Only 5 days are left for the Entrance on 21st June 2018, so you can follow a SIMILAR strategy as given below.

Dividing the five days as –

• Revision/Formulas
• Problem Solving
• Previous Year Papers

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Revision/Formulas

If you had made notes in the past two years for boards/JEE coaching, you can revise them (for the whole syllabus according to JEE Main/BITSAT)

• If not you can refer to Handbook of Mathematics

• The book really, really helped as the direct formula based questions were easily solvable.
• It also contains summarised theory for quick revision.

And, if you haven’t been able to complete the whole syllabus, GO THROUGH the formulas at least.

A direct formula based question from a chapter that you’re weak in, may cover the difference between 25th rank, and 20th rank.

• For reasoning, I will not recommended to start a new book in these five days, as the Edgar Thorpe is huge.
• If you have bought it recently, mark the topics in the book after solving the previous year papers, and solve around 5-10 questions per topic.
• Else, you can go through this site too, it has most of the type of reasoning questions asked in the exam.

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Problem Solving

From the book that you are referring, solve 5-10 questions only per topic, but do them accurately with speed. Time management plays a crucial role in the selection.

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Previous Year Papers

The CIC’s website has been down while writing this post, so I compiled the list of [Preparation] Previous Year Papers of CIC B.Tech. Entrance Exam Download

• Solve them on a computer if possible to imitate the exam environment.
  • One paper DAILY starting from 2017 on 17th June 4pm – 6pm; to 2013 on 21st June in the morning.
  • Open the pdf file, with no mobile phone in the surrounding.
  • Have a timer ready on the screen set to 2 hours, and a calculator on the screen.
  • Be ready with a pen and some sheets of paper.
  • SIT for the two hours, even if you finished it before (that’s not possible, though. 🙂 )
  • Analyse your mistakes, and try to solve the unsolved ones. Trust me, this will help a lot.

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TL;DR

1. Revise the formulas/concepts EVERYDAY for the next five days.
2. Solve 5-10 questions per topic.
3. Solve a previous year paper DAILY to get an idea of the pattern.

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All the best.