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If you are a student in a respectable institution and are above average, Mech/Elec/E&C/E&I/Chem are all good options. Given the current infrastructural binge in the nation, even peaceful discourse is preferable.
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Edit: But if you are sure enough then start preparing from now itself.
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3 years agoBeginner-Level 5
1. No focus on anything else till the exam. Don't think about IITs or career opportunities or etc. Only exam orientated thinking. Focus on syllabus.
2. First task is previous year questions. Solve all the previous year questions of JEE Advanced. Look at the solutions and do them. Buy the book which has topic wise previous year solutions.
3. After you solve all the papers. It is the time to purchase DPP sheets book and test series. Solve the DPP sheets randomly based on your weak areas and important topics. When you will solve all previous year papers you will kn
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DPP sheet of JEE Advanced topic wise with solutions
Online test series have less tests but good quality tests. Rest of the days: don't study anything extra. No extra books. No new material. Solve previous year's problems rigorously from day 1 and SEE their solutions. Solve 1 DPP sheet of any topic every day. For all 3 subjects. Always choose a tough topic.
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3 years agoBeginner-Level 5
To manage time for JEE Advanced preparation - don't plan the day. Instead, plan a week. Decide your weekly goals and make sure you study 60hours every week.
Make a to do list for the things you need to complete in a week. Divide it into categories like : previous year questions, assignments, book reading, test etc.
Now fix number of hours to each category. Never plan for more than 40hours. Keep 20hours as flexible. Your brain will want to plan for all 60 hours. But don't do it. Only plan work for 40hours. If you study in this way every week till JEE Advanced exam. You will secure good rank.
Your priority tasks should be:
- Solving the previo
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-NCERT Class XI and XII books. -Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight. -Differential and Integral Calculus by N. Piskunov. Trigonometry by S. L Loney. -Coordinate Geometry by S. L Loney. Physics:
-NCERT Class XI and XII books. -Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma. -Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker. -Problems in General Physics by I. E. Irodov. -Aptitude Test problems in Physics by S. Krotov. Chemistry:
-NCERT Class XI and XII books. -Numerical Chemistry by P. Bahadur. -Concise Inorgani
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