JEE

After making the list, it will also become apparent that the syllabus for JEE and board exams is more or less similar. The chapters covered in board exam are theoretical in nature, while those of JEE are concept-based.
1. Confront challenges: Studying the vast syllabus of both the exams can be really challenging. The solution to this problem lies in confronting the challenge by making weekly plans and assessing performance regularly. This way, students will know where they stand for each exam and can focus on improving their preparation accordingly.
2. Studying NCERT books: Studying NCERT books thoroughly is enough for holistic preparation of both JEE and board exams. For additional help, students can also study from one or two reference books of renowned authors.
3. Sectional tests: In order to develop a strong foundation of concepts and theories, students can take up sectional tests. It will assist them in managing the available time judiciously and recognizing areas they are lacking in. Once they are done with the sectional tests, they can opt for mock tests to further enhance their preparation.
4. For Mathematics paper, due weightage is given for writing formulae clearly and correctly. Hence, it is of prime importance to be well-versed with the theorems and formulae.
5. Physics is a purely concept-based subject that needs to be understood and not to be mugged up. Students should have a clear understanding of fundamentals. Mechanics and electrodynamics are main parts of physics.