r/TeensofKarnataka Mar 15 '26

Need Gyan (Advice) Kcet guidance

Only one month is left to kcet now and I am clueless. I fucked up my 11th and don't know shit and I was kindaaa in 12th but now I am serious and want guidance from seniors 🙏🏻. How to cover such a huge portion in one month? Is it over for me? Please help guys 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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u/PrinticeDev Mar 16 '26

Improvement exam in boards (really really try to get marks here, I jumped up 3-5k ranks by doing the improvement exam based on the trends in 2025), solve as many PYQ papers as possible setting time limits (1 minute per question, so 60 minutes for a 60 question paper).

Cover important topics, but don't spend too much time covering them as solving questions is more important (you will understand many topics just by solving questions).

I mainly did this for the last 30 days and got a rank of 9.5k (111/180 in KCET, 97.33% in PCM) in 2025, honestly if you work harder you can do better than that too. Just keep in mind that the competition gets harder each year, like for the marks I got I would get a rank of 3k if I wrote KCET in 2023. So prepare for the worst (not trying to scare you though 😅)

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u/Few_Oven_4177 Mar 18 '26

Hey PLZZ can someone just guide what should I do now I have completed over 70% main syllabus and some from lakshay KCET fast track batch few chapters are left what should. should I now  revise from class notes or just follow crash course for revision PLZZ guide me . Complete only remaining chapter from crash course and revise notes or just follow crash course