Dear aspirant,

1. This is one of the first and important tasks that you should do before the final exams.

2.Know The Syllabus.

3.Solve JEE Main Question Papers.

4. Attempt Mock Tests To Get Familiar With The Real Exam Scenario.

5.Maths,Physics,Chemistry these are the key subjects to score more marks in mains so prepare well.

I hope this information is helpful for you.

Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

 

To score good marks in Exam, You should have good hold on PCM subjects and decide well in advance how much time you are going to give on each subject, based on your strong and weak points.

 

You can score well in Exam if you are clear with your basics & have good hold on PCM subjects. You should plan your studies subject & topic wise, Make proper time table so that you can complete your syllabus on time and can get a proper time for revision. You should give importance to the topics which carry more weight age in the exam.

 

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Hello,



Just start with the syllabus
1. Analyse the syllabus wholly.
2. Highlight the topics which you haven't read yet, and start with them.
3. Make a routine and divide the timing for the three subjects.
4. If you are in 11th, everything would seem to be very new to you. So start with a basic book, I would suggest for the very recommended NCERT  for physics and chemistry.
For maths, practice from r.d Sharma or RS Agarwal.

5. After completion of every chapter, you practice the DDP and study material of any good coaching or else, practice previous years question s.

For physics, i would recommend you to study and practice D.C Pandey.
For chem, ncert +RC Mukherjee(physical) , I think that would be enough .

After, completing your syllabus, probably in the month of Dec, start giving me test series of a good institute.

Remember, consistency+ hard work is all what you require to crack any exam.

Hi anushri ,
I m a student of nit bhopal and let me share my experience according to me to cracking jee is not a great call but definitely to get admission into any prestigious college of engineering like nits you need to score well .
So firstly to get good marks in jee its not necessary to score good in all the three subjects but if you want to be a topper then you should . Focus mostly on any one paper which of is your favourite and assure itself that you are going to score atleast 90 marks .
For maths go for cengage learning books
For chemistry optandan , himanshu pandey , NCERT
For physics HCverma is more than suffivient .
Focus on the basics and make proper notes enhance your creativity level so that at a stage you can develop your own questions .
Jee focus on your reasoning skills and aptitute not on the toughness of paper .

Hope it helps!!!

Hello Anisro, let me give you crisp answer:-

1. Don’t leave Mains-specific topics like Statistics, Mathematical Reasoning, Relations, Heights and Distances etc. These chapters are easy and have a very high probability of being asked(Parabola type questions can be asked in advanced also but not these chapters)
2. Don’t leave NCERT for Chemistry and Physics especially.
3. Try to cover all chapters up to a minimum level rather than covering some chapters to a Pro-Level, as in Mains most of the questions will be easy to moderate level so it makes sense to prepare all up to an average level(for JEE aspirants)
4. Don’t think in terms of marks during the examination, just keep one mindset while attempting the paper- ‘Let me first find out the easiest and less time-consuming problems in the paper in all three subjects and solve them first properly’, without calculation mistakes and pressure.
5. Don’t have ego issues with a question. If a seemingly easy question refuses to get solved, just leave it instantly (don’t try any question for more than 7-minutes in examination while attempting the paper in the first round(even if you feel like - I have already wasted so much time so let me try for 2 minutes more)). Keep in your mind that one question is sufficient enough to ruin the entire paper.
6. Have proper sleep and food etc. on the day before Mains. Last minute study (sleepless) may fetch you 4-marks more but your sluggish brain (due to sleep deprivation) can cost you 40–50 marks or even selection.
7. Don’t get overly worried, if you have studied sincerely then forget about the rest and don’t blame yourself for anything. It’s not a life lost, you will still have one more chance. You will perform best when you have the least worries.

All the very best.

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