Can I prepare for JEE Mains without any coaching?
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you can definitely prepare and clear JEE Mains exam. You get need to clear all your concepts of NCERT 11th and 12th but I would like to add that the level of questions given in the NCERT is not asked in JEE Mains and advanced, so for fundamentals just stick to the NCERT. Keep on solving queries of higher level as well as in for physics must solve H. C. verma ( both volumes ) and must solve previous year papers and question banks as well. Analyse your mistakes and work on it. One more things stay confident and motivated. Never feel inferior. Stay alert about the notifications and changes in pattern or anything about the exam. Bes...more -
Yes, it is possible. You just need to be up to date with the course and patterns, which are coming in the papers, try solving as much as practice papers as you can. And, when you solve the paper just keep yourself away from any distractions and does not peep into books for answers. For Chemistry, thorough reading of the NCERT book is required. Solve all NCERT examples and questions for Maths. You can refer some of the reference books also such as H C Verma.
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