Hey there

Do not get panic by seeing the mock results of jee advanced they are just mocks and the level of questions are generally higher. Follow these tips for better results

1. You must go-through the previous year papers and syllabus to understand the difficulty level of exam and topics which need to be covered in preparation

2.Practise the sample papers to analyse the preparation level and how much you need to work more on the preparation

3.Students are recommended to follow a comprehensive approach towards their study and build solid, strong concepts rather than rote learning

4.A time table is a must in order to study and cover all the topics. There is so much to learn but due to less time, preparing in accordance to time table would be very fruitful. Devote proper time to every topic and stick to the plan

5.Candidates must practice and solve more numerical questions on a regular basis to make stronger grip on every topic.

6.Solve IE erodov if you think you have strong concepts in physics, SK goyal for calculus.

Check the link

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-2020

good luck

7.

That's really great. Congratulations first of all. So you already have decent enough basics as you've already cracked the MAINS examination. Now looking forward for Advance, you need to get into topics more deeper as a bit tougher questions get asked in JEE ADVANCE examinations. For that, you need to divide all your chapters into A, B and C category. The ones which you thoroughly know, the ones you need to revise and the ones that you find a bit difficult. Now go in depth for the A section ie the chapters you know. Give 3-4 hours per day for them and solve as many as mcqs as you can from a decent enough book at level par with Jee ADVANCE. For the Books section, give 5-6 hours a day and revise them carefully and SOLCE as much as you can. Now for the C section you either have two options, either to do them if you can or stay brave and just leave them as they are. You can choose any one. Since these are the time to revise and build yourself days, I recommend not to waste time on learning new things. As we know we need to be smarter enough while appearing for competitive examinations. Doing some chapters thoroughly, and some left is BETTER than doing all the chapters with 70% knowledge of each one. What if an in depth question is asked from each chapter, you won't be able to face any. So I recommended you to make your A section stronger ie the chapters that you feel confident and this can help you gain more marks and appear smartly in the exam.

Best wishes. Thank you.