JEE preparation|How to study for JEE

First of all JEE is not an exam you can prepare overnight or within a month. You will have to strrugle to make it into IIT.

Each year around 8 to 10 lakh aspirations try for JEE and only a few thousand could make into it. This is due to good name, fame, quality and placement in IIT. 

Lots of students study for 14 hours 16 hours but can't make it happen, just because they are not doing smartwork, so this article will guide you to do so.

First of all you will have to sacrifice a lot, because JEE is not a game or boards exam it is a national level competitive exam, which is among the world's hardest exams, for entrance in a world class institute.

Normally students start their study just after passing 10th std or many have a drop year after 12th and they all either have hard self study or Join different National coaching institute near to their house or go to Kota which is educational hub for JEE and NEET aspirants.

In my view you should start your preparation just after finishing your 10th std, as JEE is mainly based upon 11th and 12th, so you would get time for your studies along with your school studies.

I would like to give you below Tips and Tricks to crack JEE Main, check if it helps :)

1. Dedicated study plan: You should have a perfect time table for all the three subjects, you should not give more or less time to any of your favourite topics or subjects. You should practice every kind of questions that to thoroughly.

2. Maximize speed: Although JEE is not about speed, you will get 3 hours for 75 questions, but the depth of the concept. But the level of question would be so high that it could take a lot of time, which is not correct, so you will have to increase your speed, by solving 80 to 100 questions everyday overall.

3. Should clear all doubts: As I told JEE is all about depth of any concept, so each and every topic shoud be crystal clear for you. Thus, make sure to have a mentor to solve your doubts

4. Go for JEE Advanced: As advanced is the only key IIT, you should aim for it from the beginning of your studies, as the syllabus for both of them is almost same. Many students just prepare for Mains and think of doing advanced after mains, which costs them a lot, by lack of time.

5. Should have proper amount of self-study: If you are having your coaching for about 3 to 4 hours with school, then you should atleast have 2 to 3 hours of self-study. Lots of students don't go to school and have dummy classes, they should atleast have self study for about 6 to 7 hours.

6. Practice makes a man perfect: 

After coaching or school you should have a practice session at home, fir the same thing thaught in your class.

7. Be sure about becoming an IITian: If you really want to be an IITian, then you should be passionate about that, many students just lose their hole, but you will have to be motivated. And the biggest motivation for it will be remembering about the fruit which you are going to get after the sacrifice

8. Study smartly: The numbers of hours doesn't matter if you are not giving your 100% in it. You should be present with mind at the time of your study

9. Don't get bored: There is a high possibility that you will get tired and bored, as you have to study a lot. So you should click to refresh button, means you should have morning walk, proper exercise, even proper diet, and should relax between your studies for a small time, you should also have a small nap at noon.

10. Online free classes: You can have online class form YouTube for free, YT is now one of the best platform for studying. Many YT channels like, Physics wallah, Unacademy and Vedanti provide free and good content on YouTube, you can solve your concepts from there.

11. Books to study: This is one of the most important thing. You should have question bank for all subjects, should solve last year papers, and your NCERT is the most important book to help you there. But for more practice and deep study you should also have these references

  For maths: RD Sharma,

Cengage

  For physics: Cengage(for practice)

and HC Verma(for clearing concept) and many more like, DC pandey.

  For Chemistry: Himanshu Pandey, OP Tandon(organic chemistry), S.chand(for inorganic)