How to get IIT Bombay in two years of jee preparation.Can you give me clarity??

Hello aspirant,

Inorder, to get a seat in IIT,Bombay you gave to clear JEE ADVANCED Exam with outstanding marks because IIT,Bombay is one of the top 2 engineering institution in India. Follow these tips to crack JEE ADVANCED-

• Solve multi conceptual problems.
• Be crystal clear with concepts.
• Solve all previous years question papers.
• Ppepare a practical timetable and live up to it.

For more info go through this link-
https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-crack-jee-advanced-2020/amp

Hello!

It's not always about the amount of time you spend on preparing for JEE .IIT Bombay is one of the top IITs of India . And for getting admission in this IIT , you need to get a rank within 300 (All India Rank ) .

For this , the period of time spend is not essentially , it's about your Concepts .

The things you need to focus on are:

1. Clearing all doubts.
2. Have a Crystal Clear Concept of what you are reading.
3. Time Management .
4. Taking a lot of Mock Tests before appearing for the final exam.
5. Analysis the previous year Questions Papers to get an Idea about the pattern of Questions .

Best of Luck for your future:)

Hello Aspirant,

IIT Bombay the best IIT after IIT Delhi and getting an IITs requires a very strong will and determination.
For getting admission in IITs through JEE advance first you will have to crack JEE mains which also very tough.
You will have to devote 10-12 hours on daily basis consistently with determination and honesty.
Complete NCERTs by heart and then move on to standard books.
Solve past year question papers.
Say NO to holidays and movies until exam the you clear it.
Take better sleep and food.

Books for JEE mains and advance :

HC Verma
DC Pandey
I.E Irodov
University Physics by Freedman and Young
Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker

Books for chemistry
NCERT (must)
Organic Chemistry by Morrison and Boyd (I
Concise Inorganic chemistry by J.D. Lee
Modern approach to chemical calculations by R.C. Mukherjee

Physical Chemistry by P. Bahadur

Books for Maths :

Trigonometry S.L. Loney
Coordinate Geometry S.L. Loney
IIT Mathematics by R.D. Sharma
Tata McGraw Hill for Mathematics
Cengage Publication set for Mathematics
Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight

I hope this helps.