Maths can be a very scoring subject if you prepare it well. Almost half of the questions (i.e. 15 questions) are generally easy and can be done by anyone who has a basic understanding of the concepts and a little bit of practice. What matters most is the other half of the paper. To solve…
DetailsRemember, what not to study is more important than what to study. This fact is especially valid in JEE Mains. If you started to study more than necessary then, the chances of you getting confused will rise and it will also waste your time. Sometimes the information given in NCERT and on internet /other books…
DetailsIn Physics, remember all the standard formulas. As I mentioned earlier, this paper is a test of speed, so it doesn’t matter that you can derive the formula because you will not have time to derive it in the exam. Make a list of every formula in a sheet, and read it very frequently. This will…
DetailsJEE Mains paper is overall a moderately difficult paper. But, a systematic and smart study until the day of the final exam can get you very decent marks in it. In this post, I am going to give you some tips on how to practice solving JEE Main question papers. As you know, this paper…
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