hello teja......

yes you can score 200+ marks in jee mains but it is little bit difficult but you can do if ypu follow the above steps

first make a plan so that you can get little bit analysis about your subject and now according to your plan start preparing for your exam by managing your time

try to solve mock tests and also minimum 150-200 mcqs daily without fail and also take a look on the important notes given by your lecturers

i hope this information is helpful

all the best.

Hello,

• The syllabus for JEE is huge and you have to study smart and equip yourself with the content relevant to the examination. Here is a list of top 10 tips, that can help you ace JEE with a very good score:

1. Only the relevant material,do not waste your time:



There are far too many books on JEE in the market. Students try to solve coaching packages from many institutes, read the same topic from many different books, and then they get nowhere. Collect knowledge, not books. Do not pay attention to the extra baggage of books others use to show off.



Follow standard books, and get past year papers with a decent question bank. If you are in a coaching institute, solve their material. All of them are nearly the same.



Focus on the quality, rather than the quantity. Even if you solve 10000 questions, there will be a question that is new to you.



2. Practice with a timer:



I can solve all those questions at home when I practice, but can not solve them in the test. Ever had this feeling?



If yes, you are not timing yourself well. Practice in a mock exam environment. Always use a timer during your problem-solving sessions. This will help you build a comfort level with timed tests. You will learn to manage your time better.



3. Take advantage of the test series:

If you are in a coaching class, you probably already have this facility. But if you are doing self-study, enroll yourself in  a good test series. It helps you to judge your performance relative to others throughout the country and identify your weak and strong points.



Please attempt them with the same sincerity you will show in the actual exam. Prepare before taking these tests. Use these tests to help you boost your confidence before the real exam. If you are not serious during practice, the actual performance can not be good.



4. Follow ncert books:



This one deserves special mention. JEE Main is organized by CBSE. So, the exam certainly is based upon the content provided in these books. NCERTs are really really important! Supplement your studies with the exemplar problems. You can find all types of problems here. Single Choice, Multiple Correct, Match the following, Assertion-Reason etc. Download the Exemplar books from cbse websites.



5. Use effective revision techniques:



Repetition is the key to longer retention. Keep revising your formulas and notes. Especially in Chemistry Section. Revision is an art. You do not read every page of the entire Chapter once again.



In your first attempt, mark the important sections and problems you werent able to solve. When you revise, attempt these first. Refer the theory only if you need it. Make your own notes. This helps to recall things easier.



Good luck:)

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