Crack CSIR NET December 2024: Just 35 Questions

The strategy to clear CSIR NET by solving just 35 questions is based on maximizing the marks in the easiest and high-weightage sections.
Focus on Units with High Weightage:
Real Analysis and Linear Algebra: These subjects are not only scoring but also have predictable question patterns. Each year, these topics contribute to a significant portion of the exam, usually around 10-13 questions combined. Aim to attempt at least 5 questions correctly from each.
Modern Algebra and Complex Analysis: These are moderately weighted topics with 5-10 questions combined. Prioritize learning the standard results and theorems which are frequently asked in the exam.
Target Easy Questions in Part C:
Part C may have some challenging questions, but it also includes some that are easier to solve. Focus on identifying questions that can be solved with straightforward methods. Aim to solve at least 10 questions here to maximize your score without investing too much time.
Utilize concepts from ODE, PDE, and Numerical Analysis, which often appear in Part C, to gather quick marks.
Capitalize on Part B Questions:
Part B is relatively easier compared to Part C, as the questions are concept-based rather than application-intensive. Attempting 15 questions here can significantly boost your total score, as these questions generally require less time.
Allocate Time Wisely:
Spend the initial 30 minutes on Part A and try to solve as many questions as you can quickly and accurately.
For the next 2 hours, focus on Part B and C with more emphasis on high-scoring topics.
Always keep an eye on the clock to ensure you don’t spend too much time on any single question.
Previous Year Papers and Mock Tests:
Practice the previous year’s papers to identify commonly asked topics and question formats.
Solve at least one mock test every two days in the last month to adapt to the time pressure and question difficulty.