Strategy for Preparation of JEE (Advanced)

Holistic Strategy for Preparation of JEE (Advanced)

Since JEE is conceptual and application based examination, hence deep understanding of every topic is very much required. And, you also need to prepare strategically. Those, who really want to crack, should work smartly with positive state of mind. Hard work in coordination with proper strategy can have the potential to bring desired result you have been yearning for years.

Success doesn’t come with the sheer hard work you put in round the clock but it largely depends upon the way you work. So, what you need to identify is the time available to you in contrast to the vast syllabi, and sort out the feasible strategy accordingly to sail through this toughest career-outshining engineering competition. Now, this is the time to revise more in less time. Practice as much numerical problems as you can because there portions are high scoring. Make a habit of regular revision with intelligent time management so as to reckon the formula on finger tips.

Points to be Deliberated

As per the notification, JEE (Advanced) is expected to be on the same lines with that of the IIT-JEE. We are aware of the pattern of JEE examination, which is known for its changing patterns almost every year. In order to get the hang of ideas, we can enlist different sections that have been already asked in last few years. It would help you to the greater extent in sketching a broad outline for this year’s paper.

A.     Single Correct Answer Type/ Straight objective type MCQs

B.     Multiple Correct Answer(s) Type/ Multiple Answer correction type MCQs

C.     Assertion–Reason Type questions

D.     Paragraph Type/ Linked Comprehension MCQs (2 to 3 questions based on one passage)

E.     Integer Answer Type/ Numerical answer type questions with one digit numeric answer

F.      Matrix match type / Matrix match type questions with two columns listing different entries