How should I prepare for JEE Mains? I am currently in 12th standard.

51 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Aman Singh
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8 years ago
Finish your syllabus as soon as possible and start solving lots and lots of questions. This will help you crack JEE Mains with a decent score. Give all india tests conducted by various institutes. This will help you improve your speed and mistakes.

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Alok Singh
8 years ago
You must have plan to study according to syllabus and improve your weak area in which you lack. Make practice as much as possible and practice previous paper NCERT besides other books.

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harsh raushan
8 years ago
You need to focus on self-study rather than being eligible on coaching centre, because centres are just medium of study, you can prefer some notes and previous year questions.

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Kanksha Mutreja
8 years ago
Many people generally join coaching centers for preparations. If you don't want to go for that, gather your books and sit for as much time you wish according to your capacity. Don't exhaust yourself that will be waste! Best regards.

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