Which all topics in maths, physics and chemistry should I give more consideration while preparing for JEE Mains and JEE Advanced?
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Hello Levin, Step I: Prioritise the topics having the highest weightage. I'm attaching a link where you can find it. Https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/gradeup.co/jee-main-syllabus-pattern-weightage-i-bca9ffd0-48df-11e6-8481-b4697555ecf6_amp Step II: Solve last 35 years JEE Mains and Advanced booklet to know the type of questions formed from those topics. -
Mains has almost a structure. It is a time game and you have to plan to save time. But, mathematics in Mains is easier than others. If you like mathematics, then you can give a little bit stress on it. -
Hello Levin, Step I: Prioritise the topics having the highest weightage. I'm attaching a link where you can find it. Https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/gradeup.co/jee-main-syllabus-pattern-weightage-i-bca9ffd0-48df-11e6-8481-b4697555ecf6_amp Step II: Solve last 35 years JEE Mains and Advanced booklet to know the type of questions formed from those topics. -
Step I: Prioritise the topics having the highest weightage. Step II: Solve last 35 years JEE Mains and Advanced booklet to know the type of questions formed from those topics.
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Prefer any coaching printed booklets or hand written notes, for reading and practicing questions, and NCERT is must. Give same preference for all the subjects. -
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Mithil Sai Studies at satyabhama institute of technology | Contributor-Level 6
7 years agoHi, there are some chapters having their own weightage some prepare according to that, preparing all chapters is not advisable. Prepare with concentration and practice well okay. Thanking you for your time and consideration of my answer. -
Step I: Prioritise the topics having the highest weightage.
Step II: Solve last 35 years JEE Mains and Advanced booklet to know the type of questions formed from those topics.
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