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JEE Advanced Physics can be cracked with good percentile using following tips.
1. Keep your resources very limited. Don't use too many books or materials. Complete one JEE Advanced level book I. Detail and Completely.
2. First step is buy JEE Advanced previous year solutions book. Students think this is the last step. But no this is the first step. Make sure your book is divided topic wise with detailed solutions. Many such books are available.
3. Second step is to choose a topic and read it's NCERT Book along with problems of NCERT. There are some books like NCERT Fingertips. After you read Ncert, solve the questions based on ncert chapter. Don't rush and spend some time for this.
4. It is time to level up. But don't level up soo soon. Atleast complete 2-3 chapters of NCERT before level up.
5. Now do previous year solutions of JEE Mains and JEE Advanced of those chapters. Look at the solutions of the questions. Learn the techniques to solve those problems. SEE how solutions is done. Complete all questions. Try to completely understand each and every solution.
6. Now again come back to ncert and do 2-3 more chapters
7. Again do previous year Questions of those chapters.
8. Repeat the process until you complete your class 11 entire
9. Try to complete class 11 in this way in just 6-7 months. Remember do only these steps. No tests, no assignments, no extra books.
10. Now it's time for advanced study. Purchase one good Physics book. I will suggest dc pandey series. Your book must have JEE Mains and Advanced both questions. Also both all kind of questions like integers, MCQ etc.
11. It is also a time to buy one reference book of Physics like sl Arora.
12. Now rigrously solve questions of the book. SEE the solutions when you are stuck. Always learn the new concept which comes in your way while solving problems. Remember students think that they will read book and then they will be able to solve problems. Physics don't work this way. 80% you learn by solving problems.
13. Now follow the routine of giving online tests. Every week. Don't be strict about the topics of test. Just give tests. Even if it contains full Physics syllabus. Whatever tests you have available online. Give one two tests every week. Don't try to score more. Just focus on giving tests. Clear your doubts of test before going for final exam.
14. In 4months solve the entire questions book which you purchased.
15. Keep revising and do class 12 in same way.

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There are some very legit tips which will help you in clearing JEE Advanced
1. No focus on anything else till the exam. Don't think about IITs or career opportunities or etc. Only exam orientated thinking. Focus on syllabus.
2. First task is previous year questions. Solve all the previous year questions of JEE Advanced. Look at the solutions and do them. Buy the book which has topic wise previous year solutions.
3. After you solve all the papers. It is the time to purchase DPP sheets book and test series. Solve the DPP sheets randomly based on your weak areas and important topics. When you will solve all previous year papers you will know this.
4. Give 1-2 full JEE Advanced mock tests every week immediately after you complete all previous year questions. Leave those topics which you think are very tough for you to understand.

Hi There, You should be a graduate at any subject. That includes Engineering, medical, Science, arts and commerce graduate. There is nothing to be particular about any stream in civil services. The best way to go ahead is to choose subjects in which you SEE future. What would you like to do in future. One important thing to always keep in mind is that there are very few vacancies in Indian Administrative Service and Lacs of students who apply for it. You should always have a backup plan in case you fail to make the cut. Therefore, choose the subjects accordingly. What would you like to do after finishing 12th? If the answer is Engineering then you should select Physics Chemistry and Mathematics. This is how the decision should be taken. Rest be assured that whatever subjects you will choose, that will make no difference. You can still apply for the Civil Services Examination. The eligible candidate must be an Indian National having either appear for the final Graduation Degree exam or pass in any stream from a recognised University within the age of 21 to 30 years with upper age relaxation for reserved candidate. But Civil Service Exam is conducted by Union Public Service Commission and as such you will need to prepare yourself for the UPSC exam. In most cases since there are many specializations and subjects which you need to be well aware of, Arts is a stream which is preferred by many IAS aspirants.
1. Read NCERTs from class 6th to 12th, with the basic concepts.
2. Get yourself habituated to read the Hindu newspaper daily, make sure you read editorials.
3. Improve your communicating skills as it will prove to be very useful in UPSC interview.
4. During the final year of your graduation get yourself enrolled in a nice coaching institute like the 'Vaji rams or 'vision IAS and make notes of Current Affairs and practice answer writing. This is when you are required to read all the reference books.
5. Take a lot of mocks in your final year of preparation. As you have all the time in the world to become a civil servant, as of now your aim should be reading NCERTs and making a detailed notes of what you have read. Also make sure to read daily journal, the Hindu is recommended. Hope this answer will help you to adopt a good prep strategy. GO ON TO BECOME A GOOD CIVIL SERVANT!
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