JEE Mains Preparation

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...

  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 ...

With the second wave of COVID-19 and surge in the cases, the year 2021 has been worse than last year when the Covid-19 started in India. Some of the top engineering entrance exams like JEE Main, BITSAT has been postponed and JEE Advanced exam is supposed to be delayed too. This exam is scheduled to be held on 3rd July 2021. There has been no official announcement yet from the exam authorities, but it’s bound to happen to look at the current situation of the country. As we all know ,   JEE Advanced   is the gateway to the IITs, the dream institute of every Engineering aspirant. The preparation for the exam must be top-notch. The current situation seems quite gloomy and can dent the aspirants’ preparation, but they should not lose their focus and keep their confidence. An exam like JEE Advanced requires a thorough analysis of the concepts for the right kind of preparation to get a higher rank. And to be thorough with the exam concepts, you must plan your preparation strategy and...

  With the second wave of COVID-19 affecting everyone badly, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has decided to postpone the JEE Main May 2021 (Session 4) exam for now. India’s Education Minister, Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal, has informed about the postponement on his Twitter handle. He tweeted that “Looking at the present situation of COVID-19 and keeping students’ safety in mind, JEE (Main) – May 2021 session has been postponed. Students are advised to keep visiting the official website of NTA for further updates”. Here’s the link to the tweet: JEE Main April and May sessions were scheduled to be conducted from 27 th  to 30 th  April and 24 th  to 28 th  May. NTA will release the revised dates subsequently. Also, with the rapid surge in the number of Covid-19 cases, the release of the application form for the May session has also been delayed by the NTA. Last year, a similar situation arose when the JEE Main April session was postponed for a significant duration due to...

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...