How should I get out of the Mindset of solving one paper of 3 hours and Get the Mindset for solving two 3 hour papers?
Due to the preparation of BITSAT and JEE Mains, I have maintained an attention span of 3 hours. But for JEE Advanced mocks I start feeling slow or sluggish when I try to solve another 3 hour paper right after the first one Plus what should one do between paper1 and paper2 on test day?
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First start with your the strongest subject then review that subject in 5 minute attempt only that questions in which you are 100% sure then move to the second prioritised subject. After completing this for all the three papers go for some medium level questions. Please note to not over attempt questions, as even 4 negative marks can degrade your college by, many folds.
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Firstly you have to make a daily habit of giving mock tests of JEE Advanced on regular basis in examination like environment without any cheating. Calculate your lagging points and upgrade it. Ultimately you will evolved the mindset of JEE Advanced.
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The number of questions in each subjects are generally not same, but the total number of questions mostly ranges from 17 to 18 across all three subjects in both Paper 1 and 2. The number of questions will also be different for each type (MCQ, Matching, Single/Multi correct) within the subjects in paper.
No, same questions never get repeated in IIT JEE exam. However, questions with similar concepts can find places in the exam. The question paper of JEE Advanced is prepared considering the syllabus and exam pattern.
You will not be eligible for admission as preparatory ranks are not considered under round 1. Since you have already qualified to appear for JEE (Advanced), all you need to do is meet the second criterion and apply for round 2, which will be only conducted if seats from round 1 remain vacant.
Yes, you can still get admission in Round 2 if you meet eligibility criteria to appear in JEE (Advanced) and have a valid JEE (Mains) rank. Also, you must have scored 60% or above in class 12th. For SC/ST/PwD category students, 55% or above is required.
No, candidates need not pay any fees to participate in JEE Adv counselling. However, once the seat is allotted, candidates will need to pay approximately INR 35,000 (less for reserved category) as a seat acceptance fee and around INR 20,000 as partial admission fees. Both these payments are adjusted in the final fee payment of college.
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