Will these 2 months be enough for revision of JEE Mains January session?

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Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
If you concentrate seriously then you can achieve whatever you want. Your strategy for the exam must be on point so you can study more in less time.

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Pavan Kumar
6 years ago
Two months isn't enough to crack JEE, but what you need to do is: concentrate hardly on the physics & also consider that physics is very tough in JEE. You have 2 months, so plan your schedule well for revision. Recall everything, what you have learnt so far.

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Vijay Singh Kholiya
6 years ago
Yes, two months are enough to do revision and I am pretty sure you will score good marks in JEE. My best wishes with you.

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