Can I score good marks in JEE Mains exam with self-study?

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Asked by Anil Kewat
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Trishula Das
9 years ago
Yes, you can. There is nothing impossible in this world. But, for self-study you have to be more strategic and manage your time properly. So, first thing collect all the previous year's question papers and their solutions so that you can analyse the pattern. Next, be thorough with the NCERT books an

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Hi Anil, Yes, you can get a good score, but you need to keep up a hard schedule for preparation. You should keep training yourself with the syllabus required for the JEE entrance examination and create a time table for doing it. All the best.

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