JEE Main preparation tips for 3rd and 4th session

 

NTA JEE Main is conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA) in four sessions in the month of February, March, April and May. The examination for February and march has been held already wherein in the recent advisory released from Ministry of Education about the exam for April session, is that it has been postponed and its revised dates will be posted 15 days before the exam. Now students have more time in hand to achieve their goal and position in JEE Main.

As the 2 sessions are already over you must be aware of exam pattern and syllabus. The JEE Main exam covers a total of 75 questions from Physics, Chemistry and mathematics (25 questions from each subject). Check complete syllabus o official site

We believe that this post will assist you in preparing for JEE MAIN as well as for your Boards.

In all there are a total of 66 units* that one need to study to cover the entire syllabus of JEE Main

*Physics-21 Units; Chemistry-28 units; Mathematics-16 units

It is advisable better to begin with the toughest subject or the subject, in which you think you find difficulty in preparing.

Here are some tips to revise the complete syllabus

Make a revision time table: Revise all the important formulas and terms through the short notes that you have already prepared. Divide your time for every subject wisely. For the time management we suggest you to go through MTG 30 days Revision cum Crash Course. This is complete series for all the three subjects specifying every concept clearly in shorter span of time.

Practice online: Drill yourself through online mock test, practice through sample papers, check previous years JEE main papers for best practice. Practice is the most important thing when you wish to achieve the goals successfully.

Relax: Keep yourself stress-free. This will help you to focus more in your studies.

Stay focused and don’t panic you will surly succeed.