Mock test by Education Times proves useful for students

Updated on: Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Bangalore: Cracking the CET certainly didn't get any easier but at least candidates got a good head-start, thanks to the All-Karnataka Mock CET conducted by ‘Education Times’ at Jyoti Nivas College on Tuesday.

Over 400 engineering and medical aspirants thronged the venue to experience CET before the actual date. The entire test was conducted along the lines of the actual CET. "This endeavour will definitely benefit CET aspirants. Through this test we will get to know in which areas we are lagging behind, and work on the weak areas,'' said Ashwini B Prithvi, Christ Junior College.

Divya Bharathi of Jyoti Nivas College said after writing the mock CET she realized her time management was poor. "I found the physics paper a little tough and my timing was not up to the mark. I've realised that I ought to work more on test papers and increase my speed,'' she said. Most of the candidates found the maths paper easiest of all the papers.

After the test, which was conducted from 9.30 am to 3 pm for physics, chemistry and maths subjects, a workshop was held by Byju Raveendran, NEOSIS and Mathematical Olympiad, to discuss the paper.

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