Study Planner

• Know JEE syllabus
• Know the Ins and Outs of the Exam, have the complete idea of the exam
• Have the thorough knowledge of Subjects and Pattern
• A goal oriented planner is must.
• Set daily target, weekly target and monthly targets to achieve short period goals. Your step by step efforts guides you to guaranteed success.
• Be sincere and disciplined with your day to day efforts.
• Develop your strategy on regular study planner.

Clarity of Concepts

• Prepare Concept Mapping.
• Read line by line of NCERT text book and solve NCERT exemplar.
• Instead of memorising concepts try to understand the roots of it.
• Build your concept knowledge with a strong base.
• Develop the attitude of questioning and clarifying your doubts in the class.
• Read, Write and Revise Regularly.
• Highlight difficult questions for revision. Spend more time on difficult topics.

Practice

• Practice makes you perfect. So plan your study planner along with time for practicing.
• Balance coaching and self -study properly.
• Set a goal of solving at least 90 mcq’s daily on each subject. Check and analyse your answers.
• Never miss “Study Time Table”.
• Use codes and analogies to remember the concepts and shortcuts.
• Improve your speed every time, while solving Mcq’s.

Concentration

• Spend at least 30 minutes per day for Yoga and Pranayama.
• Have a sound sleep of about 7-8 hours per day.
• The potential of brain is high during 4am-7am. Study difficult concepts during this time.
• Use memory techniques and physical exercises to boost your concentration.
• Practice mindfulness.
• Give your whole and soul while learning.
• Stay away from social media and Entertainments during preparation.

Importance of short notes

• Prepare your own notes. Allow yourself to involve in the learning process completely.
• Diagrams, flowcharts, figures and tables in the NCERT textbooks are directly taken up by the examiner which candidate can practice in writing.
• Use short tricks and have your own study links to understand the whole topic.
• Shortcuts never exists! You have to create it.
• Highlight and bookmark important topic/concept so that you can refer it during last minute preparation.
• Have Good Study Material which includes good synopsis and large variety of level I and level II questions with previously asked questions.

Tests & Self-evaluation

• Understand the question paper pattern.
• Practice Online and Offline tests, topic wise and maintain records.
• To understand your Accuracy, attempt as many as time bounding mock tests.
• Make use of National Testing Agency https://nta.ac.in for latest updates and mock tests