What should be my preparation strategy for qualifying JEE Mains exam?

I have a coaching of 6 hours.

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Asked by Adarsh Rao
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Sanchit Khandelwal
7 years ago
For cracking JEE Mains exam, you need some best study strategies: 1. Do smart work and not hard work. 2. Make smart and good notes. 3. Solve as many as previous year question papers. 4. Solve NCERT problems.

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Raj shakya
7 years ago
As you are asking for a strategy so the main thing is smart work. What actually happening is many students are focusing on 12th board and not on JEE exams so as they appear for JEE Mains they don't score well. The only thing is to study NCERT fully then go for guides and solve their questions and at

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VIKAS SONI
7 years ago
Hello, As you are asking for a strategy so the main thing is smart work. What actually happening is many students are focusing on 12th board and not on JEE exams so as they appear for JEE Mains they don't score well. The only thing is to study NCERT fully then go for guides and solve their questio

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My friend, Smart work is much required than hard work for qualifying JEE mains and Advanced exam.

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Ritik Agrawal
9 years ago
You can consider: 1. HC Verma for physics. 2. SK Goyal for mathematics. 3. OP Tondon for chemistry.

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9 years ago
JEE is all India entrance exam so it is going to be tough. If you have to score high, you have to be good in physics. Chemistry consist of similarly reaction, so it helps to score high. Mathematics is vast and difficult to score or crack the logic. To prepare, you must solve at least 50 MCQs per da

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Pratik Gupta
9 years ago
Hello, Since, JEE mains is conducted by CBSE board. I will suggest you to read all the NCERT books of concerned subject. But, NCERT will only help you to clear chemistry part. You should read some institute materials and solve the questions. For reference, you can use HCV for physics and practice

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Pankaj Kumar
9 years ago
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