JEE exam (Main &
Advanced) is among the most reputed exam of our country. It takes persistence,
patience and lot of hard work along with the intelligence to crack this exam.
“How to prepare?” is the question which always bothers the candidates as a
wrong strategy may destroy their dreams.
Time to start the
preparation
When to start preparation for JEE MAIN & Advanced? mostly this question always bothers the students aspiring for IITs. Some start preparing for it from class 8th, some from class 10th(Most candidates from Andhra), some from class 11th and some students drop a year after 12th to prepare for this exam. According to our experts and different educationists, the best time to start preparing for the JEE is from class 11th as the preparation will help you in your boards as well as in cracking the exam.
When to start preparation for JEE MAIN & Advanced? mostly this question always bothers the students aspiring for IITs. Some start preparing for it from class 8th, some from class 10th(Most candidates from Andhra), some from class 11th and some students drop a year after 12th to prepare for this exam. According to our experts and different educationists, the best time to start preparing for the JEE is from class 11th as the preparation will help you in your boards as well as in cracking the exam.
Routine study period
It is said that even 24 hours of a day feels very less when you start preparing for the exam like JEE MAIN or JEE Advanced. Moreover one cannot study the whole day as you need some time for your routine and necessary daily work. A routine (very important word) self-study of 4-8 is more than sufficient to crack JEE exam. Above fact is based on the survey conducted by the josh team in the IIT-Kanpur where more than 80% candidates studied 4-8 hours a day to crack the JEE exam but Every candidate must keep in mind that the study should be regular and smartly done.
It is said that even 24 hours of a day feels very less when you start preparing for the exam like JEE MAIN or JEE Advanced. Moreover one cannot study the whole day as you need some time for your routine and necessary daily work. A routine (very important word) self-study of 4-8 is more than sufficient to crack JEE exam. Above fact is based on the survey conducted by the josh team in the IIT-Kanpur where more than 80% candidates studied 4-8 hours a day to crack the JEE exam but Every candidate must keep in mind that the study should be regular and smartly done.
Way of study
What to study is very important but it is also preceded by another very important question i.e. “From where & how to study”. This question can be answered in a way that self-study is must for a candidate and no one can crack JEE without self but coaching helps a candidate in a way that it provides the candidate environment, proper guidance, ample of study material and the competitiveness.
What to study is very important but it is also preceded by another very important question i.e. “From where & how to study”. This question can be answered in a way that self-study is must for a candidate and no one can crack JEE without self but coaching helps a candidate in a way that it provides the candidate environment, proper guidance, ample of study material and the competitiveness.
Previous year papers
Note From 2013, exam pattern of JEE has been changed due to which it is considered that the previous year question papers of JEE will be of no importance now, but the survey conducted by our team presents an entirely different picture. According to our survey, around 50% still consider the previous year question papers very important as these questions helps a student in understanding the level of questions.
Note From 2013, exam pattern of JEE has been changed due to which it is considered that the previous year question papers of JEE will be of no importance now, but the survey conducted by our team presents an entirely different picture. According to our survey, around 50% still consider the previous year question papers very important as these questions helps a student in understanding the level of questions.
Take Mock test series and its analysis
"Should I join a test series or not?” is another very difficult question for JEE aspirants. Some aspirants consider that joining a test series may demoralize them as if they can’t be able to score good in the exam. Some consider that the test series will help them in assessing their performance, weaker areas and help them in improving their studies. Our survey also supports the second lot of students as more than 50% of the students suggesting joining test series.
"Should I join a test series or not?” is another very difficult question for JEE aspirants. Some aspirants consider that joining a test series may demoralize them as if they can’t be able to score good in the exam. Some consider that the test series will help them in assessing their performance, weaker areas and help them in improving their studies. Our survey also supports the second lot of students as more than 50% of the students suggesting joining test series.
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