I wish your long cherished goal will be successfully fulfilled. In this process chemistry will play a vital role in both Engineering and Medical streams.
By this time you might have completed studying the entire syllabus and practicing the model exams in complete syllabus. In the coming three days you need to concentrate on the following to secure a best rank and Here are the Most Important tips to Crack EAMCET Chemistry

• Nearly 80% of questions in the final EAMCET will be very easy and in the remaining 20% (i.e. 8 questions), 3 to 4 questions are moderately difficult and the remaining may be bit difficult.(Because even the most difficult paper does not contain more than 6 tough questions). Don’t get panic because even by ignoring the difficult questions, still you can get more than 32 – 34 marks
which is a wonderful mark taking into consideration the present voluminous chemistry syllabus. Hence you are advised to concentrate more on the known questions and mark the answers first and then try to answer the remaining questions as many as possible.

• The question paper may be lengthy and time consuming (as 2009 EAMCET Biology stream paper) or very easy (as 2007 EAMCET paper) either way the students should not become anxious, depending on the standard of the paper divide time to the respective subjects. Don’t enter into Examination hall with a preset allotment of time for each subject. Be serious, sincere and attentive for all the three hours of exam as majority of the students loose the best rank by committing silly mistakes rather than the conceptual mistakes. If so you can manage time (neither should go slow or fast) and cut down silly mistakes you are bound to win. Underline the key word (like incorrect not, absent) such that you don’t commit above said mistakes.

• Assertion, Reason questions should be given special importance. Also watch the options for the following questions as they may be jumbled or a new options (as both ‘A’ or ‘R’ false) maybe added.

• Try to do the numericals in a systematic order on the paper such that you can go through them to prevent any numerical errors. If possible put the question number before the numericals as it allows a swift revision.