• Have proper sleep one night before the exam. This is very much important to concentrate properly in all the 6 hours of the paper.
• Do not attempt the paper in 1 round. Do the paper in 2-3 rounds and Mark the questions you left or which need a review in each round. Around 80% of the questions are of easy to moderate level so it is important to first score in those questions.
• Forget that you are attempting the original JEE paper. Don't think of what will be the result.
• Attempt that subject first in which you are most confident.
• Leave the multiple answer correct question for the second round. They are actually 4 question in 1 question.
• Read the instructions very very carefully. You will have enough time to read all the instructions. Do not miss any instruction.
• Mark the values and important data given in the question while reading it for the first time. It will help while you'll be solving the question.
• Manage your rough work properly. It should not be that you are solving half of the question at some place and other half at some other place.
• Write properly while solving the questions. I am not solving that write very neatly and systematically. But sometimes in a hurry what happens that 4 become 9 etc. So be careful.
• Attempt your practice test paper also as if you are attempting the JEE paper.

Hey jee advanced aspirants!

exam countdown has begun already

I am here sharing jee advanced paper attempting tips .

one must not stress himself and appear for the exam confidently.

While attempting the paper do not be in hustle although be quick but be calm as well from within.

Report the exam centre in time

Do not forget admitting card. Carry the photograph with you and carry the valid id proof as well.

Do not behave as you may considered guilty in the exam.

Selectipon ratio is really low so have faith in yourseklf, you only will rock.

Best of luck

One thing to keep in mind is that not all questions are meant to be answered. Keep your ego aside and try to solve 40% of the paper. Going with that, first go through every section and list out the questions you feel you can solve and mark those too which may require some time but are solvable by you. There are certainly such questions which you will get no sense about, leave them. This all can be practiced while movk tests and applied in the real exam. It is totally on you how you distribute the time structure among three subjects and the consensus is that maths require the most.

All the best.