Start preparing for JEE right after your Class 10 exams. Do not waste your time.
JEE is NOT tough. You Just need to develop a natural interest in Physics, Chemistry and Maths – think in terms of actual scenarios and not just solving problems.
You must spent time on self-preparation apart from School and Coaching classes.
The number of hours you study is more important than how much you actually get done in those hours. Concentration in whichever subject you study is the key.
Build a good timetable and follow it religiously. Systematic study is more important than studying concepts randomly.
Avoid Social Media distractions like Facebook and Mobile distractions like Whatsapp for these two years, but you could Join useful Facebook groups and Google+ communities to keep a tab on what other students are upto – how are they preparing differently.
Take breaks between studies. Play your favorite sports to keep yourself fit and rejuvenated.
Friends can be a distraction. Choose wisely whom you want to be friends with over these 2 years.
On the JEE Exam day, follow your test taking strategy – Sankalp’s strategy was to attempt Chemistry first as it was a tough subject for him (owing to the vast syllabus) and he solved Physics and Maths after Chemistry.
Find a mentor in your close circle. It can be your brother, sister, mother, father, cousin, class teacher – anyone. You need to be motivated throughout these 2 years
Do not lose vision and focus of your Goal!
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JEE is NOT tough. You Just need to develop a natural interest in Physics, Chemistry and Maths – think in terms of actual scenarios and not just solving problems.
You must spent time on self-preparation apart from School and Coaching classes.
The number of hours you study is more important than how much you actually get done in those hours. Concentration in whichever subject you study is the key.
Build a good timetable and follow it religiously. Systematic study is more important than studying concepts randomly.
Avoid Social Media distractions like Facebook and Mobile distractions like Whatsapp for these two years, but you could Join useful Facebook groups and Google+ communities to keep a tab on what other students are upto – how are they preparing differently.
Take breaks between studies. Play your favorite sports to keep yourself fit and rejuvenated.
Friends can be a distraction. Choose wisely whom you want to be friends with over these 2 years.
On the JEE Exam day, follow your test taking strategy – Sankalp’s strategy was to attempt Chemistry first as it was a tough subject for him (owing to the vast syllabus) and he solved Physics and Maths after Chemistry.
Find a mentor in your close circle. It can be your brother, sister, mother, father, cousin, class teacher – anyone. You need to be motivated throughout these 2 years
Do not lose vision and focus of your Goal!
Share this post with your friends
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