How can I crack SRMJEEE in 3 months?

SRMJEEE is actually not a very tough exam when compared to JEE Mains, BITSAT, etc., but that doesn't mean things can be taken for granted either, particularly taking into consideration the heavy competition that there is for such exams. So, read further to gain an insight on the little you could do to crack this little nut of an exam with a really good rank. First of all, take a look at the syllabus that is given to you in the SRM prospectus. Most of it would be the same as your class 11th and 12th PCM syllabus. If you are a CBSE student, you will find that they are exactly the same topics as in the NCERTs. Next, try to gain a good conceptual understanding of the same and then work out certain numerical problems in each of the topics in Physics and Chemistry (if any) and selected problems in Maths. Just so as to revise the concepts (try to concentrate on the areas you had trouble gaining clarity during the boards and work to clear them). Try solving the sample papers provided in the prospectus or the website, if time permits. If you are already undergoing some sort of coaching for the JEE Mains, I believe this should not be hard for you and you would perhaps be accustomed to tougher papers. After you have done all this (if you have done half of all that I have mentioned above, this exam is still going to be a calk walk), just keep calm and take your exam. Mind you, there is negative marking in SRMJEEE, unlike the VIT entrance test.

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Cracking SRMJEE in three months is not a big deal. You can easily crack it even if you have studied for your boards properly. The level of paper is not so high. Someone who is preparing for JEE can crack SRMJEE very easily. Syllabus is similar but there is a slight difference between JEE paper and SRMJEE paper which one can easily handle just by solving a dozen of mock papers. The strategy you should follow to crack SRMJEE with flying colors: 1.Stick to the basics and concept of each and every topic should be clear. 2.Revise NCERT and practice quality questions. 3.Study regularly and try to study 8-10 hours. 4.Stay away from outdoor games or any other activity which drain your energy. 5.You can take help from youtube and other educational websites to clear your doubts. 6.Say good bye to Facebook, Whatsapp and other social networking sites. 7.Avoid late night studies. It's better to wake up early rather than being a night owl. 8 Always remember your dreams and stay motivated. Hope it helped!

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If you have prepared rigorously for JEE Mains for one or two years then you can easily crack the exam. I won't beat around the bush. Mainly revise everything which you have studied till now. Generally, memorise all the formulas for general cases as the exam has a lot of time constraint. Once check the syllabus and make sure you didn't leave any important topic. Then mainly focus on solving practice tests. There are many books available in the market providing mock tests on SRMJEE. But be a bit careful and buy from trusted publications. Another important thing is to give this time under real exam conditions I.e. under a time constraint. The other important thing students neglect is analysing the tests you solved. Otherwise, there is no use of giving the mock tests. Analyse your mistakes, your strong areas, your weak areas, where are you wasting time and work on that. But I would advise you to refrain from joining SRM, target more reputed institutes like NITs or other CFTIs. Even top government colleges from your state will be better. Consider Manipal also. It is better than SRM.

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It is not a big thing to crack SRMJEE in 3 months as the level of examination is moderate. One can easily crack the examination if his basic knowledge of the main topics of 11 and 12 physics, chemistry and mathematics are clear. Most important topics in the paper are from following chapters: Physics- Electricity and magnetism, gravitation,units and measurements, ray and wave optics, heat and thermodynamics, mechanics. Chemistry- organic chemistry, polymers, biomolecules, chemistry in everyday life, physical chemistry like chemical bonding, electro chemistry, chemical equilibrium, solutions and inorganic chemistry like atomic structure, periodic table, states of matter. Mathematics- vector, trigonometry, geometry like straight lines, circle, ellipse, hyperbola and parabola, integration, probability, sets and relations, quadratic equations, applications of differential equations. Physics -do every question of HC Verma vol 1 and 2 Chemistry - just do thorough reading from NCERT book Maths - just practice every question of NCERT book. Hope it helps.

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