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#CareerBytes: Experts and toppers' tips to crack the IIT-JEE exam
Last updated on Oct 12, 2018, 07:29 pm
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The JEE entrance exam is the ultimate test for any engineering aspirant in India.
Clearing the two-level test is vital for getting admission to the the coveted IITs, NITs, and other top engineering schools.
However, good news is, with dedicated and resourceful preparation, one can crack it.
Here are experts and toppers' tips to crack the JEE exam.
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Strategy, Details
Formulate a study strategy; Get acquainted with the exam details
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Strategy: As suggested by exam toppers, it is important to plan and formulate a preparation strategy. For this, look at your strengths and weaknesses, decide your number of study hours, arrange practice sources, and follow-up.
Exam Details: Aspirants are advised to understand all the nuances of the exam, ie. syllabus, pattern, model papers, number of aspirants/colleges, nature of questions etc.
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Practice
Practice is vital, can't stress this enough
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Practise past years' and mock test papers to get an idea about question framing, difficulty levels, exam pattern and time distribution.
Additionally, take online mock tests to understand the various nuances of the computer-based test.
It'll help brush off the nervousness, in case you're appearing for the JEE test for the first time.
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Information
Allot plenty of time for revision
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All exam toppers and experts suggest aspirants to allot at least 2 months exclusively for revision. This will help you retain all that you've learned all this while, for the final test day, and will also help calm your nerves.
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Do you know?
Balance your Boards and JEE preparation
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What a lot of JEE aspirants tend to do is that they overlook their preparation for the Boards exams. However, as suggested by experts and toppers, Boards are crucial for building your conceptual base. Thus, always balance your preparation for the Boards and JEE exam.
