By: Srinivas Goud
Are you confident that putting in the effort can help you score 300+ in JEE Main? Then this article is for you to read. Here are some tips and tricks that can help you achieve this high score.
First, have a clear idea about the exam and then study accordingly. Many students who prepare for JEE Main for nearly three years are sometimes unable to attain 300+. However, that doesn’t mean that there are not any exceptions. You’ll find tons of scholars for whom JEE Main may be a cakewalk, mainly because their concepts are clear about the pattern of the exam. So, always clear your concepts instead of preparing supported the hit-and-trial method.
Second, in order to score 300+ marks, seek out a mentor who will guide you right along. If you fail to get one, visit Shiksha.com as there are many well-experienced mentors who are going to be able to assist you around the clock. Without getting proper guidance, all of your efforts are going to be worthless.
After guidance, the foremost important thing is to get proper books to review. You’ll have different suggestions coming from different people about choosing the proper book. These suggestions will assist you in picking a mix of traditional and modern-day books. The first books that are available in this category are the NCERTs. Unlike the standard belief, if you would like to attain 300 marks then solve NCERT’s questions properly. You’ll be amazed to ascertain the amount of conceptual questions there are in these books. Later, you can choose Irodov, HC Verma, RD Sharma and a few self-study coaching material as in these books you'll get questions from the simplest faculties of the country.
Now once you are through with the study material, have a glance at the examination blueprint given at the starting of every book. See what topic is more important as every year there are slight changes within the paper structure. Review accordingly.
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While most of the items remain an equivalent, the foremost important topics in mathematics are coordinating geometry, P&C and differential equations. In Physics, equilibrium and stress are important. In Chemistry, there is Chemistry, S-block and P-block.
Study each and each topic, but mainly specialise in the topics that have more weightage within the exam as when rank clashes, these are the items that outline the student’s position.
The most important thing is that the revision. Devote the last 10 days before the particular examination for revision, as this may step up your confidence in your preparation.
In those 10 days, build up your speed. Scoring 300+ in JEE Mains needs speed to read all the questions than solving most of them in those 180 minutes.
About the Author:
Srinivas Goud is a student at CMR Technical Campus pursuing BTech in Electronics and Communication Engineering.
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JEE Main exam is not mandatory for admission in Prestige University BTech courses. Students can apply with a valid score of other entrance exams as well. The other accepted exams are CUET/ SAT/ ACT and PU Aptitude Test.
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As per various sources, the toppers of JEE Main 2026 session 1 exam are: Arnav Gautam and Pasala Mohith. They have both scored 300 out of 300 marks.
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No. The JEE Main 2026 session 1 result will be out by February 16 at jeemain.nta.nic.in.
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Yes, SRM do accepts JEE Main score for admission to a few programs at certain campuses. As per the details available in the official website - "Any Candidate qualified in IIT JEE Main/SAT will be admitted directly even if the candidate doesn't take SRMJEEE."
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Yes, UV Patel College of Engineering accepts JEE Main marks for taking admission in the BE/BTech courses. The college also accepts score from GUJCET exam for BTech admissions. Candidates have to undergo counselling and fill the application form of college.
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As per the provisional answer keys released by NTA, Arnav Gautam has secured 300 out of 300 marks in the JEE Main 2026 session 1 exam. Another student who has claimed to have scored 300/300 in JEE Main 2026 is Pasala Mohith.
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PEIT BTech cutoff 2025 was published for admission to various specialisations. B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering had a last round cutoff of 935963 for the General AI quota.
For the General HS quota, the last round cutoff was 1154812. To know the cutoff for other categories, rounds, quota
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PIET JEE Main cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the BE/BTech courses for various categories under both the All India and Home State quota.
For the General HS quota, admissions were closed at 1307913. This means that students who had this rank or better yet, below it could easily avail admiss
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The JEE Main Answer Key is an official document released by the National Testing Agency (NTA) that lists the correct answers for all questions asked on the exam day.
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The JEE Main 2026 session 1 final answer key will be available soon before or with the JEE Mains result 2026.
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