JEE Mains Preparation

It’s the age of the digital world, and we have seen our country slowly but surely getting used to digitalization. With time, everyone has to evolve. We can now quickly pay our bills, book cabs and tickets, order food, and do a lot more with just a tap on our mobile screen. The same revolution has taken place in the education world with online learning taking a boom especially in the last decade or so. Although there’s always a debate between the conventional way of learning and learning in online mode, the debate has been put to rest with the outbreak of COVID-19. Students preparing for  competitive exams like JEE Main , JEE Advanced, BITSAT, NTSE, KVPY, and other such exams have been impacted severely. To deal with this problem during the lockdown, the demand for online learning has gone up and students are now getting accustomed to this new way of learning. Online learning or e-learning has its fair share of benefits, and the following are five such top benefits of online le...

The 4th session   exam dates for JEE Main 2021   have been postponed. Now It will be held on 26, 27 and 31 August along with 1 and 2 September. A total of 7.32 lakh candidates have already registered for JEE(Main) 2021 session 4. This information was shared by union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Thursday. Registration dates for the 4th session exam have also been extended till 20th July. Earlier JEE Main 4th session ex a m was being scheduled to be held from 27th July to 2nd August 2021.  JEE Main third session exam  will be conducted on the scheduled dates which are 20th July, 22nd July, 25th July, and 27th July 2021. The Education Minister said in a tweet, “In view of the persistent demand from the student community and to enable the candidates to maximize their performance, the @DG_NTA has been advised to provide a gap of four weeks between session 3 and session 4 of the JEE(Main) 2021 Exam.” Here is the official tweet - x NTA has also said in its new n...

  Preparing for any exam from the class test, board exams or competitive exams requires a massive amount of hard work that goes towards preparation. Every exam brings a different type of challenge. Students need to be prepared for every challenge that comes their way and effectively tackle it. There are different methods of study which many people use for preparation. One important way of preparation is to makes notes during the study and in this blog, we will talk about different note-taking methods. Why Notes Are Important? Before getting in t o  different note-taking methods . We need to understand why notes are important in the first place. Knowing how to make better notes not just only help you during your school and college but will also help you in your  professional career . Here are few points which will help you to understand why notes are important for exams preparation – Notes will help you revise quickly. It will help you to memorize concepts and formulas. It...

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...

  Getting into one of the IITs is the dream of every engineering aspirant. To make this dream a reality almost 10 Lakh students appear to JEE Main exam every year, The number of candidates applying for the exam goes higher every year. As in 2020, JEE Main was postponed because of coronavirus., aspirants had many questions in mind about how the exam will be conducted in 2021. National Testing Agency (NTA) decided to conduct JEE Main exam in four sessions in 2021. February and March sessions of the exam were already conducted successfully and the results were announced too. W i th the 2nd wave of covid-19 hit the country again with affecting lives badly, the education minister and NTA decided to postpone the April and March session of JEE Main. Exam dates of both sessions will be announced later and candidates will be informed about the dates 15 days prior. May session registration date will also announce in the coming months. Now, exams are postponed but students’ preparation should...

For students preparing for the   JEE Main examination , good notes are like gold regarding their value and longevity. While some prefer to keep their note-taking simple, others make it all about the colors. There are many advantages of note-making during your JEE prep. Actively taking notes throughout your preparation might assist you in focusing and comprehending key concepts. Active listening, knowledge of the course information, and retention are all improved by taking good notes in class. However, there are a few hacks about note-making that must be kept in mind. Let’s learn about them. Read on: Making Short Notes The   g oal of these notes is to be specific, covering the highlights and critical aspects. Keywords, Symbolic Diagrams, and Formulas are generally used in these notes, which are the most precise. It is strongly advised that these notes be written in tiny font size and be kept short. Using Different Coloured Pens Colours always help a person recognize things more...

Image Credit: blog.mypat.in Is your Chemistry preparation for JEE failing you? At times, no matter how hard you try, the organic Chemistry nightmares keep coming back. We know that this is the time when your preparation has shifted gears to the battle-ready mode. Now JEE Main 2021 April session is postponed until further notice, but the exam's pressure would be there on aspirants.  We keep hearing from students that they absolutely ‘hate’ Chemistry. Split between Organic, Inorganic, and Physical Chemistry, students often find it tedious to manage all three topics together. To crack the JEE Main exam and save a seat for yourself in one of the top engineering colleges of India, your chemistry must be excellent. Preparation for JEE Level Chemistry The best way to ensure that your JEE chemistry preparation is pretty simple. Read NCERT thoroughly. This book should always be your core focus. Other reference books will be handy for you only when you are well versed with NCERT. To ace the...