- The CUET syllabus is NCERT-based, so master those books
- Revise the full syllabus, including deleted portions, in repeated cycles
- Be consistent and treat it as just another exam
- Protect your mental health
Dishank Gandhi scored 100 percentile in all three domain subjects he attempted. He wanted to study Political Science at Delhi University and had chosen History, Political Science and Psychology.
He used only NCERT textbooks and self-study, with no coaching, because the exam syllabus came from the books he had already read in Class 12.
He started after his board exams and had around 45 days, revising chapters again and again in cycles. His main advice is to be consistent and not let stress take over.
Original source: Careers360 (this page is our own summary).
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