Hi BHEL Aspirants,
Last Three days, i’m getting lot of queries about how to crack ET exam.
Some People are working late evenings, Some are working in project sites & even students just passed out also asking guidelines for a 30 day crash planning….
So, i decided to chart a plan useful for everybody with reference books & Sites and exam strategies.
The first basic thing everybody to understand is “BHEL Written test mark criteria is changed”.
Weightage in Marking is given below:
- Technical – 70% of your scoring
- Quantitative Aptitude – 30% of your scoring.
After discussing with my friends, the below reference books are suggested for BHEL ET – Mechanical Exams.
Technical (Mechanical) – Books
- Mechanical Engineering (Objective) by R.K.Jain
- Mechanical Engineering (Objective) by R.S.Khurmi ———- Preffered because both objective questions & concepts are available
Technical (Electrical) – Books
- power system by c.l.wadha
- Machines by thereja
Both are good books… it has objective ques too…..
Technical (Electronics) – Books
- GATE Electronics & Communication - By R K Kanodia
- ECE objective book for ST – by Galgotia & M.Handa
Quantitative Aptitude – Books
- Quantitative Aptitude by R S Agarwal ——— For Beginners
- Quantitative Aptitude by Arun Sharma ——— For Shortcuts
- for aptiude must read :-
- basic mathematics formulae;
- tables 1 to 20;
- ratios’- 1/2;1/3,2/3; 1/4,2/4,3/4; ..till 10 must…..
- squares upto 25
- cubes upto 25
- GRE preparation book
- Mechanical – 1 (MECHANICAL QUESTIONS)
- Mechanical – 2 (MECHANICAL QUESTIONS – 2)
- http://www.onestopgate.com/downloads/
- http://www.jbigdeal.com/2009/12/gate-question-papers-with-solutions.html
- http://entrance-exam.net/gate-papers/
- http://www.tcyonline.com/exam-preparation-free-gate-online-preparation-tests/100386/gate
- http://www.tcyonline.com/exam-preparation/776806/ies-indian-engineering-services
- Download last 5 years question papers with solutions of GATE & IES (for Mechanical) and CAT Question papers (Quantitative Aptitude) with solutions.
- Starting from first day, every alternate day write one model exam with the downloaded question papers ( 2 continuous tests on Technical and one test on Aptitude in series) and compare your answers with the solutions.
- Find out your strong and weak areas and next day – focus on one weakest area of Technical (for Quantitative Aptitude – 2 areas) and study properly the concepts and important formulae once for all.
- Next time, when you give model exam – try to concentrate on the studied portion first & try to score as much as possible.
- if any doubts or wrong answers on the studied portion, clear all your doubts and understand the solution – the same day itself.
- Find the second weakest area and follow the same above steps.
- by this way you would have explored 10 different topics in 30 days for mechanical and 10 areas in Aptitude.
- Don’t forget to take some important notes on difficult questions or complex formulas for last day revision.
- If time Permits – try speed test on aptitude from online sites like http://www.tenaday.co.in/
- Study some basic in Nuclear Physics and Basic Electrical & Mettalurgy
- Technical Part of Q. Paper is having more weightage on marks but relatively difficult to solve problems
- Aptitude part of Q.Paper is having less weightage on marks but easy to solve relatively
- So plan for 60% of your test time (90 minutes) for technical and 40% (60 minutes) for Aptitude.
- Target : no of question to be answered right with full confidence is 160 (80 + 80)
- 10 to 20 questions can be given a hit for chances
- All questions are solvable easily if enough time is given in exam, but the check point is your time limit.
- one question in 35 seconds.
- so try as much as direct answers or theory questions
- keep the complex solvable questions aside.
- till now all questions are having same marks only
- Study Arun sharma’s easy shortcuts in the above mentioned books.





