I am a student of class 11th. Can you provide some tips to crack IIT exam easily?

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8 years ago

Hello Rahul,
Here are some of the tips to crack IIT:
Mathematics- Practice as much as you can. Go through the previous year question papers, it will give you the idea of toughness. Some topics forms the base for all other chapters like - quadratic equations, logarithams & trigonometry. You must have command on all of them.
Physics- It is one of the most interesting subjects. Some of the easiest chapters are - current electricity, modern physics, optics, waves, etc. Mechanics is very important. I would suggest IE Irodov for mechanics (Although, it is tough but give ample exposure to topic and a huge confidence).
Physical chemistry- I would

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Hello Rahul,
Here are some of the tips to crack IIT:
Mathematics- Practice as much as you can. Go through the previous year question papers, it will give you the idea of toughness. Some topics forms the base for all other chapters like - quadratic equations, logarithams & trigonometry. You must have command on all of them.
Physics- It is one of the most interesting subjects. Some of the easiest chapters are - current electricity, modern physics, optics, waves, etc. Mechanics is very important. I would suggest IE Irodov for mechanics (Although, it is tough but give ample exposure to topic and a huge confidence).
Physical chemistry- I would suggest to practice as much as you can. Make a formula notebook as well so you can revise them just before your exam. Concentrate more on hard chapters like thermodynamics, ionic equilibrium, etc. Have a command on easy topics such as solution, mole concept, solid states, chemical kinetics, etc.
Organic chemistry- Learn all the important named reactions by heart. Make some conversion charts including all the important reactions. Some topics such as cannizaro reaction, aldol synthesis, etc. which are highly important, find out those parts seeing last year papers and mug them all.
Inorganic Chemistry- Its all about how you mug it. Practice salt analysis. Exceptions are very important. Learn P-Block from NCERT by heart.
At last few points to remember -
1. Make short notes of a topic as it finishes.
2. Solve last years question papers.
3. If you don't understand any topic, clarify it from your friend/tutor.
4. Study regularly.
5. Don't loose hope at any time.
Books to be referred :Physics -
1. HC Verma (Basic problems and context)
2. IE Irodov (Gives Insight to some hard problems which will give you huge confidence as well as command on topic.)
3. DC Pandey (only, if you want to clear a topic you find hard)
Maths -
1. Tata Mcgraw Hill (for practice of questions)
Chemistry -
1. NCERT
2. Solomon & Fryhle & M.S. Chouhan (for organic chemistry, adapted for JEE)
3. JD Lee (for inorganic chemistry)
All the best!

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Hello Rahul, Here are some of the tips to crack IIT: Mathematics- Practice as much as you can. Go through the previous year question papers, it will give you the idea of toughness. Some topics forms the base for all other chapters like - quadratic equations, logarithams & trigonometry. You must have command on all of them. Physics- It is one of the most interesting subjects. Some of the easiest chapters are - current electricity, modern physics, optics, waves, etc. Mechanics is very important. I would suggest IE Irodov for mechanics (Although, it is tough but give ample exposure to topic and a huge confidence). Physical chemistry- I would suggest to practice as much as you can. Make a formula notebook as well so you can revise them just before your exam. Concentrate more on hard chapters like thermodynamics, ionic equilibrium, etc. Have a command on easy topics such as solution, mole concept, solid states, chemical kinetics, etc. Organic chemistry- Learn all the important named reactions by heart. Make some conversion charts including all the important reactions. Some topics such as cannizaro reaction, aldol synthesis, etc. which are highly important, find out those parts seeing last year papers and mug them all. Inorganic Chemistry- Its all about how you mug it. Practice salt analysis. Exceptions are very important. Learn P-Block from NCERT by heart. At last few points to remember - 1. Make short notes of a topic as it finishes. 2. Solve last years question papers. 3. If you don't understand any topic, clarify it from your friend/tutor. 4. Study regularly. 5. Don't loose hope at any time. Books to be referred :Physics - 1. HC Verma (Basic problems and context) 2. IE Irodov (Gives Insight to some hard problems which will give you huge confidence as well as command on topic.) 3. DC Pandey (only, if you want to clear a topic you find hard) Maths - 1. Tata Mcgraw Hill (for practice of questions) Chemistry - 1. NCERT 2. Solomon & Fryhle & M.S. Chouhan (for organic chemistry, adapted for JEE) 3. JD Lee (for inorganic chemistry) All the best!

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ANKIT DUBEY

8 years ago

Preparing for IIT JEE requires 100 % attention, concentration, accuracy knowledge speed strong memory power hard work and a never give up attitude.
Cracking IIT exam is not easy my friend. It requires a high analytical thinking over a problem.
To crack IIT, you should opt for self-study and take help of online coaching because the number of students cracking IIT exam have done a good amount of self-study.
So opt for online coaching.
All the best.

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NITIN DESHMUKH Yard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

Understand the basic concepts of PCM. Class 11th acts as the base to qualify JEE mains exam. Keep practicing conceptual problems of physics, you can refer books like H.C.Verma and I.E. Irodov to get the variety of examples. Maths needs practice along with the proper method of solving it. In Chemistry you, need to remember a lot, try to make good crisp notes of concepts and chemical formulas. If you are self-studying for IIT, then you need to be very focused and determined. Take as many tests as possible because it is the best way to revise concepts and formulas.

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raj kamal iim b | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

You should study for 8 hours daily to prepre for the same. Apart from that, backup from a good coaching institute either classroom or distance course will be a good option. Make sure, all your concepts are clear and practice more and more numerical. That is all you need.

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Sanchit Khandelwal Won Gold medal in National Cyber Olympiad | Guide-Level 12

6 years ago

Some tips to crack the IIT 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 and Reference books problems.
4. Solve last year question papers of JEE exam.

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rohit arya i m single and i want to peace of mind

8 years ago

If you are taking IIT coaching classes then HC Verma is the best book for physics, Singage or RD Sharma is the best book for maths, Amit Chauhan or OP Tandon are the best for organic chemistry. If you thoroughly read them and prepare a timetable to study all of these then it will be good for you. Focus on solving more and more questions and keep your concepts of chemistry clear.

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Vrinda Khedkar

8 years ago

You have to work hard right from the beginning. Refer to good books like the concept of physics by HC Verma, and OP Tandon for chemistry or the engage publication books.
Pay attention to the basic concepts.
With enough practice and the right attitude, you would be able to crack the exam.
All the best.

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aneesh ram miles to go before I sleep...... | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

Work hard. Study everyday and keep your concepts clear.

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Akash Agarwal | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

Work hard. Clear your basics, and study only from NCERT books as they are the best textbooks to gather knowledge.

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Shigarf Mashaam Making my own path of experience.

8 years ago

Pay attention while you're in 11th standard, make sure your concepts are clear before moving to class 12th as most of the things in 12th are derived from 11th. 11th standard plays an important role to make you understand the concepts and logics of 12th standard, practice hard to solve the maximum number of questions in less time, seek help from teachers. Revise every chapter accordingly.

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