Students’ Speak: The key to score 300+ in JEE Mains

By: Rakesh Kumar Sahoo

There are many YouTube videos covering crash courses chapter wise and subject wise. These videos contain only a brief idea about the subject. Watch videos containing an adequate amount of data and the ones that seem knowledgeable.

Make a proper 30-day study plan. But, before that try to figure out which one is your best subject and which one is your worst among the three subjects. After that, you need to give the maximum number of days to the subject in which you are not well-prepared. Make a proper routine covering almost 16-18 hours of study. Try to give four online tests throughout the month so that you can get an idea about time management.

There are many YouTube videos covering crash courses chapter wise and subject wise. These videos contain only a brief idea about the subject. Watch videos containing an adequate amount of data and the ones that seem knowledgeable.

You can find last year’s question papers and sample papers online and offline both. Get the sample question papers and solve them. If you are getting low marks in the sample papers then don’t lose your hope, continue in the same manner. I believe that at the last moment, you cannot get more knowledge but with the available idea about the subject, you can practice to your topmost extent.

In chemistry, try to memorise the periodic table, element’s oxidation number, etc. on a daily basis. The periodic table can help you a lot more than you would expect in the organic part.

In organic chemistry, remember the frame of the reactions. For example, in hydrolysis, just remember the framework and you can replace the same with different elements. Chemistry is not much tough. Try to study chemistry daily for around three hours.

In physics, you just need to know the theoretical part and you also need to understand what happens when, and why. Try to solve different problems from different sources for around four hours on a daily basis.

Maths is a tricky subject. If you go through the solutions then you will understand every question. But when you try attempting them, it will be difficult. To tackle this, try to solve the questions in pen-paper mode. Practice around 2,000-3,000 problems from different chapters.

At the end of the month, you will be competent enough to crack JEE Mains.

About the Author:

Rakesh Kumar Sahoo is a student at Pondicherry Central University. He is pursuing MBA.