- Understanding the JEE Mains syllabus and exam pattern is essential for preparation
- Focus on conceptual clarity rather than memorising formulas for solving questions
- Set weekly micro-goals to cover specific topics and practice regularly
Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) Mains, a national-level engineering exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), requires consistency, patience and hard work. Due to competition, the examination needs knowledge as well as smart preparation. Let's break down point by point how to prepare for JEE Mains which is scheduled from January 21, 2025 to 30. Have a complete understanding of the exam pattern and syllabus: Start with correct knowledge of the syllabus and exam pattern. Divide the syllabus into three parts Physics, Chemistry, and Maths and pay special attention to those topics that have higher weightage. Focus on concepts rather than formulas: JEE questions are not solved by learning but by understanding. Read NCERT for chemistry in depth and practice from advanced-level books for difficult topics to get a strong hold on each topic. Set weekly small goals: Instead of a long-term plan, make micro-goals for each week. Like completing Thermodynamics in Physics, solving 50 integration questions in Maths, or revising the periodic table in Chemistry. Prepare your error book and revise: After each test, note down your mistakes. Looking at errors from time to time reduces the chances of repeating the same mistake. Revision in a planned manner: Divide the revision into three stages: Quick recap, deep revision, and test revision by creating an exam-like situation with time-bound quizzes. Studying in this sequence strengthens both self-confidence and understanding of the subject. In JEE, accuracy is as important as speed. Practice time-limited and pay special attention to questions that take more time to solve. |
