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9 years agoScholar-Level 17
The JEE exam is a national level exam. So, you need to study a lot to at least get an NIT.
Have complete knowledge about the syllabus of JEE (NCERT class 11th &12th), so that you may get confidence while reading.
First, read all the concepts thoroughly. Clear all the doubts regarding the concepts.
To get strong with the basics, solve many problems with each and every concept.
Since you will have time, sit and read sincerely. Focus more on clarity of concepts
It is better to join any IIT coaching center, as they can guide and train you more efficiently than self - studying.
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Scholar-Level 16
For making strong concepts, you must have a grip over NCERT books.
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9 years agoScholar-Level 17
Yes, surely it is possible to crack JEE in one year. Actually one year is really long time for JEE Mains but not for JEE Advanced.
JEE main involves some basic concepts when compared to JEE Advanced.
To crack JEE Mains, solve many problems including previous year questions and attend more mock tests. If you are good in chemistry, then you can easily score a lot.
Read all concepts and solve as many problems in each chapter as you can.
For JEE Advanced, you need to read all the concepts well. The number of questions are less but it is very difficult to attempt at least one single question.
Master the concepts and formulae, t
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9 years agoScholar-Level 17
The counselling can be applied only after JEE Advanced exam. The official website is www.josaa.nic.in. You can apply through this website only.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
If you drop one year, you have to study the whole syllabus again.
As you have studied 2 years in coaching, I would suggest you not to join any coaching institute
All the best.
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