There is nothing called a good CGPA. CHPA depends on what you are willing to do afterwards. 

For a job: As far as placements are concerned, anything above 7 or 7.5 will fetch you a decent job. 8+ will get you even better jobs in flagship companies.

For higher studies: If you want to pursue higher studies, much more is considered than just CGPA. Some of these factors are 10 and 12 marks, GPA and work experience.

So an 8+ GPA will get you both a good job and colleges. But it’s not the sole factor. It all comes down to how much efforts you are willing to put.

If you follow these guidelines, passing the semester exams offered by Anna University will be relatively simple for you.

• Always study from the required textbooks for the specific course as outlined by the university. Avoid buying regional books.

• Give yourself some time to get ready for Part-A. (2 marks). The majority of students lose grades in this area. The majority of students prepare Part B and attempt Part-A using an idea from the questions they prepared for Part B, or they simply attempt the questions without having any kind of plan. It is preferable to prepare for Part-A separately.

• Grades are raised by internal marks. For instance, if your internal mark is 20 and your written exam score was 89 out of 100, you would receive an S.

• Using the test questions from the previous year will also be beneficial.

• To get good grades, your answers must be presented neatly and written clearly.

• To demonstrate to the examiner that you have a thorough understanding of the concept, try to include diagrams, flowcharts, examples, and equations in your responses.

First, try the questions you are most familiar with and can confidently answer. Avoid overwriting the answers.