Hello aspirant,

The only ways to overcome this are by consistent revision, completing the syllabus, and answering test series. In addition to revising, stay focused on your preparation by using resources such as Resonance Rank Booster's Crash Course. Examine the tests you provide, and record mistakes and any queries in a notebook or diary. Put your belief in yourself and your preparation, and don't listen to what your peers have to say about it.
Click the link below to learn more about JEE Main Preparation.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-preparation-tips/amp

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IIT jee preparation starting from class 12th will be challenging but achievable.since jee covers both 11th and 12th syllabus you need a strong plan to tackle class 11 syllabus quickly while keeping up with class 12th . Try to focus on understanding the concepts of physics Chemistry maths and apply them in problem solving do more and more practice. Using resources like HC Verma for physics, P. Bahadur for chemistry an RD Sharma for math can help to  build a solid foundation. For doubts solving you can take help of your coaching or online resources. Ek weekly test give mock test to know where you stand do analytics of your mock test, identify weak areas and try to improve. Time management is crucial so according to your time table you can manage both 11th and 12th topics you can start doing topics on daily basis. Success with depend on your dedication and consistency. With the disciplined approach cracking the jee starting from class 12th is possible.

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You can start your JEE preparation in class 12th. Firstly, go through the syllabus of JEE and prepare yourself for it. Start preparing by studying for 3-4 hours and then increasing the time gradually. Practice JEE mocks and solve previous year's question papers for a better understanding of the paper pattern. This will also give you clarity about your strength and weakness of the topics. Make sure to clear all your doubts. There are various study materials available online that will help you in your preparation. Also, make sure to meditate and avoid stressing.

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Hello Aspirant,

This is a debate which every student has in its mind . But i have gone through this process and I know what can be right for a student. If you want to strengthen your concept you need to read proper theory for that for which you need DC Pandey.

The numericals if you want to solve for practice , you can go for HC Verma. I personally feel the book of HC Verma is not of much use because you can practice the sums from previous years also . That is enough and can practice the coaching sums given by your teachers.

Hello aspirant,

It is not legal to use the books of certified publishers in pdf format or online format. Its against the law. I would also suggest you to stop looking for this book in online format. Rather you should buy it from the nearby book store. It's a good book for your preparation.

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Hello Mahesh,

You have taken admission in a school with Maharashtra board but let me tell you that it is a myth if you are not from a certain board then your chances of clearing jee mains examination will be lesser but that's not true.

In my time too, many have opted to go for cbse board but even from icse board we were able to clear jee examination. But even if you want to change your board for self satisfaction then you can opt to do it.

To get hold of the type of questions asked in the jee follow the instructions -

• Go through the previous year jee papers
• Follow ncert for chemistry, Allen handbook for formulas for Mathematics and D.C Pandey for physics (for concepts).

Hello,

A gap certificate, also known as a gap affidavit, is a self-declared certificate made on non-judicial stamp paper. It justifies the sudden short-term or long-term breaks you’ve taken during your academic course. For your gap certificate you can go to a lawyer and ask for issuing a Gap certificate. They have a prearranged format of Gap certificate.

It requires the following informations:

• Full name, as stated in official documentation
• Age, as per passport details
• Residential address
• Most recent educational qualification
• Name of the institution from where student received the qualification
• Duration of the gap
• Reason for the gap
• Name of school/university/institution where the candidate is seeking admission
• Date of application
• Signature of the candidate
• Signature of the advocate.

Documents required for GAP certificate-

• Candidate name
• Guardian name
• Address
• Tenure of the gap
• Reasons for the Gap certificate
• Declaration of the authenticity of the documents submitted
• Highest educational qualification

hello aspirant,

NO, it will not affect your JEE preparations if you do not have done your Chemistry preparations in class 9th and 10th well. JEE mains chemistry section questions are totally based on the class 11th and class 12th syllabus and the questions for Physics, chemistry and Mathematics are asked from class 11th and class 12th only. So, class 9th and class 10th subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) do not have any significance in JEE mains examination.

But still, if you have the fundamentals clear, for the subjects in class 9th and 10th, then it wouldn't be much difficult for you to cope with the class 11th and class 12th syllabus.

Further, to know more about the JEE mains syllabus and Exam pattern, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus

I hope that this will help.