IITJEE, now JEE Advanced, is undoubtedly, one of the most prestigious examinations of the nation.
With just 6 Months left in hand, if you still havent prepared a single word, here is the way :
I read many articles about this, and this is the overall summary of everything,
On its margin, write down the entire syllabus for IIT JEE.
Now one by one, put a topic on to that calendar.
You have to make sure that adequate time is provided to adequate topics, now that you have just 6 Months in hand it is extremely difficult to complete the whole syllabus, so choose those topics that have been asked more frequently these years. Do the paper analysis, or rather download the paper analysis of last 4-5 years and see which topics are asked more frequently and carry more weight-age.
Allocate time for the topics, and also make day-wise timetable e.g : one for the days when you dont have tution but have school, when you dont have school but have tuition, when you dont have both and other numerous permutation and combination.
Just making a time table aint enough, following it is much more important.
Now here is how to do that,
Just dont randomly pick up any book and start solving. Theory is the key to JEE,
You will need books to study theory. HC Verma for physics, use Das Gupta for Maths, but dont do every question, go for only selective ones.. If you want a complete detail about this feel free to message me@+918140427386,
also I have provided material of many coaching classes for free which you can always download.
Follow the time table that you have made. Dont over stress yourself, 11-12 hours of study should be enough, but you should also sleep for atleast 6-7hrs a day.
Also while solving questions keep marking them on a scale of 1-3 or 1-5, so that at the end when you are revising, you will be able to do that more effectively.
First of all dont ignore this, get your doubts clarified, but before that attempt the question atleast 2-3 times yourself.
It isnt about if you could solve a problem or not, it is about IF YOU COULD LEARN from it or not!! So do get doubts cleared.
Just remain calm and dont panick, just keep working and things will fall into place.....
Plus if you want to know how other IITians have prepared I believe this is the best place to know that, : http://www.quora.com/IIT-JEE-Joint-Entrance-Examination-1/How-did-you-prepare-for-the-IIT-JEE
With just 6 Months left in hand, if you still havent prepared a single word, here is the way :
I read many articles about this, and this is the overall summary of everything,
Part I
Take huge A3 size Year calendar/planner.On its margin, write down the entire syllabus for IIT JEE.
Now one by one, put a topic on to that calendar.
You have to make sure that adequate time is provided to adequate topics, now that you have just 6 Months in hand it is extremely difficult to complete the whole syllabus, so choose those topics that have been asked more frequently these years. Do the paper analysis, or rather download the paper analysis of last 4-5 years and see which topics are asked more frequently and carry more weight-age.
Allocate time for the topics, and also make day-wise timetable e.g : one for the days when you dont have tution but have school, when you dont have school but have tuition, when you dont have both and other numerous permutation and combination.
Just making a time table aint enough, following it is much more important.
Part II
After this start working....Now here is how to do that,
Just dont randomly pick up any book and start solving. Theory is the key to JEE,
You will need books to study theory. HC Verma for physics, use Das Gupta for Maths, but dont do every question, go for only selective ones.. If you want a complete detail about this feel free to message me@+918140427386,
also I have provided material of many coaching classes for free which you can always download.
Follow the time table that you have made. Dont over stress yourself, 11-12 hours of study should be enough, but you should also sleep for atleast 6-7hrs a day.
Also while solving questions keep marking them on a scale of 1-3 or 1-5, so that at the end when you are revising, you will be able to do that more effectively.
Part III
You will obviously get doubts regarding the topics that you have solved.First of all dont ignore this, get your doubts clarified, but before that attempt the question atleast 2-3 times yourself.
It isnt about if you could solve a problem or not, it is about IF YOU COULD LEARN from it or not!! So do get doubts cleared.
Part IV
Keep track of your performance, via various test. If you dont get good marks/rank dont get demotivated, keep working, results shall come, but dont loose hope.Just remain calm and dont panick, just keep working and things will fall into place.....
Plus if you want to know how other IITians have prepared I believe this is the best place to know that, : http://www.quora.com/IIT-JEE-Joint-Entrance-Examination-1/How-did-you-prepare-for-the-IIT-JEE
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