Mock tests the best way to crack CUET:-
Class 12 textbooks and mock tests are the best way to crack Central University Entrance Test (CUET), said candidates who scored good marks on the test. Scoring 799.64 out of 800, Vinamra Mehrotra said, “Self-preparation and attempting mock tests helped me to achieve my target. I studied for around four-five hours daily for CUET. Vinamra scored full marks in English, physical education, political science, and psychology.
He said that he wanted to pursue graduation in economics and political science from St. Stephens College. He gives credit of his success to his parents and teachers at school who motivated him to put in his best. Other students Tulip Karan & Om Singh who scored high marks were Devansh Singh and Geetika Srivastava, who got 769 out of 800, and Adrika Shukla 679 out of 800. All three students are from CMS Mahanagar Campus. Tulip Karan and Apratim Tiwari also scored 799.64 marks. “I just focused on mock tests and the class 12 syllabus. This was sufficient to crack the national level test,” said Tulip. Other students who scored above 780 marks included Om Singh, Devansh, and Ishita Singh.
Several students from Lucknow shine in CUET:-
Students from many Lucknow schools cracked the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), the results of which were declared on Saturday. Of these, 99 were from City Montessori School (CMS).
Vinamra Mehrotra of CMS Aliganj Campus I scored 799.64 marks out of 800 to emerge as one of the top scorers. Talking about his preparation, Vinamra says, “Self-preparation and attempting mock tests helped me to achieve my target. I put in 4-5 hours of study every day to prepare for the CUET.”
Vinamra scored full marks in t English, physical education, political science, and psychology and has plans to major in economics and political science at St. Stephen’s College. He gives credit for his success to his parents and teachers at school who motivated him from time to time to put in his best. His father is a businessman and his mother, is a housewife.
Other high scorers from CMS include Devansh Singh, Geetika Srivastava (both scored 769 marks out of 800), and Adrika Shukla with 679 out of 800 marks. All three students are from CMS Mahanagar Campus.
CMS founder Dr Jagdish Gandhi congratulated all the students and said that CMS students were setting the highest benchmarks of excellence.
GD Goenka Public School:-
A total of 10 students appeared in CUET from this school and all qualified with good ranks. Tulip Karan achieved a percentile score of 100 in English, 100 in economics,100 in history, and 100 in Political Science, making her one of the top rank holders in the country, as she is among the top 185 students in the country who scored a 100 percentile in all the four subjects. Another student Om Singh scored 100 percentiles in two subjects, English and History.
