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Ayyanar K

Beginner-Level 5

A JEE Main score of 250 or higher is regarded as good and a JEE Mains score of 85-95 percentile is ideal for getting into NITs and IITs through the exam. Candidates must also be in the top 15,000 to 20,000 ranks to be accepted into the best NITs and IITs.

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Lavish chauhan

Beginner-Level 5

Important formulas:
v = u + at. V2 = u2 + 2as. S = ut + 1/2at2
Important Chapters:
Famous Physicists. Unit Conversion. Kirchhoff's Laws. Faraday's Law. Laws of Motion. Refraction of Light. Maxwell's Equation. Electrostatic.

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RUPANJANA MISHRA

Contributor-Level 6

First believe that it's doable. The first prerequisite is however that you at least have the basic knowledge of about 60% of the syllabus. Rest, one month can be devoted to rigorous revisions, solving previous year papers with a time constraint and attempting regular mock tests. Practice is the key. And time management is the way.

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Ishmeet Singh

Contributor-Level 6

Mechanics, oscillations, and Waves, rotational Motion, electrostatics, atoms and nuclei, Current Electricity, and the magnetic effect of current are a few important chapters for JEE Mains Physics preparation.
No topic is difficult to master if the concepts are thoroughly understood and practice is regular. The difficulty becomes subjective.
As the no. of formulas that can be covered in the paper are in large no. and cannot be covered under this answer, it is suggested to look up the same under the important topics that have been highlighted in the answer.

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Anisha Das

Beginner-Level 5

How do I score 160+ in Chemistry for NEET-17? This question made me remember the time, when I used to ask people the same thing a year ago. And now I am writing it for someone else with a grin on my face. First of all you should understand the fact that the Chemistry Ncerts will be indispensable for getting 160+. You have to read each and every line of all the four books (2 vol. Of 11th and 2 of 12th) including those few small chapters at the last which everyone thinks are useless. Also you should do all the problems given in between the chapters and also those given at the back. This will help you to make a very strong base in Chemist
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

Scholar-Level 18

I think you are wasting your money because 2-3 months are not enough for JEE Main preparation. Students are spending 2-3 years in coaching for securing a better rank in JEE Main. So this is the revision time of syllabus, which you are studying from last two years. Don't do anything extra because this will create confusion in ongoing 12th board exams also.

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Ishmeet Singh

Contributor-Level 6

Tricks usually taught to students in classes regarding elements arranged according to their valency, reactivity series, etc. Helps in memorizing tedious topics. Continuous practice of numerical and application questions will help. Past year papers and a positive outlook towards the subjects will definitely help cover the vast syllabus. Regular reading of topics that require rote memorization will help.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

Scholar-Level 18

If you can obtained 93 percentile in first session of JEE Main then this can be improve further up to 97-98 percentile in upcoming April session. Because JEE Main syllabus is very closed to 12th CBSE syllabus so there is no need to do anything extra. Just simply give your class 12th board exam because obtaining 75% aggregate in board exam is another barrier for admission in NITs, IITs and IIITs etc. So, give you class 12th board exam and maintained the pace for April JEE Main exam.

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Ishmeet Singh

Contributor-Level 6

Chemistry not only studies the qualities of matter but also how and why it changes. Many future concerns, such as sustainable energy and food production, environmental management, supplying safe drinking water, and improving human and environmental health, will be solved with Chemistry. There are several times in our daily life when Chemistry. Its applications, and its principles are involved. The food industry, medicine, industrial purposes, and agriculture are a few sectors where a chemist plays a significant role. Modern Chemistry is the study of the building blocks of matter and the fundamental units of Chemistry are elements. Mode
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Ishmeet Singh

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As CBSE boards are going on, the question is answered assuming it to be for class 12th Board preparation. Practice and concept clarity are keys to a full score in Physics. Solving book questions, S. L arora, and past year papers will benefit the student to get a good score in finals. Rote learning will not be as fruitful as a deep understanding of the concepts and practiced application. I will suggest the user practices Optics dual nature, atoms, rotation etc. For these topics tend to be scoring.

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