I am a 11th (PCM) student and preparing for JEE Mains at my own without attending school and simple tuition in my village. Can I crack it?
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If you have internet facility you can practice enough thru free/paid services available online. More you practice mock tests, better Your chances are. -
Yes, you can qualify JEE Mains exam. All you need to do is take refer to a good book, work very hard, and get help of a good tutor. -
Work hard. You can get admission in IIT.
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It is possible, but a very difficult task to achieve. You need work very hard. In order to get good marks in JEE Mains, refer to the books written by the famous authors.
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Yes, u can do it. If you do not have the facility to attend any coaching then you can take help from the internet. It would provide you with the educational sites and study materials. You can take help of WhatsApp, Facebook, etc. to connect with another students and study together. Another tip is to do self-study at home for about 6-8 hours.
Best of luck. -
First of all, you must know the syllabus of JEE Mains and yes you can crack it, but cracking is not enough. Good marks are necessary for getting admission in NITs. -
keep in mind"U can do it". Do hard work as per Your situation. practice physics.They can conquer who believe they can. -
Anything is possible but you have to work hard very hard then these Allen Institute students as they have limited syllabus for JEE so they prepare it and exam will come from those but have normal ttn so it is bit difficult for you go for sample pprs and then see what types of questions come then only you Crack JEE otherwise we all do hard work but hardwork in right direction is needed -
yes it is possible . but forst focus on board and then prepare for JEE . better focus on more weightage chapters and study smartly. -
it is possible but quiet difficult brother you can prepare from sl arora realy good book for mains and also focus on 11th and 12th chemistry because chemistry questions are easy there in exam goodluck and work hard
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