JEE Mains Preparation

  JEE Advanced will be held as per the new syllabus from 2023, an official update stated on JEE advanced official website. The new syllabus has been released on the official website 2 years in advance for students. Aspirants who are preparing for JEE Advanced 2022 don’t need to be worry over the new revised syllabus as they need to study as per the current syllabus. A revised syllabus has been released for all three subjects — Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The   new syllabus for JEE Advanced 2023   includes the following topics - For Phys i cs  — General, Mechanics, Thermal Physics, Electricity and Magnetism, Electromagnetic Waves, Optics, Modern Physics. For Chemistry  — General Topics, States of Matter: Gases and Liquids, Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding, and Molecular Structure, Chemical Thermodynamics, Chemical, and Ionic Equilibrium, Electrochemistry, Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties. For Maths  — Sets, Relations, and F...

What topics do I need to study for the exam? Only 2 months left for the exam, how should I study for it? How many marks will I score? Will I get admission into IITs?  These are the common doubts that boggle every student's mind just before the exam, which is considered the toughest entrance exam in India. Yes, we are talking about JEE Advanced, which picks the cream layer of engineering aspirants after they go through the JEE Main exam.  It doesn't matter how hard you were preparing for the past 2-3 years, final exams will always give you a hard time. But to realize dreams of getting into IITs you must prepare to get through these obstacles.  One important question that matters the most to JEE aspirants is "how to approach and prepare for the JEE Advanced exam?". Just relax and let us help you with the answer to this doubt.  JEE Advanced Preparation Tips Before starting with the preparation, it is important to have a clear strategy. As there are only less than 2 mont...

The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced 2021 will be conducted on October 3 rd this year, As announced by Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Education Minister also said that the exam will be conducted adhering to all Covid related protocols.  Here is the official tweet from the Union Education Minister –  JEE (Advanced) 2021 examination for admission in #IITs will be held on the 3rd October, 2021. The examination will be conducted adhering to all Covid-protocols. @DG_NTA @PIBHRD @EduMinOfIndia @IITKgp @PMOIndia — Dharmendra Pradhan (@dpradhanbjp) July 26, 2021 JEE Advanced exam paves the way to get admission in IITs for students who have cleared JEE Mains. This year 2,50,000 candidates will be shortlisted for JEE Advanced who have cleared JEE Main. Additionally, candidates JEE Main 2020 passed students who didn’t appear for JEE Advanced 2020 because of covid-19 will be allowed to appear for JEE advanced 2021 . The exam will be conducted by IIT Kharagpur...

Every exam needs to have well-planned preparation which means that creating a study plan or timetable. It will help you with time management strategy during preparing for competitive exams and crack it. There are some competitive exams like JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET, and BITSAT, etc. in India which require meticulous preparation and a better study plan. Every student knows what study planning is  a nd they have made many plans during their school or exam preparation, but it is important to have a schedule that helps you crack the exam. A study plan is a well-structured schedule that helps you to plan your study time, classes, and other important things in life like eating, sleeping, social life, etc. Sometimes it is hard to find the time to study all the important subjects and a study plan will help you to balance your studies. If you follow these simple steps below you will make a  perfect study plan  for yourself - Set Your Goals Having a study goal is important if y...

Image Credit: https://blog.mypat.in   For an Indian, living in an economy where everyone aspires to become an engineer or a doctor or a CA, examinations have become an integral part of education. Besides being the easiest gateway to IT giants like Google, Facebook, Amazon, and others, IITs are revered in politics, education, civil service, and every other sphere making them the hottest study hubs for Indian engineering aspirants. Well, who else than an engineering aspirant knows how much the competition for  JEE Main  and  JEE Advanced  is. And, to compete i n  the JEE, you need to be among the top 1% to get through. But, if you intend to study Computer Science or Electronics, you need to be in the top 0.1%. Howsoever difficult it may seem, it is easily manageable if you are thorough with your studies, concepts, and most importantly JEE centered preparation. What to watch out for? Well, we have been sharing various tips on cracking the JEE. In this blog, we...

  The exam season is always full of anxiety for students. It can get overwhelming for many, especially when they’re preparing for competitive exams like   JEE Main , JEE Advanced, and BITSAT, etc. Preparing for competitive exams is never easy. On top of that, with the current pandemic situation, it can get all the more taxing. The world has suffered immensely due to the outbreak of COVID-19, and nobody knows when it’s going to end ultimately. Constant delays and postpo n ement in the exams can be a massive hassle in the aspirants’ preparation. But nothing is permanent, and you can surely overcome any obstacle coming your way if you can develop some good habits to sail through in your exam preparation. First things first, your health should be the topmost priority. Building immunity has become a necessity now with what we have seen in the last year or so. You should pay heed to build a healthy body that will directly lead to a healthy mind. Apart from having a healthy body, it ...