what strategy should i follow to score good marks in jee mains and advance and i m a dropper this year and should i also take a college ?

Hello Aspirant,

The Exam is easy to crack if it is planned & followed by you properly as a clear study plan is the key to success in any exam.

Here are some of the preparation tips, You can follow for the Exam.

Work on a Time Table : After carefully checking the syllabus of the exam towards creating a perfect timetable which will fit your schedule while leaving enough time to prepare for the examination within the days left.

Devide & Segregate the JEE Main Syllabus: The topics from the Exam syllabus must be divided into easy, tough and very tough so that preparation of the exam is made accordingly.

Make your Basic Concepts Strong : While it is essential to study the topics mentioned in the official syllabus, it is also advised to study the basic concepts well first. By knowing the basic concepts of the units involved in the examination, you will be able to understand each topics well and in depth. This will result in a greater understanding of the topics and will make it simpler for you to study complicated concepts present in the syllabus.

Improve your Weak Points : Stressed over some topics or formulas which you just cannot seem to understand? Give more time and focus on these topics to improve it. Keep small notes and constantly revise those concepts which has been hard to understand. By constantly studying the topics you find difficult.

Attempt Mock Test and Solve Sample Papers : Mock tests will give you an almost real experience of how the examination will be. By solving mock tests, you will be able to work on time management while at the same time understanding the question paper pattern.

Revision : While studying it is important to revise those topics which has already been studied. It is advised that each day, a certain amount of time should be divided for revision purposes.

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Hello,

JEE is a journey that not everybody can complete in the first attempt. If you are a JEE dropper and have failed to clear JEE in your first attempt and you have decided to go for a drop it’s perfectly normal, trust me you can do it this time. Don’t keep any doubt in your mind. I think it is really important that you understand something that both Will Smith and Chris Gardner has said – There is no point in having a plan B because it only messes up plan A. So here are some of the things I would suggest-

• It’s completely up to you, but my suggestion would be you should not join any college in your drop year. Just pay attention to only one thing and that is cracking IIT with flying colours.
• Preparing for JEE by staying back at home for one year is really difficult job. Especially when you see your friends enjoying in college and having the time of their life. Don’t worry you will have better time in college when you get in IIT which is far better than what most of your friends have achieved. It’s completely worth giving the effort of an extra year.
• Just don’t pay any heed to people who say you will waste a year.
• Now coming to how you should prepare in your drop year. You must start early. Don’t waste time deciding if you should drop or not. And start practicing from day one. You just have a year. You don’t have school so try to follow a strict routine.Let’s say you have one year which is 365 days. Now if you you study for 11 hours a day. That makes it 4015 hours. Which is 2,40,900 minutes. So you have 1,44,54,000 seconds to prepare for JEE. That is a lot of time if you prepare sincerely. So don’t panic and stay calm.
• Also make sure you complete the syllabus for class 11 by the end of July or by the middle of August at max. Now you have to start with the syllabus of class 12 and try to complete it by the middle of January at max.
• Now that you are done with your complete syllabus start with practice. Just practice and keep practicing 1000s of sums. This your last chance so give everything you have and go get IIT.
• In one day you must revise at least two chapters from all the three subjects, from the notes that you have made. Also you must devote at least 3 hours to practice new and advanced sums.                                                   Hope it help you .