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I'm going to write Physics, Chemistry, Biology exams in September month, so I have 4 months to prepare. So what will be the best strategy to study?

Here are few things I already have in my mind.

- I'm going to only study the public exam portions not the full syllabus.
- I've started studying based on the chapter's mark weightage.
- I read the full concepts and answer the in-text and terminal questions + examples as well.
- I'm also planning on practicing previous year public exam question papers.

So my main doubts are:

1. Is practicing terminal questions and In-text questions enough or any guides needed?
2. Is my plan I've given above enough to get more than 50% in all the 3 subjects within 4 months?
3. How hard is the NIOS ODE question paper?
4. Any tips on how to create practical files and how to prepare for the practical exam for all the 3 subjects?

Hi, I've already enrolled in NIOS Stream 4. Earlier, I applied only for the Biology exam but I couldn't attend it, so I am planning to rebook the exam for the September session.

Now, I also want to add two more subjects: Physics and Chemistry.

My doubt is regarding the hall ticket. I already received a hall ticket when I first applied for the Biology exam.

- After paying for these three subjects, will I receive a new hall ticket that includes all three subjects (Biology, Physics, and Chemistry)?

- Also, can anyone give me some tips for ODE preparation? I only have 4 months to prepare for these three subjects. Are there any important chapters?

Does anyone know when the admission is open for ODE June to September 2026 session?