JEE Preparation

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Well, I think I am capable enough to answer the question as I took a drop and cleared JEE then. First of all, it is really necessary to know in what concepts you are sound and in what concepts you can't even handle board level questions. Secondly, as you decided correctly, sitting idle would just make you resistive towards long study hours, which is a basic requirement of JEE. So start studying, I'd suggest start with making a time plan from today until the repeater batch starts. For that, just go through the previous questions that you gave in your coaching or somewhere and analyses what kind of questions went incorrect and you would then observe a pattern that a particular type of question or particular topic is weak and you end up wasting time every time in the same question. This needs to be corrected. Analyze this, identify the questions or the topics start reading them, read give them time, practice as much as you can practicing the same kind of questions again would help you getting the edge in the ranks and marks in the tests. Utilize the time in balancing the scoring in every subject as you never how AJEE paper might turn out. Try to revise the topics that would be covered initially in the repeaters batch as this would boost your test rankings in the initial which will increase your confidence level and believe me good ranks in tests matter a lot and that confidence in yourself helps you solve 3 - 4 extra problems out of your capacity. Don't be harsh on yourself as in repeaters batch they will start everything from datum considering that you have only basic knowledge or no knowledge about the topic. If you have more queries, direct it on the portal.

You have selected a very good option to prepare for JEE from my point of view. You have to follow few steps:
1. Gather proper material for your preparation: Go online and order 'JEE Mains material' from career Point Institute, then do order for JEE (Advanced) material from Allen Coaching. Buy the material only for current courses.
2. Now, how to study those courses? If you are in high school then study whole one chapter from your textbook then go through the objective questions of JEE Mains after solving JEE Mains questions, go for advance questions from JEE Advanced (Allen). Mark the important questions that will help you at last for revision. At last, you just go through the marked questions. Solve the whole material at least 2 times or more than that. Don't refer anything apart from the material I told you. Study at least 6 hours and on every Sunday solve one question paper in 3 hours (time foundation is compulsory) after exam go through the solutions and learn from your mistakes. Make notes of your problem keep this, it will also help you at last for revision. Observe the periodic table horizontally and vertically, learn square root till 30 and cube root till 20. At last keep practising, don't stop till you get selected. My best wishes are with you. If you still have any query ask me. I will help.

Hi Shweta Sethi,
You are not late for SAT you can take it anytime during your 11th and 12th or even immediately after. There is no age limit or restriction, however the more you delay the more you will get late for the university application abroad. Preparation has to be as per your own routine and convenience. Both JEE and SAT are entirely different. SAT is mainly reasoning and aptitude with basic maths, JEE on the other hand is quantitative entirely. So you have to prioritize your requirement first, otherwise if you prepare for both simultaneously you may not do well in any of them. You have to decide if you want to go abroad now or later, if you can clear your JEE and get into IIT you can apply for your MS in USA or abroad. But if you are not confident of JEE then better go with SAT. Just make sure you don't waste valuable time.