My son is in class 12th and he is preparing for JEE 2017. How can he manage both 12th boards and JEE? What schedule should he follow?
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he should refer ncert to score good marks in jee. he will jave to focus on both,board as well as cbse.
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In my view.
He should mainly focus. on 12th boards. n try 2 score higher marks.
Along with 12th preparation. he should give atleast one or two hrs 4 jee preparation. regularly. so that he could score high in jee. -
The portions for JEE is NCERT syllabus. So literally speaking he must give importance for college as well as his boards equally. But the questions asked in JEE is challenging for good thinkers. If he puts on his effort to understand the college stuff then he can manage JEE. As he complete his portions in college,he can come back and start referring books for his MAINS. If he is studious and he want to enter IIT/NIT he has another option;that is he can join NIOS. Which is literally very useful for IIT-ians. The main concept in this is to study at your home and no college,no friends. He can just concentrate on his JEE and at the end of t...more
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Dont worry you have so much time to score good marks.
follow some strategy
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