✅ 1. Master NCERT First

• Foundation of CUET Biology:
  Every question in CUET Biology is directly or indirectly based on NCERT Class 11 and 12 Biology textbooks.
• Read Line by Line:
  Go through every paragraph carefully — examples, tables, and even footnotes are important.
• Highlight Key Concepts:
  Mark important definitions, cycles (like Krebs and Calvin), and facts for quick revision later.
• Use NCERT Exemplar:
  Solve Exemplar questions to strengthen conceptual and application-based understanding.

✅ 2. Solve Previous Year Papers

• Understand the Exam Pattern:
  Practicing past CUET Biology papers (2022–2024) helps you get familiar with the pattern and question style.
• Identify Repeated Topics:
  You’ll notice recurring topics like genetics, human physiology, and ecology.
• Self-Evaluation:
  Solving PYQs shows your weak areas so you can revise them effectively.
• Improve Accuracy:
  Regular practice enhances your precision and reduces silly mistakes.

✅ 3. Take Chapter-wise Mock Tests

• Assess Topic Mastery:
  After finishing each chapter, test yourself immediately through short quizzes.
• Track Progress:
  Keep a score log to see which chapters need more focus.
• Boost Retention:
  Repeated testing helps reinforce long-term memory and conceptual clarity.
• Use Online Platforms:
  Platforms like MTG, Oswaal, or NTA mock tests are ideal for realistic practice.

✅ 4. Revise Diagrams and Terminology

• Frequent Diagram Questions:
  Diagrams like DNA structure, Human Heart, Neuron, and Flower anatomy often appear in CUET.
• Label Practice:
  Try redrawing and labeling diagrams without seeing the textbook.
• Learn Scientific Terms:
  Memorize definitions and functions of terms like photophosphorylation, synapse, and transpiration.
• Visual Learning:
  Use flashcards or sticky notes for visual recall.

✅ 5. Make Short Notes

• One-Page Summaries:
  Condense each chapter into a single sheet containing keywords, formulas, and diagrams.
• Quick Revision Tool:
  During final days, these notes help you revise the full syllabus within hours.
• Use Color Codes:
  Highlight cycles in green, terms in blue, and examples in yellow to make them stand out.
• Update Regularly:
  Add new points whenever you learn something new or from mock tests.

✅ 6. Time Management

• Simulate Exam Conditions:
  Practice full-length papers in the same 60-minute duration as CUET.
• Set Question-Wise Time Limits:
  Spend about 1–1.5 minutes per question to finish on time.
• Prioritize Easy Questions First:
  Don’t get stuck — skip and return later.
• Review Mistakes:
  After every mock, analyze where you lost time and improve efficiency.

✅ 7. Focus on Conceptual Clarity

• Understand, Don’t Cram:
  CUET tests your understanding — not memorization. Know why a process happens, not just what happens.
• Use Real-Life Examples:
  Relate topics like photosynthesis or evolution to everyday examples to remember better.
• Watch Concept Videos:
  Visual explanations (YouTube, BYJU’S, or NCERT digital content) make learning easier.
• Apply Concepts:
  Solve application-based questions — for example, predicting genetic ratios using Mendel’s laws