u/Serious_Mastodon6892

I had my test on 3 July, and it went well.

I just wanted to share somethings which I experienced.

1. there will be some questions in the test which won't have correct answers in the options, make sure to not waste time on them. You'll have to compromise marks there

2. ppl often say that don't mark answers blindly (which is true) but I wanted to tell that if in the answers you are certain about an option (even if it does not match your answer) go for it. Acc to me if there are 3 questions in which you took calculated risk, even if 2 turn out to be wrong it'll still gain you 0.5 marks. Rmr I am only talking about calculated risk only mark the option if you are 70-80% sure of it.

3. students often locked their test in order to gain extra time, but I don't think that helps, it wastes your time and you can lose focus. Try to manage it under the time given. After logging in STAY AS FAR AS POSSIBLE FROM KEYBOARD.

4. if you get English/iq portion before advance maths, make sure to utilize that extra time for writing formulas on your answer sheet like sin cos tan value table, etc

I just completed my second semester in CS and I want to get transfer from a low merit campus to isb. I have submitted the admissions test form and yet to select the date for NU test. I just wanted to make sure if the things I know are correct or not.

1. attempt NU test like a fresher and get into the merit list of desired campus.

2. when got in, get a transfer certificate from previous campus for the new one.

3. cgpa remains same if the field is not changed otherwise if field is changed (CS to any other ds/ai,etc) then the gpa is reset.

4. the courses with less than C grade are repeated (only if the field is changed).

Is this all correct? And what am I missing?

I'd really appreciate your advice