Friends from MEHRAN UNI are requested!

[zuhaib ahmed]

Dear friends,
I am going to give an entry test of Mehran university on 14 oct. I want you all to tell me tips and techniques to attempt mcqs of Physics and Chemistry. Tips should be enough smart and not time consuming.

Thanks, I await anxiously.

[Antalpur]

Originally Posted by zuhaib ahmed

Dear friends,
I am going to give an entry test of Mehran university on 14 oct. I want you all to tell me tips and techniques to attempt mcqs of Physics and Chemistry. Tips should be enough smart and not time consuming.

Thanks, I await anxiously.

Go through the text books of the respective subjects. Test is going to contain question from these books. You have 1.5 month which is a pretty enough time to get you at least 60+ marks for the test. Feel free to post queries regarding MUET i will be happily willing to reply.

[zuhaib ahmed]

Originally Posted by Antalpur

Go through the text books of the respective subjects. Test is going to contain question from these books. You have 1.5 month which is a pretty enough time to get you at least 60+ marks for the test. Feel free to post queries regarding MUET i will be happily willing to reply.

Yes, What things should be given more concentration? Means, what questions usually appear in Entry Test?

[Antalpur]

Originally Posted by zuhaib ahmed

Yes, What things should be given more concentration? Means, what questions usually appear in Entry Test?

Its been two years since i gave the test though i am trying my best to recall the types of question that appeared in the test. So starting with the English, most questions are of active-passive and narration with a combination of vocabulary and 2-4 questions from the text book chapters i.e. stories, etc. Questions of all the four subject, viz. English, Physics, Chemistry, and maths are made somewhat tricky so you have to be a little careful while attempting a question since you'll have 60 Minutes and 100 questions that means 25 questions and 15 minutes for each subject, more importantly all candidates will be directed to attempt each subject in its respect time that is to say you can't turn the page to the subject that you just attempted (this is how it was when i gave the test). In chemistry, common names of chemical compound, equation of all kinds,laws, etc. are more likely to appear on test. Same is the case with Physics, equations, formulas, laws mostly come in test, pick the formulas and equations from the book and write them as many time as you can to memorize them and do not forget balancing equations. Now i know i am not being much helpful its because of the fact that i don't have text books with me otherwise i could some more important topics to work on. My personal advice to you, don't take the test in last week just try to revise with a calm mind. Hope this helps.

[zuhaib ahmed]

Originally Posted by Antalpur

Its been two years since i gave the test though i am trying my best to recall the types of question that appeared in the test. So starting with the English, most questions are of active-passive and narration with a combination of vocabulary and 2-4 questions from the text book chapters i.e. stories, etc. Questions of all the four subject, viz. English, Physics, Chemistry, and maths are made somewhat tricky so you have to be a little careful while attempting a question since you'll have 60 Minutes and 100 questions that means 25 questions and 15 minutes for each subject, more importantly all candidates will be directed to attempt each subject in its respect time that is to say you can't turn the page to the subject that you just attempted (this is how it was when i gave the test). In chemistry, common names of chemical compound, equation of all kinds,laws, etc. are more likely to appear on test. Same is the case with Physics, equations, formulas, laws mostly come in test, pick the formulas and equations from the book and write them as many time as you can to memorize them and do not forget balancing equations. Now i know i am not being much helpful its because of the fact that i don't have text books with me otherwise i could some more important topics to work on. My personal advice to you, don't take the test in last week just try to revise with a calm mind. Hope this helps.

Thanks, Dear. It surely helps. I have almost covered up my English portion. Now, going for Physics.
If you can get text books, it shall be more favorable for me. Can you?

[Antalpur]

Originally Posted by zuhaib ahmed

Thanks, Dear. It surely helps. I have almost covered up my English portion. Now, going for Physics.
If you can get text books, it shall be more favorable for me. Can you?

Let me meet with my classmates and i'll update you ASAP i.e. tomorrow.

[Antalpur]

I intend to keep my word, although i couldn't get new topics or i could name a few chapters but it wouldn't help much. I would reiterate to work as much as you can on equations and laws for the physics and chemistry. And my personal advice regarding the English would be to not underestimate it and work hard especially on narration and active passive. Best of luck for your test.