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Hello dear, Due to the COVID exam of RRB being delayed but now it's date has been released and the exam will most tentatively to be held by Railway Recruitment Board CBT for 103769 Level-1 Posts in Feb 2022. RRB recruitment is a highly competitive annual process. The Railway entrance examinations are held for the selection of technical and nontechnical cadres in the Indian Railways. Thousands of RRB Vacancies for different RRB Exams are announced every year to recruit eligible candidates to work in the Indian Railways. The selection for Junior Engineers will be done by the RRB on the basis of three stages.
The first stage will be the Computer Based Test 1 and those who will clear this test will appear for Computer Based Test 2. The examination pattern for these tests is expounded further. The candidates clearing both the tests will be called for Document Verification. This requires deep and complete knowledge of the syllabus such as to know how to prepare subjects lucidly and comprehensively, where to focus, what to study, and time management to clear your exam to achieve your dream job.

Eligibility:
1. Age: Candidates age not less than 18 years and not more than 22 years for Male Constable & Constable PSC, 18 to 25 years for Female Constable. Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and such other categories of candidates of Uttar Pradesh maximum age relaxation will be admissible as per rules.
2. Educational Qualification: Candidates should possess 10th class & 12th standard/ Equivalent from recognized Institution.
3. Physical Standards:
a. Male candidates should be able to run for a distance of 4.8 KM in 27 (Twenty Seven) minutes in one chance.
b. Female candidates should be able to run for a distance of 2.4 KM in 16 (Sixteen) minutes in one chance.

Hello,
If your study for 4 hours and understand the logic and concept instead of studying for 10 hours just "solving problems" the former will yield definitely more marks than the later.
As maths is almost every time easy (if you have interest) in JEE comparing to others. So, I suggest in order to cover it in a limited time frame follow these steps.
Every day before starting draw out a rough plan of what topics you will cover today pointwise.
Then start working on it and as I said before whatever you do understand the logic of it and only then do it else leave it because it will be a waste of time otherwise. Once you are 100% sure you have understood the topic solve its primitive examples.
Then pick 10 problems related to the same topic and all should be of different type and varying difficulty. Solve those 10 problems and then look at your rough plan and jump to the next topic. In between do take breaks or else you will get bored soon and scrap the whole plan.
All the best!