OH SHIT!!! Tomorrow is JEE-Advanced : learonedutech.wordpress.com

Tomorrow is “the day” of all the days. It’s the day that will decide your destiny.
There are few things that you should restrain.

A DAY BEFORE YOUR EXAM:

You have prepared almost a year for this day. You have learnt loads of topics and concepts but there is a sure probability that some of the topics are still untouched. Do not even think of hammering those NEW topics now. It won’t do any good to you. Half knowledge is dangerous and it will only add to your confusion. It’s better to go blank on some topics than devoting unnecessary time to them. Believe in yourself and your preparation. If you still think you are under prepared, skim through prepared topics to polish your concepts. (Please Read. DO NOT CRAM)

To be a winner - start early (A post for those who gave 10th board exams this year): Aman's Blog

This is a post mainly for JEE 2017 aspirants - candidates who gave their class 10th board exams this year. Others may also find it useful because I have tried to answer some of the common questions like - "How to study ?", etc

Warning : Extremely long post!!

10th exams over !
pheww !!! a sigh of relief for you - a big load gone of your head or
maybe it will go in a couple of days. Your teachers/parents must have
told you - "Get good marks in class 10th and your life will be settled
well"


Now let me acquaint you with the bitter truth...
If you are aiming for engineering, then

Strategy For Jee-Mains Exam

THREE ROUND APPROACH


Caution: Don't stick to this if you are not comfortable with it. Developing your own strategy is the best for you.

This approach is based on the examiner's mind of setting the paper .Always keep in mind that normally questions in any competitive exam can be categorized into 3 areas :

-easy - 25% questions
-average - 60% questions
-difficult - 15% questions

In this approach you attempt the paper in three rounds :

Ideas for efficient revision sessions: By an IITian

I received tonnes of requests on "How to revise ?"
Here are a few methods that are based on my own experience. Note that my strategy might completely fail for you. So it's best to discover one's own techniques when it comes to revision, which is a crucial stage in JEE preparation.
First of all, I will write about Chemistry because this is something that needs infinite revision.

I. E. Irodov's Must Solve Questions: Jee-Advanced

Since many questions from Irodov are not in JEE Syllabus, "which are the questions from Irodov that an IIT Aspirant should solve?" is the question that is asked by many aspirants.Here is a list of some questions that you should solve for a better preparation of Jee-Advanced...

Part I
1-54, 58, 59-108, 110, 118-131, 133-199, 200-206, 209-233, 234-266,269-279, 290-299, 309-311, 315-324, 326-332.

Crack BITSAT in 3 Months

This post is shared by Raj Kunkolienkar, who scored 304 in BITSAT, on his blog http://www.memidastouch.blogspot.in... I am sharing parts of it...

Preparing for BITSAT in less than 6 months...
Chemistry : Be thorough with your NCERT chemistry textbooks, be as perfect as you can with them. Research on the tiny details in inorganic chemistry as the questions obviously try to pick you on your knowledge of that part of the text that is less frequented.

Kishore Kumar's 85th Birthday

The world pisses you off, you retire at a bar to calm that burning heart of yours but the drink makes you thirstier. You hum “Duniya jab pyaasa rakkhe to Madira pyaas bujhaye, Madira Jo pyaas lagaye usse kaun bujhaye” silently.

There was a time when you worked, you worked out, you went out with friends, played cricket and squash. You had no time for love, and you crooned “Ye jo Mohabbat hai ye unka hai kaam, Mahboob kaa jo bas lete hue naam”