r/CUETtards

i keep coming across it in mocks, is it in ncert? for eco? or maybe it was in an old ncert and is now deleted? can someone pls help

It’s not like I’ve never done Macro or Indian Eco, but I definitely need a serious revision from scratch level to get confident again. I don’t trust my retention right now.

Accounts is a bigger concern — I’ve done partnership before but it needs a proper revision, and I still have to study retirement, death, dissolution, and cash flow properly for the first time, so that’s taking more mental space.

I also have PYQs (2024 & 2025) and about 11 mocks per subject, but I’m confused about how to actually use them effectively — like when to start mocks and how to balance revision + practice without wasting time.

Right now it just feels a bit scattered, like I’m doing things but not in the most efficient order.

If you were in my place, how would you structure the next 2–3 weeks, especially with more focus on accounts.

took help from got to explain my situation better.

Also should I consider replacing economics with physical education?

For CUET I've taken up maths, bst, eco, gat and english as my subject combination. Earlier today, we got the notification that we can change our subjects and so I was thinking whether I should drop GAT or not, and replace it with accounts...

As GAT is not required for any college in DU other than mainly SSCBS, I was thinking of taking up accounts rather than GAT.

Now the problem is that I haven't prepped accounts since my ISC boards exam of Accounts ended and that was 2 months ago, so it will be a completely new thing for me, to study a new book and things and considering only 3 weeks are left for CUET, should I take the risk and go for it or not...

Because the GAT syllabus aligns with the prep I'm doing for IPMAT (other than the GK part of GAT, which I'm not so confident in) so I feel a bit inclined to continue with GAT but then I feel maybe taking up accounts will give me a kind of lifeline..