JEE Advanced

Hi Manisha,
I would recommend joining a good coaching institute so you remain motivated and you are able to gauge where you stand with regards to the competition plus they will keep you on your toes throughout the year. So definitely complete the coaching material , DPP's , go through their quizzes and you will be close to done
Before attending the lesson however i would recommend reading and completely solving ncert and ncert exemplar for that paticular portion which will be taught. Ncert is the bible when it comes to competitive exams.
Futhermore if you have time the following books are recommended:
Physics:- HC Verma part1 and 2 (must do)
-Resnick halliday (only if you have time after completing coaching material)
Maths:- Do RD Sharma/RS aggarwal immediately after ncert it will futher help in reiterating the basics. After that i would recommend:
-calculus: I.A Maron
-Trignometry and Co-ordinate Geometry: If time is not a constraint then SL Loney is the best but as it takes a long long time to complete i would recommend TMH
-Algebra: Hall & Knight if you want to go really in depth otherwise TMH for practice would suffice. People do recommend the Arihant series but personally i hate them.
Chemistry:- First and foremost go through ncert i can't stress the importance of this enough paticularly for chemistry where you can get questions directly from ncert or exemplar.After that for further practice and/or conceptual understanding please refer to the following:
Physical:Atkins, RC mukherjee
Organic: Solomon's & Fryhle's Organic Chemistry for JEE (MS Chouhan version)
Inorganic: J.D Lee
In the final 2months of your preparation purchase and solve the past year papers. (most important)
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Hi Kirti,
Yes, Arihant along with Aakash study material are a good set of questions. Also, you must read the newly released Pradeep's encyclopedia for JEE Mains and Advanced. It was just released last year. Although, I initially looked the book with scepticism on being recommended that book add the Publisher was only famous for school level books before this book arrived, I later found out that this book is the best written book I have every read. The theory is extremely well presented and all the questions are solved . I got a rank less than 300 primarily because of they book. You can try Arihant' s book for maths by SK Goyal.
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Hi Snappy,
Its great to know that you are planning to prepare for JEE. Here are some points which may help you in boosting the success probability with your JEE study plan:
Preparation Strategy for IIT- JEE (Main):IIT-JEE (Main) syllabus
The syllabus of JEE main is the syllabus followed by CBSE board. In fact, the JEE Main syllabus can be considered a replica of what was covered in previously held AIEEE exam. All the topics of JEE Main are covered in NCERT books.
Different sections in IIT-JEE (Main) exam
Since the JEE main is being conducted by the CBSE, the same body that was conducting the AIEEE earlier, it is expected that the similar pattern shall continue in JEE Main as well. In AIEEE, the paper was not divided into sections. But the questions that were asked in the AIEEE were of three types:
Straight objective type multiple choice questions
Linked comprehension type questions
Assertion-Reason type questions
Generally there are 5 Assertion-Reason Type questions, and 25 multiple choice questions including the linked comprehension type questions.
General preparation strategy
The JEE Main paper is a race against time. It is important to optimise your performance by practicing a good number of MCQs. There are 90 questions in all to be done in 3 hours duration. That means one must be able to solve some other questions in lesser time so as to manage the time well.
Most important topics for JEE (Main)
Physics: understanding of Kinematics and Dynamics is very essential to be able to build a strong problem solving ability. Also, the Theory of Fields (Electromagnetism) is very important and a large number of problems are asked from it.
Chemistry: Physical Chemistry is very scoring and all the units in it must be done carefully. Students tend to neglect Inorganic Chemistry but if studied in a proper way, it becomes very scoring.
Mathematics: Calculus is very important to learn as it finds applications in all domains. Other important and scoring topics are Determinants, Sequences, Permutation and Combination. The student must be able to relate the complex numbers with Coordinate Geometry and Vectors. Three dimensional geometry is easy and scoring if done properly.
Now also check out JEE Main 2014 Question Paper Pattern based on expert analysis.
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Hi,
Thanks for the tag.
As per the official website :
" To be eligible for JEE Advanced :
The IIT Council has clearly spelt out the eligibility criteria for students who have given their XII Boards in 2013, for those who are writing betterment in 2014 and for those who are writing their XII boards for the first time in 2014 and for foreign nationals.
* For Students who Passed Their Class XII Board Exam in 2013 :
The eligibility criteria for joining any of the IITs or ISM Dhanbad will be 60% marks in their 12th Board or equivalent (55% for SC/ST/PD candidates).
* For Students Who Passed their Class XII Board Exam in 2013 but are reappearing the Boards in 2014 to improve their performance:
1.60% rule will apply if they use their 2013 Board exam results
2.Top 20 percentile' rule will apply if they use their 2014 Board exam results.
This will be a one-time exception for JEE (Advanced) 2014 only.
* For Students Who give their Class XII Board Exams for First Time in 2014 :
It is 'top 20 percentile of the successful candidates' in their Boards, category-wise. This will be a one-time exception for JEE (Advanced) 2014 only.
* For Students Where Percentile Score is Not Available From Testing Agencies :
In case the percentile score is not available from testing agencies [such as Pre-University exam conducted by a University, two-year course of the Joint Services Wing of the National Defence Academy, General Certificate Education examination (London/Cambridge/Sri Lanka), High School Certificate Examination of Cambridge University, International Baccalaureate Diploma (Geneva), Senior Secondary School Examination of National Institute of Open Schooling, three year Diploma recognized by AICTE / State Board of Technical Education and any Public School/Board/University examination in India or in any foreign country recognized as equivalent to the 10+2 system by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU)] , the CBSE score for top 20 percentile of the successful candidates in the student's category will be used. "
You may visit the official website for specific details.
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Hi,
As per the official website :
" To be eligible for JEE Advanced 2013 :
The IIT Council has clearly spelt out the eligibility criteria for students who have given their XII Boards in 2012, for those who are writing betterment in 2013 and for those who are writing their XII boards for the first time in 2013 and for foreign nationals.
* For Students who Passed Their Class XII Board Exam in 2012 :
The eligibility criteria for joining any of the IITs or ISM Dhanbad will be 60% marks in their 12th Board or equivalent (55% for SC/ST/PD candidates).
* For Students Who Passed their Class XII Board Exam in 2012 but are reappearing the Boards in 2013 to improve their performance:
1.60% rule will apply if they use their 2012 Board exam results
2.Top 20 percentile' rule will apply if they use their 2013 Board exam results.
This will be a one-time exception for JEE (Advanced) 2013 only.
* For Students Who Give their Class XII Board Exams for First Time in 2013 :
It is 'top 20 percentile of the successful candidates' in their Boards, category-wise. This will be a one-time exception for JEE (Advanced) 2013 only.
* For Students Where Percentile Score is Not Available From Testing Agencies :
In case the percentile score is not available from testing agencies [such as Pre-University exam conducted by a University, two-year course of the Joint Services Wing of the National Defence Academy, General Certificate Education examination (London/Cambridge/Sri Lanka), High School Certificate Examination of Cambridge University, International Baccalaureate Diploma (Geneva), Senior Secondary School Examination of National Institute of Open Schooling, three year Diploma recognized by AICTE / State Board of Technical Education and any Public School/Board/University examination in India or in any foreign country recognized as equivalent to the 10+2 system by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU)] , the CBSE score for top 20 percentile of the successful candidates in the student's category will be used. "
You may visit the official website for specific details.
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful.
Wish You Luck!