JEE Main Last Week Preparation Tips
JEE Main is regarded as one of the most prominent engineering entrance exams in India, and rightly so, as it paves the way for candidates who aspire to pursue B.Tech, B.Arch or B.Planning from coveted institutes like NITs, IIITâs and CFTIs. With a total of 9.41 lakh student registrations for JEE Mains 2019 exams and around 9.34 lakh for JEE Main 2020, this exam is a tough nut to crack! However, it has been proven time and again that candidates who show discipline and prepare a systematic schedule for preparation are eventually the ones who succeed.Â
This year, the National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct the JEE Main 2020 April session from 1st September to 6th September 2020. While the students have plenty of time to prepare due to the postponement of these dates, we understand that there can be many factors in the currently difficult times that might hamper your preparations. Hence, weâve given some tips and tricks in this article that the candidates can execute in a week before the JEE Main exam to score well.Â
Point to note: From 2019 onwards, candidates can attempt the JEE Main twice in a year, once in January and again in April. This new rule will give a chance to the students to re-look at their previous mistakes and improve for a better performance in the forthcoming exam. Â
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This article would emphasize on all the essential tips which must be followed by the JEE Main applicants just a week prior to the exam.
Practicing new and miscellaneous problems is the last thing you would want to do when the JEE Main is knocking at the door! The best possible thing any candidate can do is âreviseâ the topics which he/she has already covered. It is crucial to make the most of what you have prepared so far. Practising âout of the boxâ problems just before the exam would inevitably disturb your preparation. Candidates must stick to the basics and revise the important topics, formulas and theory of the essential topics. Remember: You must revise and analyze where you are lacking, but at the same time make sure to not waste time being stuck on one topic. The time is less and you must make the most of the remaining time!
This is the best âreality checkâ that candidates can give to themselves. Solving previous year question papers would help them evaluate their own preparation. This is the best way to judge your own strengths and weaknesses. As the exam format for the JEE Main has changed from 2020, candidates must try and solve relevant practice mock tests. Try and solve as many questions as you can without looking at the clock (initially), and then gradually enhance your speed of solving the questions and you will be ready for the exam! This is one of the ideal JEE Main last week preparation tips. Remember: This practice would not only increase your efficiency but it would work wonders as far as your accuracy is concerned.Â
Exam | Question Paper |
B.Arch/B.Planning ( 8th Jan, Morning Shift) | Click Here |
B.Arch/B.Planning ( 8th Jan, Afternoon Shift) | Click Here |
B.E/B.Tech ( 9th Jan,Morning Shift) | Click Here |
B.E/B.Tech ( 9th Jan, Afternoon Shift ) | Click Here |
B.E/B.Tech ( 8th April, Morning Shift ) | Click Here |
Exam | Question Paper |
B.Arch/B.Planning ( 6th Jan, Morning Shift) | Click Here |
B.E/B.Tech ( 7th Jan,Morning Shift) | Click Here |
B.E/B.Tech ( 8th Jan,Morning Shift) | Click Here |
B.E/B.Tech ( 8th Jan, Afternoon Shift) | Click Here |
B.E/B.Tech ( 9th Jan,Morning Shift) | Click Here |
Subject | Sample Paper |
Physics | Click Here |
Chemistry | Click Here |
Mathematics | Click Here |
Remember: Â Eligible candidates may also download the mock test papers from the official website using their login credentials including login ID, password and date of birth.
Also, Glance through the 1 month preparation tips for JEE Main Article- Click Here
Cracking entrance exams is not everyoneâs cup of tea! You must prepare a plan to approach the exam, otherwise you may end up in a hopeless situation. Make sure that you prepare a plan which includes considerations like:Â
Try and solve the practice papers accordingly and you would be able to know how good your preparation is. Also, you must analyze your weakness and give at least half an hour extra (in a day) to these particular topics. Donât panic if you are getting stuck in some topics and just make sure that youâre making up for your weaknesses in whatever you have practiced till now. Candidates must back their instincts and believe in their potential. Remember: You will only make things worse if you are emphasizing more on the less covered topics than the ones you have covered to the depth.
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This is psychologically the most crucial factor which often creates a difference between a good performance and an average performance. Donât get bogged down by the burden of expectations or the burden of competition, just trust the hard work you have put in and you would certainly extract the best out of yourself. Remember: A candidate can give the JEE Main exam 6 times over a period of three consecutive years. Within a year, a candidate can appear for JEE Main twice in the months of January and April. So thereâs always a next time!
Sitting in front of the books for the whole day is definitely not a solution! If you listen to the interviews of toppers âthey would recommend to not study more than 4 hours straightâ. Try and mix up other things in your schedule like eating healthy things like walnuts, avocados and apple. Make sure that you are well hydrated as well, this would help you stay focused for longer periods. If you feel the âstress factorâ do some yoga exercises or go for a brisk walk outside. This would certainly help you maintain a healthy balance and you would be ready to give your best! Remember: Exhaustion will lead to a reduction in your ability to study efficiently. Hence, make sure that you take a break for rest and relaxation.Â
There are some basic topics in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry which can be easily covered and revised by the candidates without any hassles. It is advised that you should give at least 2 hours to each subject while emphasizing on these (comparatively) easier topics, one week prior to the JEE Main. These are:
MathematicsÂ
Physics
Chemistry
Rememberâ In past few years, questions from these topics have constantly appeared in the JEE Main. Thus, it is crucial to revise these topics firmly at least a week prior to the JEE Main.
Following are some of the points which would help you to attempt the JEE Main in a strategic way â
The best JEE Main last week preparation tips include ârevising the JEE Main topics that you have covered without trying to indulge in new and miscellaneous topicsâ. Also, solve previous yearsâ question papers and mock tests.
Two weeks before the JEE Main exam date, you must revise the important formulas and topics without creating any stress or panic. Just back your instincts and think positive rather than worrying about the consequences.
You must eat healthy, listen to calming music and sleep for at least 7-8 hours daily. Make sure that you do not panic. You may go for a brisk walk in short intervals or do some inhaling-exhaling exercises as well. This would not only keep you calm and composed but would also ensure a good mental state before the JEE Main exam day.
You must revise important topics and formulas only from NCERT. If you study from many books just a week before the exam, it will perplex you. Thus, stick to the basics and trust your preparations.
No. You should just do a basic revision at home and take appropriate rest. Messing up things just a couple of days before the JEE Main exam would not be a good idea.
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