hi,

for mathematics you need to have well versed in differentiation, integration, matrix, co ordinates system, complex number, this topics is most important, you may expect around 40 marks from this.

for physics, mechanics, fluid mechanics, vector, current electricity, electromagnetism, thermodynamics this topics is most important.

hope it would help.

Hi Nikita,

I would ask you to calm down. as there as very less days left for the examination, you should not try to do anything new but instead, thoroughly revise whatever you have already studies. You can also use our B.Tech. Companion program for mock test and sample MCQ-type questions for some last-minute practice:

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hello nikhitha..,

The best way to learn math quickly is to focus on the things you absolutely need to know and to make sure you have a solid grasp of the most important topic. All you need to do is to solve as many variety of problems as you can. I want to say that daily, minimum you should give 1 to 2 hours for mathematics to improve your mathematics . Understand the concepts behind the problem.  Try yourself without seeing the solution .see the solution only in case of when you are exhausted in methods .

hope it helps..

all the best..

Hello Nikita,

There are several important topics that are must to be prepared, they are mentioned below:

For Physics:

Electrostatics, Modern Physics, Optics, Gravitation, Units, Dimensions, Kinematics, Work, Energy and Power.

For Mathematics:

Coordinate Geometry, Complex Number, Mathematical Reasoning, Mathematical Induction, Probability, Statistics, Vector  Algebra.

I suggest you to go through all the topics, and have a rough idea. Adopt a backwards strategy, start preparing by solving papers and identifying weak points.

Hope this Helps

Full JEE main syllabus is on below link for your reference:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that you need to pass all subjects in your 10+2 in order to be eligible for air force. If you have failed one of your main subject, then your result will not be considered as passed. So, you can reappear for the compartment exam and pass the chemistry exam in order to be eligible for the exam.

I hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future.

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Hello Umesh, the criteria for clearing JEE main is getting the cutoff for each and every subject(Maths, physics and chemsitry), there is no other alternative. You even need to prepare for chemistry too.

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Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

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• IIA (Indian institute of Astrophysics) Bangalore
• IISER Pune
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• IISc Bangalore

Good luck

Hello aspirant,

Since there are just few more weeks to go for JEE, you need to work really hard. You still have time so I would request you to utilize your time wisely and not waste it anymore. You need to be serious if you want to score good.

Starting with your preparations, first, just go through whatever lessons you find easy and mainly focus on the chapters which are really scoring. Read the summary and note down all the important formulas required to solve numerical problems. Also, learn tips and shortcuts to solve a particular problem. Solve and keep practicing MCQs of the previous years' papers so that you get a brief idea about how the questions are asked. Refer reference books but mainly focus on NCERT books class XI and XII. IN mathematics, see that you practice and solve sums everyday. You need to this in order to adjust your time in a right way. Solve the questions which you can and the difficult or time consuming questions should be answered later.

Good luck.

Hello Apoorva.

No as of now you need not to give practical exams again. Practical marks will be same as they were previous year. These will be updated from previous record itself as other marks. Only improvement is in theoretical written exam.

Hope you get it.

Good luck