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Hello,
If you are his/her parents, sibling, landlord, faculty or anyone who have at least one JEE aspirant in their surroundings, please avoid few things to ask JEE Aspirants. Being a parent also, never tell them if you are suffering from a financial problem. Let them study with a free mind. Never ever tell them that, “we could not get IIT, so we want you to be there”. It is their life, they have their own dreams. Do not let your child come to know that they are being observed, or else they will never share the problems with you and will suffer alone through IIT JEE Preparation. Never say anything negative to them, which might hurt their tender heart, please understand they are little children of 16-17, they are already in pressure of performing well. Never ask how their test was, tell them I know you are preparing well, now just analyze your performance and work on your mistakes, and do not repeat them in the next one. Do not indulge them interacting to the relatives. This creates an irritating situation for them. If you are a faculty, do not deny solving their doubts, it is about their career. Thanks.

Hello,
Coming to the changes for JEE 2020
JEE Advanced-
JEE Advanced Exam 2020 will be held by IIT Delhi. From the list of exam centers Ethiopia and Sri Lanka have been removed. Now there will be 5 international exam centers Dubai, Bangladesh, Nepal, Singapore & USA. Now 250000 candidates will be able to appear for exam instead of 240000. Exam timing for second shift will now be 2.30 to 5.30 pm. As per JEE Mains Notification
Exam pattern has changed for JEE Mains 2020. Maximum marks will be 300 instead of 360.
15 questions will have numerical answer type questions. There will be 75 questions instead of 90. There is no minus marking in Numerical answer type questions. Hope it helps.

If you want to score 300+ in Mains, then aim for a good rank in Advanced. There are a couple of points that won't be asked in Advanced but in Mains. If you join any coaching center, they will tell you where to focus on Mains & Advanced. Compose those down. Keep on planning for Advanced, and at the end of the year, you can focus on the chapters that are exclusive for Mains. And also, don't forget to give mock tests. Second Part:
Purchase 36 years by Arihant (it has chapter wise earlier year questions) and when you are over with entire syllabus (class 11th and class 12th) increase your speed. This time will come when your class 12th is going to end. Third Part:
Revising is the key. After you have done certain number of topics, just revise them. IIT isn't just about testing your ideas, it is also about recall (how well do you recall the things you read a couple of months ago). So, don't quit revising & solving previous year question papers. Selection of the Books:
The books you select for your reference will either make things simple for you or troublesome. You can refer the following books:
1. DC Pandey and H C Verma are enough to build concepts in Physics.
2. SK Goal would be ideal for Maths (Algebra). Maths is a scoring subject and if you are referring to this book, you can easily score around 80% here.
3. NCERT, however, will remain your primary reference. Remember These Things:
Training Institutes are for making you aware of the competition & preparing you for it. But at last, everything depends on you, self-study is what matters. Also, you have to be smart enough to manage your time. So, there is a need for smart work over hard work.

Hello,
Coming to the use of subjective questions in IIT JEE preparation. For JEE Advanced
As we all know JEE Advanced is all about the real intelligence and conceptual knowledge. So, what else better can check aspirants intelligence than JEE Advanced question papers of previous years itself. It will help to get to know that what time a question takes and is it that easy solving the query. For JEE Mains
As per the new pattern where 15 question i.e. 60 marks are based on numerical answer type questions. It is important to solve the questions from JEE Advanced previous year Question Papers to get to know the actual difficulty of questions when option is not given. Thanks.