How to prepare for jee mains and advanced 2021

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Books Detail is as following:


For Physics :-              H.C Verma for 12th Class+If you have time than try to do coaching booklet+previous year question
For Mathematics :-  Vidyamandir Mathematics module for 12th class+Your coaching book+ previous year question
For Chemistry :-       Resonance institute 12th class booklet+Your institute booklet+previous year questions

The reason is not that rest 90% didn’t work hard but reason is of Smart Work.Believe me its 21st Centuary,if you believe in Hard Work than result is not that much up to the mark but if you do Smart work + Hard work you will surely get success.

1.) Prepare yourself mentally first :-
2.) Focus on Chemistry :-Believe me its my personal experience that chemistry part will attract more score than Physics and Mathematics.If you go into the history of IIT Jee topper most of them score good in chemistry.

Dont forget to study NCERT book and try to solve each and every question from excercise.I already told you that IIT only try to focus on concept.As there are only few days left for exam dont read new chapter.

3.) Time Management :-
Please..please..please study hard now onwards.I know most of you are not dedicated about the preparation from last two years.Atleast study 14 hour a day(my advice)than only you will get an average rank.Distribute your study time into 3 parts for Chemistry,Physics and Mathematics repectively.

Only engineer know the value of studying at last level. If suppose you follow my advice than give 3 hour to each subject and in the last 2 hour try to solve as much problem as you can.

4) Don’t Focus on New Chapter :-
Don’t focus on new chapter which you haven’t read.I am not saying even you teacher will also suggest you these thing.”Little knowledge is also injurious“.

Because if you want to study a new chapter for IIT Jee exam level than it will take around 4-5 days to prepare well(for average student).So don’t waste your time rather revise what you know.

5) Practice Makes a Man perfect :-

If still you need more detail info go through Examkunji.com for more question and answers for JEE


Best of luck for your exam.

Comments

  1. UnknownAugust 8, 2013 at 7:58 AM

    Will it work?
    I Dont think that an average student can take out 14 hrs time as nearly 12 hrs he spends his time for college and needs atleast 5-6hrs sleep. the rest is only 7 hrs which are not enough.
    What can be the alternative?

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    1. SureshGdvmAugust 9, 2013 at 8:56 AM

      It includes the time you spend in the college also mr. I don't think anybody wasting their time in college if they're expecting to do better in the competitive examinations.
      So don't think the time you spent in the college is not included....

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