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Hello JEE Aspirants!Check out IIT JEE Dos and Dots :
1. Not taking the class tests seriously
2. Ignoring subjective problems
3. Not doing enough practice
4. Reducing sleeping hours
5. Not planning according to the syllabus
6. Not making proper notes
7. Comparison
8. Avoid the fundamentals
9. Not assigning time to revise
10. Quitting
11. Laziness
12. Not making short notes
13. Not sticking to the decided timetable
14. Being in a wrong company
15. Not paying proper attention in class
16. Not knowing your ability
17. Not solving problems from standard books
18. Not realizing the importance of a class
19. Not paying heed to health
20. Getting demotivated
21. Sticking to only one subject
22. Piling up the books
23. Peer pressure
24. Not asking doubts
25. Taking NCERT for granted
26. Social Media
27. Not keeping the track of silly mistakes you make every time
28. Not analysis the question paper after test
29. Excessive talking to parents ar not talking at home at all
30. Feeling stressed

Hello Riyaz,
Most of the aspirants are in the dilemma, whether they will get a seat or not. How much paper they should attempt? How to judge whether the paper is tough or not and so many other similar questions. What I have been telling all my students is a simple mantra. Think as if you have to attempt any one of the two consecutive questions. That means you need to attempt around 50% of the paper. Even if you can get around 40 % overall marks you should be able to score around 2500 rank which is a very decent rank for someone who is not sure whether he will get a seat or not. Therefore, just try to attempt 50%, stay calm, give your best and you will surely get a decent rank in JEE Advanced. Firstly, I would tell you about the JEE Advanced because it creates the main difference. For general category, around 50 % marks will get you some decent branch. If you want to take CSE in old IITs then you should score around 70% marks.