5. Develop Speed with Short Methods
CUET has MCQ-based questions, so focus on:
Eliminating incorrect options
Identifying shortcuts
Using conceptual clues
Memorising key formulas (liquidity ratio, profitability ratio, debt-equity ratio)
Remembering important definitions and diagrams in Business Studies & Economics
6. Solve Previous Years’ Papers
PYQs give clarity on:
Question pattern across Commerce subjects
Weightage of chapters/topics
Difficulty level
Time management
7. Take Mock Tests Regularly
Mock tests help replicate the real exam environment. After each test:
Analyse mistakes
Identify weak chapters/subjects
Improve speed & accuracy
Track overall progress
8. Focus on High-Weightage Areas
Based on trends, important sections include:
Accountancy:
Partnership Firms
Company Accounts
Cash Flow Statement
Ratio Analysis
Accounting from Incomplete Records
Business Studies & Economics:
Principles & Functions of Management
Marketing, Finance, HR case studies
Demand-Supply, National Income, Market Structures
Prioritise these areas for higher scoring.
9. Maintain a Formula & Notes Notebook
Prepare a quick-revision notebook covering:
Ratios and formulas
Accounting treatment steps
Key definitions and concepts in Business Studies & Economics
Formats (Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, P&L Account)
Important diagrams and graphs
Useful for last-minute revision.
10. Revise Regularly
Consistent revision ensures:
Strong memory retention
Faster recall in MCQs
Reduced exam stress
Revise at least 3–4 times before the exam.
11. Avoid Common Mistakes
Do not memorise without understanding
Do not skip formats or diagrams
Avoid calculation errors
Do not leave Computerised Accounting or easy Business Studies/ Economics chapters (easy marks)
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