Systematic Revision Plan

Clearing #JEE (Main) is not a difficult task. Systematic approach towards its preparation alongwith a proper revision plan will help students get admission into one of the IIT's & Top National Institutes of Technology (NIT's).

1. Identify the topics subject wise you have difficulties in remembering the formulae of solving questions

2. Take up previous year #JEE Papers or question banks of reputed sources of these topics and solve them in a planned manner so that you can practice as much as possible in the gaps available between the Board Exam. E.g: the gap before Physics should be utilised for solving questions of topics in Physics so that your flow of preparation for boards does not get disturbed.

3. Keep a check on your problem-solving ability as spending too much time on a question you do not know will result in loss of adequate time for the easier ones.

4.Taking Mock Test and having a real time analysis have been found to be quite useful and students tend to learn from the mistakes and hence avoid repeating them on the D-Day.
What you may expect in JEE(Main)2017: Looking at the previous year trends, there is generally one question from each of the chapters in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. So, selective study is not advisable. Given the weightage, in Mathematics you can expect more questions from Calculus and Algebra. In Physics, one can expect more questions from Mechanics & Electromagnetism. In Chemistry,there could be more questions from Physical and Organic Chemistry.
How you must handle surprises in the Paper:
Though there may not be any surprises as such. But there is no harm is being ready for some. Do not panic if you see something new (if not seen earlier in any sample paper or mock Test) as this will be new for all aspirants taking the exam. You may come across some questions, like:
* Options are marked differently or may be increased.

* Match the Following with correct match as options

* Integer type with last digit in options

* More no. of Statement- Assertion Type questions

* Some lengthy & time consuming questions
Tips for the JEE (Main)-Final Exam Day & a day before:

Following should be kept in mind while getting ready for JEE (Main)Exam Day.

* Think positively and don’t discuss about your preparation as this may indirectly make you nervous even if you are well prepared. Don’t talk anything about JEE (Main) with others.

* One day before JEE Main, do not study anything new.

* Stay calm, confident and trust yourself.

* Brush up important formulae in all three subjects.

* Say to yourself- “I am excited about JEE Main and I can crack it easily”.

* Relax yourself or indulge in meditation a day before the actual exam in order to give your best on the exam day.

* Don’t ask your friend how much they have studied. It will create unnecessary pressure.

* Have a sound sleep for at least 6-7 hours.

*Prepare yourself to reach the exam centre at least half an hour before the exam starts.

* Ensure to carry your JEE Main 2017Hall Ticket and stationery as mentioned on the admit card Avoid borrowing anything inside the examination hall.

* Finally, it is the relative performance that will matter on the exam day. So, put in your best performance and you will ace JEE Main 2017.
Expert Advice / Recommendation:Always attempt theoretical/fact based questions first and then questions which require calculation. It’s human nature that if you attempt a few confident questions in the beginning then you feel loaded with positive energy which increases your efficiency and speed for the rest of the paper. It is advisable to avoid lengthy numerical questions in the first 10 or 15 minutes of the exam.

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