Know how to prepare for JEE Main 2022 amid COVID-19 and postponement of exams by Saurabh Kumar, HOD Physics at Vidyamandir Classes.
JEE Main 2022 Preparation: The global health crisis has impacted all the sectors in the country and abroad, putting many plans and projects off the track. The recent surge in cases triggered by the speculations of the third wave has affected many exams schedule including JEE Main 2022. It is the time when right JEE Main 2022 preparation stratgey is most needed to crck the exam. The series of lockdown and strict protocols imposed due to the Covid-19 has led students preparation for JEE Main. It is natural for students to feel demotivated amidst the looming uncertainties. Unlike last year, the new virus strain impacted several families and their loved ones, making it all the more difficult for students to keep up with their JEE Main 2022 preparation momentum. Besides, delay and postponement of these exams have also upended their consistent and persistent preparation schedule. However, its important for them not to lose sight of their goal and try to stay hopeful and positive.
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Given the circumstances, things are likely to turn overwhelming. To make life easier for students in the ongoing difficult times here are few tips which can help them in getting their preparation for JEE back on track:
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Effective time management: It is imperative for students to practice and imbibe the skill of time management, as it will go a long way toward bringing them success in life. Besides, it will help them in pacing up their preparation. They can chart out a timetable and divide their day’s activities accordingly
Stick to basic: It is advised to students to follow NCERT books as they are known to be the best books for JEE preparation. Students should not confuse themselves by reading multiple books. It is also advised that students check JEE Main 2022 question papers to know the difficulty level of exam and types of questions. They should keep their study material limited to few books and build understanding of the key concepts thoroughly. It is strongly recommended for students to stick to the notes and resources which you have prepared in the past two years or so.
Online classes: Online classes are provided by almost all the educational institutions including schools, colleges and coaching centres. Virtual learning provides students with the convenience of picking up a batch-time which suits them. Hence, students are advised to manage their day properly and wisely with adequate break gaps so that they can extract maximum benefit from their online tutorials. Besides, they should not hesitate in reaching out to their teachers in order to get their doubts clarified. They should also incorporate the habit of making short notes during the online sessions to gain a better grip over the important concepts.
Mock tests: JEE Main Mock test is a very important tool, which helps students in assessing their level and growth. Hence, it is important for them to take mock test daily. In case they don’t have access to the current mock tests, they can attempt previous years’ papers. While taking a mock test, students should always time themselves as it helps them in assessing their speed and keeping themselves on track, while not missing on any question due to paucity of time.
Subject-wise study: Students should form a study plan on the basis of subjects, on which they have better and not so great grip. Start your day with subjects which need more preparation and dedicate more time to build on your weak points. It is important to spend more time on complex topics and solve questions on a daily basis, while not forgetting to brush up the concepts of less difficult topics.
Revision: Revision plays a significant role in bettering students’ understanding of key concepts and definitions. Hence its is highly recommended to include revision time in their study plans so that they can revisit and keep in mind important formulas, method of calculations and explanations.
Besides studying, it is important for students to pay equal attention to their mental and physical health. Hence, they should continue to follow standard hygiene practices and incorporate frequent breaks and make time to exercise regularly to stay fit and healthy. In order to keep the stress away, students can also indulge in any indoor sport or spend time with their families and practice meditation. Since the exam date is now out, students should try to increase their focus on preparation and follow a strict and healthy regime. Last, but not the least, never undermine the importance of eating nutritious food and taking immunity boosting diet.
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About the Author
Saurabh Kumar is the national director of academics and HOD Physics at Vidyamandir Classes. He is a Gold medalist in Mechanical Engineering, having more than 19 years of experience in training students for IIT JEE & other engineering entrance exams. He has trained more than 500 IITians till date & still counting.
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Yes, students can get direct admission, without JEE Main at SR Group of Institutions. The final selection is based on merit/ CUET/ JEE Main exam. Students can also get admission on the basis of academic scores.
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Yes, admissions are possible to the BTech course at DY Patil University, Navi Mumbai without the JEE Main rank through MHT CET. Securing good scores in the MHT CET is very important. Hence, the students must work hard and secure good marks for successful admission to the BTech course.
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Yes, JEE Main is compulsory to take admission in BTech at IIIT Lucknow. Candidates must fulfil the eligibility and apply for JEE Main on the official website of NTA. Applicants must clear the JEE Main cutoff for IIIT Lucknow. They have to particpate in JoSAA/CSAB cousnelling for seat allocation.
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With 77 percentile, getting a seat is possible, but it will depend on the branch and the admission cycle. For highly demanded branches like CSE, the chances are usually quite low at that percentile. But for some core or less competitive branches, there may still be opportunities.
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Answered 3 days ago
No, candidates cannot take admission in BTech at NIT Uttarakhand without JEE Main. It is the mandatory national-level entrance test for admission through JoSAA/CSAB counselling. Admission is based entirely on your JEE Main Rank and counseling round.
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Answered 3 days ago
Yes, JEE Main is enough for Krupanidhi Institute of Technology admission. But it is not the only exam accepted for B.E. The institute also accepts CET and COMEDK score. Hence, even if JEE score is not available, students can still apply for admissions at the institute.
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Answered 6 days ago
The JEE Mains 2026 is not out till now. The data for 2025 is available for BIT Mesra.
As per the recent BIT Mesra JEE Main cutoff 2025, the round 6 results have been released. Based on the final cutoff for the General AI category, BTech in Computer Science and Engineering closed off at the rank of 18
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Answered a week ago
If you are OBC candidate then you can
1) Fill JoSSA — try for NIT Manipur/Nagaland/Mizoram in Civil or Mechanical
2) Participate in CSAB — extra chance
3) Don't skip state counselling — OBC quota there can be very beneficial
4) Apply to NSUT/YMCA — placements rival many NITs
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Beginner-Level 1
Answered a week ago
No, interview round for BSc admission at BIT Mesra is part of BITCHEM which is not required for candidates who are open to pusuing BSc at Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra. Candidates who apply through JEE Main will not be required to appear in BITCHEM.
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Candidates wishing to take admission in BTech at IIIT Bhagalpur have to appear in JEE Main. Along with that, candidates also have to participate in JOSAA/ CSAB counselling process. Seat allocation is done when candidates clear cutoff ranks released on the official JoSAA website.
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