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Scholar-Level 17
The requirement says that the student must have secured 50% marks in graduation, that's it. You can apply for B.Ed in this college.
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Contributor-Level 10
I would like to share the complete revision strategy for JEE here. Maths
Revise concepts in brief. Now solve the important and hard questions. Solve past 10 years papers. Revise all important formula.
JEE Chemistry
Revise all the important topics that you have read earlier. Make a copy to write down all the imp formula, reactions, reagent, equations etc. So that before exams you in revise the important stuff. Daily study 2-3 hours for inorganic before going to sleep. Solve last 10 years test papers. JEE Physics
Solve as many new problems. Solve last 10 years test papers. Revise all important formula. Thanks.
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Lots of generalized mistakes I will highlight here, one must verify the same with him/her and work on it. Select the resources of study very carefully. Do not go for books like IRODOV. Mostly JEE aspirants hesitate to ask their doubts, guys please ask it in class or if not in class, then coaching have doubt counters, must notice toppers do visit there as they do not leave any stone un turned in their JEE preparation. Avoid social media, these 2 precious year will slip as soon as sand slips off the hands. No time for relationships, if you will failshe/he is not going to marry you. Most of students do not solve all JE
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Only few thing that JEE toppers do and we do not are as follow-
They always work on the solution of every single problem that comes in their way rather than collecting the problems. They revise regularly. Toppers do not skip anything due to less interest, the logic behind this, it may interconnect to the next topic. They do not leave the cramming part as it costs them almost 100 marks like IOC, surface chemistry, formulae, exceptions, indefinite integration and much more. Also they test themselves with quality problems. Learning theory is not something they are born for, for the clarity of concept a lot of practice w
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