How should I prepare for JEE Mains?
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The best way might differ from person to person because you might a have a different subject as your strength or weaknesses.
Make your strong subject stronger so that you can get above 80 marks in it. This will reduce your pressure.
If you read NCERT with concentration, you can also score around 80 marks or in fact 100 marks in chemistry.
Try to improve your weaker subject, but not at the cost of a strong subject.
Solve previous years papers. Allot time and analyse the paper. Learn from mistakes which you do. Do not get demotivate.Silly mistakes are bound to happen, you can only reduce it (by practising and concentrating).
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Below are the preparation tips which will help you while the JEE Mains Preparation:
Start your IIT JEE preparation with Class XII textbooks that you have. You can also refer to NCERT books that are prepared by many subject experts and are quite economical too.
Beware of using too many reference books. There are so many books that you can use for reference. Use the ones that cover maximum syllabus and suit your learning style.
It can help to score more by indexing topics in order of priority or weight age they carry in the JEE Main and class 12th board exams.
Grill yourself into the basics until all your fundamentals are very clear as...more -
Hello Sainath,
JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) is a national level examination conducted for admission into undergraduate programs in engineering and architecture.
It is divided into 2 parts namely JEE Mains and Advanced. JEE Mains has 2 papers, one for architecture and one for engineering.
It is used for admission into IITs, NITs, IIITs and GFTIs.
It is really a competitive and one of the top examinations for engineering admission in India.
So, the difficulty will be high. JEE Advanced is really tougher than JEE Mains.
For JEE Mains, you will have 90 questions to complete in 3 hours. Each correct answer will be awarded 4 marks and -1 for a...more -
You should join any coaching institute whose performance is better and work as hard as possible.
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