IIT JEE Preparation Tips by Shubham Gupta - IIT Indore

Greetings to each and every student here, as an aspirant each one of us go through a certain phases. While some have had the preparations over the period of 2 years, others may not have much time to prepare for their JEE exams. The reasons can be many but let's not talk about the reasons in this article. Here, I want to give you all an idea about how to prepare for your JEE exam in a short period of time. The things that you need to keep in your mind while you go through the last weeks just before the exams. My suggestions on how to crack JEE with only limited time to prepare: Never randomize your study.   First, make a week-by-week plan, with provision for mock tests, revision, new learning, etc. Then, make daily plans and stick to them diligently. Make the plans always just a little higher than your previous best (maybe 10-15% higher), and that will keep you progressing. For instance: if you have a capacity of doing 400 questions a day, fix a target 450 or 470 to be done daily. (...

Whatever I am now and what all I have achieved, started from the day I decided to take a drop when I wasn’t able to clear my JEE Advance in first attempt. So, my words will be more useful for the students who face the same deadly situation. Actually, you always need a driving force that keeps you moving and makes work really hard for achieving your goals. In my case, that driving force was my dad’s dream. Of course, different people have different reasons to get into IIT. But one thing is for sure – you need a hell lot of determination to take a drop and prepare for JEE.  The three key thoughts to be kept in mind: One, Never lose confidence. Two, Never stop, never, at any cost. Three, Never become dependent on anyone. Be self-dependent. You may face many adverse situations during your preparations, you may feel like backing off but in reality those are your real test which you need to face off before your actual JEE examination. In my case, these adversities were at such a peak tha...

   “JEE ADVANCED and the Bull’s eye are quite similar, one distraction and you miss your goal.” The above words seem quite threatening, right? Most of the times, yes, they are. Distraction is something that starts budding up when motivation starts depleting. So to maintain focus and discipline and to avoid distractions from any unnecessary sources, some guidelines need to be strictly followed. These key points need to be applied during last phase of your JEE preparation because that’s the time when everything except studying seems interesting and attractive. So dear folks, keep these in mind: 1. Study as if you won’t get another day to study –   try to reach your maximum efficiency. You should be so determined and focused during your last phase that it shouldn’t matter if you have had your lunch or not. (But please do have it – food is necessary for health too.) 2.  Keep calm during your study period.  No need to rush and get hyper if you aren’t getting som...