How to deal with JEE Physics?

How to deal with JEE Physics?

I feel from my experience that many jee aspirants feel difficulty in physics subject some have difficulty to understand some concepts and some have problems with solving questions in exam so today I want to discuss how to think while reading and solving questions of physics.

Whenever you are going to study physics then first be ready and be cool made your mind blank mean don't think about other things and then start thinking in steps to approach the answer you want. First try to understand the problem you have and what you have to do it's a common thing, to know what you have to do and what is asked but I feel many of the students start solving the question without properly understanding the question, and this results in the wrong answers. So first understand the problem and then try to think about what concept is related to the question and how you apply them to the question find a starting point and then move forward in each step you have to think more than you write because the whole jee exam is to check your mental ability so you have to think in a structured way. Many Students think less and do more so, in reality, they don't know what are they doing and so they feel they are doing but it is tuff they leave it then . so once you have understood the problem and know-how and which concept you have to apply then apply and with a cool mind solve the problem with steps in mind and do everything after thinking don't think after doing.

So the conclusion in one line is 

You have to think before doing.

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Common mistakes every jee mains aspirant makes

Common mistakes every jee mains aspirant makes

Today we discuss some common mistakes which I think every JEE Mains aspirant makes during his or her preparation ( Note: I write everything from my experience of JEE Mains ).

1. Approx every JEE Mains aspirant during his or her preparation thinks about first completing the jee syllabus fast and practice and revision are done after this and so they rush their syllabus without revision and practice of questions. Some finish this and some of them have approx 90% time spent in this and in the end, they have not enough time to revise things and practice questions and even then they are unable to solve previous year questions. and those who finished the syllabus in time maximum from them don't like to revise everything because of the huge syllabus if we even think about it then it feels like a big burden and we leave some topics and the problem started.

2. Another similar type of mistake the aspirants make is they go in the depth of topics more than the required for jee, going depth of concepts is a good practice, but when you have limited time then we say it is like wasting time or poor utilization of time So try to do only required topics in the required depth. Be selective in nature.

3. Some JEE Aspirants are okay with time management also there determination is exelent and they give more than the required time to their preparation but they don't get satisfactory results . from my thinking the mistake by them is that they give time and they read all the things but they don't grasp it they just passed and read those concepts and so they forget about concepts and unable to link them to different concepts etc . so whenever you read a topic then try to completely understand it and try to use them and also try to look applications in real life it helps you to remember things.

4. The golden rule of preparation is Revision but most JEE aspirants do not revise concepts or are unable to revise due to large syllabus, the mistake they do is that thy think to revise full syllabus at the time of the exam or the whole syllabus together I think it is not possible if you are not revising things regularly. try to add revision in your habit of preparation the revision is more important than your practice I think because the practice of questions is done for clearing and applying the concepts if you remember your concepts then it happens automatically it's my personal experience.

5.The other point I want to add is to try to read NCERT because these books are very important, many of us read them in our schools so it's easy to revise the syllabus from NCERT and from my experience approx 80% or more concepts are from NCERT.

6. After completing the syllabus(approx 60 -70% )  and  Revising NCERT the most important thing is to take tests and analyzing them and making a good strategy to attend exam to score best as you can depending on the paper level and type of questions.

The best strategy can give you the best results than your expectation in your worst condition. So make a good strategy for the exam you can refer to my strategy at My strategy of jee mains

Note: Previous year's papers are a combined solution for building concepts and practice also for revision so don't forget about them try to solve them from the start of your preparation as a real 3hr test.

If you have any doubts then you can ask in the comment section. 

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Strategy to attend JEE Mains exam

 Strategy to attend JEE Mains exam

we all know that only knowledge does not matter in the jee mains examination the strategy of attending paper and time management affects a lot to the result a good strategy to attend paper can boost your scores so let's begin with the strategy which is my own strategy to attend jee mains exam it gives me a very better result on my performance in jee mains.

First 30min of exam

In the jee mains exam the easiest section is chemistry if you know a little about it in the starting give approx 30 min or less to chemistry read all questions of one or two lines most probably if the paper is of the medium category you are able to attend at least 70-80% of the chemistry section in the starting 30 mins (after reading and solving one or two-line questions you can go for the bigger one if you have time left in first 30 mins).

Next 30mins of the exam

For the next 30mins of the exam go for physics and read one or two lines questions first in these 30 mins your target is to attend 10 questions from physics section if you are done with attending the 10 questions early attend more but try to attend at least 10 questions from physics section in this 30 mins don't forget to read smaller questions first (one or two lines don't go for the bigger one if it seems easy then go for it after reading all smaller ones in physics section).

Next 1 hour 

In this hour go for the math section and attend all questions line-wise if you know how to solve leave the question for time if you have doubt or it seems difficult to attend them after you go from the whole math section try to finish all math sections in one hour 

The last hour first 30 mins

In this time go for the physics section again and attend all the remaining questions of physics you know where is the question which topic try to solve the question of the topic on which you have more knowledge or your strong topics once you have finished all questions you know then go for the next 30 mins

The last 30 mins

Go for the chemistry section attend all remaining questions it does not take much time because you attended most of them before after attending them consider the whole paper and go for the questions you have doubt on the answers or the questions which are left etc basically examine your paper and you are finished with the exam.

Benefits

1.you are able to go for the all-easy questions from the whole paper.

2.you utilize your time effectively in the whole exam.

3.Sometimes attending the same section for a large time our brain grows slow and we feel sleepy by switching between sections your brain remains active throughout the exam.

4.you get the best output from your exam if you follow it strictly (some changes are allowed according to the paper but not large).

5.There are many more you can think about them.

Advice

Try to attend at least 10 previous year question papers with this strategy and analyze them in starting you feal trouble but after 3-4 papers you are able to see the result.

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