What am I doing wrong in JEE preparation?
Common Preparation Mistakes
- Forgetting to stick to the JEE Syllabus.
- Less attention to NCERT Books.
- Measuring progress in terms of Number of hours put in preparation.
- Ignoring the chapters that you find hard to understand.
- Too many study resources.
- Being under-confident.
- Not Asking Doubts.
- Not Getting Enough Sleep.
What is the most important thing in JEE preparation?
Be consistent: The most important thing to clear IIT JEE is to be consistent with your preparation. Daily studies and practice is the most valuable habit to develop for JEE. Make a study routine or timetable for JEE. Don’t follow the timetable of other students.
Does luck matter JEE?
Answer. You can not be dependent on luck to clear JEE exam you need to study hard and be confident and dedicated to crack this exam.
Can you learn from your mistakes in JEE preparation?
Hindsight might be a bitter medicine – but it’s a medicine nonetheless. You learn from your mistakes, and most importantly, others can benefit from your experiences. Here are some mistakes in JEE preparation that most people make, including me. Hope you can learn from them.
Is it possible to crack Jee through self-study?
Even an online website which will help you with your doubts will do. Don’t just rely on yourself for making it through. Of course, people do crack JEE through self-study. It’s possible, but it’s truly exhausting, and something you needn’t do. I relied on myself a bit too much – just me, my dozen reference books per subject and tests.
How important is paper Analysis in the JEE preparation?
Paper analysis will tell you virtually everything you need to know about your preparations. Sometimes, it was just plain child-like fear to see my mistakes in JEE preparation and face them head-on that made me pass many papers without analyzing, and that cost me dearly. If it doesn’t rise, at least don’t let it fall.
How has Your Enthusiasm changed after two years of constant study?
My enthusiasm in both is somewhat diminished after two years of constant study, but I realize now that these activities would have eased my stress had I continued to play. I used to have 2-3 textbooks and minimal 5-6 practice books for each subject. All too late did I realize that this was unnecessary.