I have to give my board exams and then I have my JEE Mains paper. What should I do?

There are some basic ground rules while preparing for JEE and boards together. 1. Don't make a time table. 2. Don't study straight for long hours. 3. Don't hangout much with friends. Time is precious. 4. Learn to say no to all distractions for a few months. 5. Use phone only for WhatsApp and study purposes and for music once in a while. 6. No Boyfriends/Girlfriends or Befriend during this period. 7. Organise yourself: -Schedule your sleep pattern. -Daily habit of sitting patiently at least for 3 hours.-Practice concentrating. (Do away with your distractions while studying) -Practice reading and writing.-Practice intelligent reading. (Reading with understanding. ) 8. Plan out minimum 3 hours every day for your self-study on weekdays according to your daily schedule. 9. Sit straight for those 3 hours. (Follow pomodoro technique of studying ) 10. Whatever you start, finish it within 48 hours. Next, understand the difference between boards and JEE. In boards you are supposed to mug up contents and puke that on the paper. And only in some cases demand understanding of concepts. But in JEE you have to understand each and everything and practice the application of all those concepts. So prepare well and all the best.

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Preparing for board exams and JEE Mains simultaneously can be challenging, but it's definitely doable. Here are a few tips to help you prepare effectively: Create a study schedule: Make a study schedule that covers both board exams and JEE Mains. This will help you manage your time effectively and ensure that you cover all the necessary topics. Prioritize your subjects: Identify the subjects that you find difficult and prioritize them. Spend more time on those subjects, and make sure you understand the basic concepts. Practice previous year papers: Practice previous year board exam and JEE Mains papers to get an idea of the exam pattern, types of questions, and difficulty level. This will also help you identify your strengths and weaknesses. Take short breaks: Take short breaks between your study sessions to refresh your mind. This will help you concentrate better and avoid burnout. Stay healthy: Eating a healthy diet, getting enough sleep, and exercising regularly are important for maintaining your physical and mental health. Make sure you take care of yourself during the exam preparation period. Remember, it's important to stay calm and focused during this time. Don't stress too much and trust in your preparation. Good luck!

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Yes you can give the JEE Mains Exam if you are currently studying in class 12th and appearing in your 12th board exam for giving the exam you must be 12th passed or appearing and if you have passed than with 75% for the unreserved category and 65% for the reserved category.

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