Respected sir,

IIT conducts JEE every year to admit meritorious students to several IITs located across the country. Students, who wish to get admitted to any of the top IITs have to clear IIT JEE with a top score. They have to get a minimum score called cut- off score to have any chance of advancing to the next stage. JEE is conducted in two phases; JEE Mains and JEE Advanced. Students should qualify JEE Mains to advance to appear for JEE Advanced. The score and rank obtained in the JEE will decide the fate of the students. The top scorers can get admission into the top IITs and select their favourite branch of study

• in Physics, 13 questions of 52 marks were from class XI and remaining 17 questions of 68 marks were from class XII.

• In Chemistry, 14 questions of 56 marks were from class XI and 16 questions of 64 marks were from class XII.

• In Mathematics, 13 questions of 52 marks were from class XI and remaining 17 questions of 68 marks were from class XII.

Solve all the questions first you feel easy.

Don't take much time on the one which is time consuming and if you are not sure of correct answer.

One day before exam revise all formulas.

Don't panic during exam, stay calm.

Chemistry is relatively easy so go for it first.

Then maths and physics.

That's completely personal preference. But the usual and the most proven strategy can be mentioned here.

Firstly, don't keep skipping sections. Meaning, if you start with chemistry, finish the section, and then move on to physics or maths.

Solve all the questions you're sure abiut about initially, tick mark and leave the questions you have doubt in.

In the end, come back and attempt those questions you left.

Hello,

Since the JEE has negative marking system, don't answer the questions you are not completely sure for. It affects your score. Also, practice previous year question papers with setting time and analyse it. You will get to know your speed.

All the best!!

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