The Periodic Table Practice Test: Fill & Download for Free

Yes, the test booklet will have the periodic table for you. The symbols of elements will have their atomic numbers and masses. No elements’ names, no group and period numbers, no colors or line separating metals from non metals. You should find a similar bare-bones periodic table to prepare and practice for the test.

Let me start with the books:•Primary books : NCERTs•NCERT BIO.. Most important factor•Physics.... NCERT, HC Verma (MCQs and solved questions only)•Chem... Mainly NCERT (organic: may require further study)•Diagrams and Points to Ponder : These are High YieldHow to manage the huge syllabus?•Read regularly : The exam requires continuous study along with good revision•Make feasible short term goals with a long term plan in mind•Finish a topic first before moving on to the next one•Repeat, repeat, repeat againStick the periodic table and other important stuff (e.g. formulas) on your wall and look at it daily.•Don’t memorise unnecessary informationSolving Questions:•First focus on previous year questions•Don’t do the same type of questions too many times: Try a different variety and depth of questions•Attempt questions as soon as you finish a topicAvoid any distractions… Getting a good rank requires discipline and dedication. Prioritise : Think what will really matter in the long runGive practice tests: Frequent practice will develop the skills required to solve questions in the real examThe exam day:•Ensure a good night’s sleep•Eat a light breakfast•No need to study at the eleventh hour: relax•Reach the centre well ahead of time ( can preferably visit it once before the exam day)•Adhere to the rules and codes of conductDuring the exam:•Read instructions carefully•Start with whatever subject you are comfortable with•For ease go with Bio – Chemistry – Physics•Don’t panic if some of the initial questions are tough, give yourself some time : Nobody scores 100%•While filling OMR, fill as you solve : DONT wait for the end : there is a risk of committing mistakes•Read the questions very well. Don’t start answering in a haste.•Focus on key terms in the question. Be extra careful about units, values, and spellings.•Read all options before answering.•Avoid negatives : a big danger in the AIIMS exam.Keep working hard. The success will be worth the effort.Sorry if the answer became too long. Hope it helps.

I will remember some crazy moments of my preparation period:1.) I used to compare and cry after having performed bad in all India test series and my ma would give me lots of consolations and motivation.2.) I used to write diary daily in that period ( I ceased doing this after cracking JEE) to throw away all my anxieties and note down my spiritual thoughts.3.) I used to go to a Kali temple near my house everyday at nearly 8:00 pm and sit there alone and talk to myself and sometimes cried too out of frustration.4.) I used to write inspirational quotes like "to be a champ you need to believe on yourself when no one else will - sugar Ray " and mathematical relations ( I hate maths :P ) on papers and stick them on my 'personal' wall.5.) I used to write down all important inorganic chemistry reactions from NCERT that I learnt and practice them everyday without seeing them even once. I felt very superior when I grasped by heart 50 to 60 reactions from s & p block. I used to mug up the periodic table for ready reference.Now I look back at those silly moments and laugh at myself but alas those days will never come back again in my life.