Students’ Speak: Be JEE Mains ready with these tips

By: Ankur Sharma

We all have dreams and a picture in our mind of what we want in life. There are goals that we want to achieve by a certain age. However, life follows Newton's third law pretty seriously. We only get the things for which we have worked.

IIT is a dream for most of the students. However, only a handful of them is able to get admission to these prestigious institutions. Pressure plays an important role in getting things done, so you need to maintain that pressure to a certain level which will help you to clear JEE Mains and Advance exams. What happens is, while studying for Class 12th, students feel the pressure of doing well in both the exams which is quite obvious but, then comes the role of schedule that you have made for your studies.

It is not necessary to study maximum hours a day but remember that you should study, as you will never forget whatever you have studied. You should start your preparations with the topics you feel comfortable doing, it will boost your level of confidence and interest.

If you feel bored, go and listen to some music for a while and get back to your studies with a fresh mind. Make your own notes.

The first thing you need to focus on is the basics of any topic. No need to make things complex or confusing, there is no number of YouTube channels through which you can get a proper explanation with a clear image in your mind by animation videos.

Before this, make sure that you know everything about the exam, such as syllabus and mark distribution so that you won't be working out of the league. Revision strategy should be different from that of your normal study pattern, make sure to cover every topic. Then try solving sample papers of previous years’ so that you will get an idea of time management during the exam.

Do solve those questions with a stopwatch as it will improve your speed and concentration.

One more thing is that going to coaching will make no difference at all, it all depends on your preparation and dedication. As the time nears to the exam you should not deal with new topics, it might confuse you with the other topics.

About the Author:

Ankur Sharma is a student who is pursuing mechanical engineering from SKIT Jaipur.