your spirits high.

Hi

A score of 301 in MUOET is good but you must try to enhance it to 500+ to be on a safer side in your second attempt, if you want CSE or other core branches. It is although difficult to predict your rank since negative marking scheme has been introduced from this year onwards.

All the best.

Hope this helps.

Cheers!

Hi Nihal,

I think you might not get a rank less than 1000 but I suggest you to use this rank predictor tool which will give you a decent idea about your rank-> https://collegeadmissionsinfo.in/mu-oet-rank-predictor-2019/

Hope this helps.

Hello Navdeep,

The exam of mu oet is followed by a paper of 200 questions.

Physics - 50 questions

Chemistry - 50 questions

Maths - 70 questions

English and general aptitude - 30 questions.

So english section contains 30 questions and all the questions are multiple choice questions.

Four marks are awarded for every correct answer and for every incorrect answer one mark will be deducted.

Good luck.

Hello Pranav,

As you know,The minimum marks required to get the admission is the cutoff for the MET.The candidate who will not meet MU OET cutoff will have the fewer chances of admission in comparison to the candidates who have rank more than or equivalent to cutoff. As your marks are 466/800 therefore the chances of having your rank are between 1k and 2k and the closing rank of getting the CSE in Manipal main campus is 2000.Therefore there are the chances of getting this branch a for you.That's why you can apply for this branches if you are interested.Because it has a good scope along with demand in the market.But if you are not interested in CSE you can apply for other branches like ECE,Mechanical,Civil and chemical.You can easily get one of them.

Hello Aspirant,

It would be difficult to predict about the Rank & Admission Possibilities as Marking scheme of the exam has been changed, Previous year the Marking scheme was of total marks 200 but this year it is 800, Four marks will be awarded for every correct answer.

I would suggest you to wait till it officially announced.

Good Luck!

Although this year since the pattern of exam has changed and it might be difficult to predict your chances of actually getting an admit to any of campuses, as we don't have any past trends.

But at your marks the chances are quite bleak especially with regards to securing a seat in any of the branches and in any of the campuses, since your scores are on the lower side.

Hello Aspirant,

It would be difficult to predict about the Rank & Admission Possibilities as Marking scheme of the exam has been changed, Previous year the Marking scheme was of total marks 200 but this year it is 800, Four marks will be awarded for every correct answer.

I would suggest you to wait till it officially announced.

Good Luck!