Can you share some tips to score more than 70 marks in the physics section of JEE Mains?

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Asked by Pavan Josyula
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Sanchit Khandelwal
7 years ago
Some tips to score more than 70 marks in the physics section of IIT-JEE Mains exam are- 1. Do smart work rather than hard work. 2. Optional - Join any good coaching institute for the preparation of JEE exam. 3. Solve NCERT problems. 4. Solve Reference books problems also.

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Sawan Kumar
9 years ago
Build your concepts and learn everything properly, no need to learn everything. Do previous years' questions to become confident.

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