How can I prepare for the JEE Advance after clearing JEE Mains?
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Hello,
As only a month is left for the JEE Advanced exam, you should follow these preparation tips & strategies:
From now, don't study any new topic. Revise the ones you have studied. Stay updated with the latest notifications and news.
Focus on the most important topics of JEE Advanced exam. Make regular notes of the important stuff. This will help you in your last minute preparation. Solve previous years question papers and take online mock tests. This will give you an idea about the patter and difficulty level of the questions. Learn all the important formulas.
Best of luck. -
Hi Akshay,
Yes, if you think you can do your best next year, you should absolutely take a drop year, know what was that thing you could do well previous year, do not commit that mistake again. As you age up your opportunity to have a good career lessons increases, Take that opportunity and grew up.
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