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1) from now on after I completing theory of a chapter I will categorise the question and do typewise problem solving and do more emphasis on basics.

1) Breakdown chapter into topics , and then breakdown topics into subtopics(variety of questions asked ) 2) pick a topic ,complete its all subtopics move to next. ....whole chapter will me mastered for jee mains 3) next time when you revise repeat the same process with new such questions 4) Do this for hot chapters of all subjects your 50% syallabus is done you will feel confident.... repeat it for rest of syallabus ....after completion of 80% syallabus you should devote half time to mock tests and keep on completing . 5) till your exam you will be expert for 90%+ of you syallabus that's enough to score more than 99% tile 👍👍👍

I think it is very important to develop the mindset so as to see things the way they are and with consistent implementation of strategies one can definitely crack jee mains

For JEE Mains, I will follow the following steps: 1. I would break down the various concepts of a chapter. 2. Those concepts I would understand from the base level and will not leave any left gaps 3. I would understand the way of solving each and every type of question related to that concept by deriving everything myself. 4. After knowing the way of solving, I will do other concepts and practice its various types of questions. 5. After completing the whole chapter, I would practice its questions to be really accurate and for time management And thats how I will prepare for JEE.

Since I last watched this video, I am constantly implementing one thing in my strategy that has boosted my d(Improvement)/dt. Instead of treating things like chapters, I have started storing concepts independently. It helped me in the following aspects- 1. Easier to carry than a whole chapter. 2. Better striking rate in interchapter questions. 3. Able to pin point my weak points in analysis of mocks. Instead of revisiting to the whole chapter I just revisit the concept. Earlier if I couldn't solve a dipole questions I would revise whole electrostats even coulomb n gauss laws which I am pretty strong at and by the time dipole would come my momentum would be lost. This made me understand my folly and now I just practice that particular concept thus drastically increasing my improvement rate. 4. Boosts speed in learning a new chapter because in every chapter there are just a few new concepts rest are just modifications or clubbing of old ones which need not be done as if it's totally new. So this idea boosted my speed there too (too much beneficial for OC and Physics)

1. So from now, before starting any new chapter I will write all the topics of that particular chapter And I will try to solve every type of question related to that topic 2. Even if I'm skipping any topic I will learn about the basic or just have an idea about that 3. Graphs ( I haven't learned it yet as I ignored this topic from always so.. I will do it first) That's it what I'm going to implement in my preparation from this video♡🙃

Since I'm a 11thie guy everyone must be aware about the condition.......... Backlogs !!! # So from now on I will focus more on what's left rather than what I left 👍 # I'll read every chapter part by part such that most of the basics of that chapter would become strong ,would pick up variety of questions from all topics separately # Would make summary notes just after revising the main notes (I'll do it as many times I do revise my main notes) # I'll focus on quantity of questions of many varieties than quantity of the chapter # That's all from now I'll implement every thing I wrote 👋👋 Edit: 98.7 %ile in Mains 2023 homies 👉👈 will update if I get a decent rank in Advanced

Dude what you are saying is absolutely right, but the problem is students don;t have much resources, most of 11th students get to know about JEE after coming in 11th, and then chose any coaching and they might feel unsatisfied and realize that they should have done something else but after a long time they realize it and they don't know what to do.... they now don't have time to go into details and they make it so complicated that JEE mains becomes extremely tough for them ... so do you have anything to say over this situation i am sure most of students will relate to this.... anything that can save us in last moment?

1. Get the concepts/basics clear before jumping into questions. 2. Make a list and solve every unique question in jee mains and as you said 'get the hang of it' during my journey. 3. Appreciate and know the underlying beauty of the concept, either by my teachers or by myself.

Thank you bhaiya, itni sahi advice itni easily di hai. 1. “JEE - tough exams“ aisa bhoot rakhkar questions karne hesitate nani karna hai. 2. Jadav time ek hi type of question me in nani lagana hai. 3. Lectures wasps dekhne mein time waste nota hai, usse acha depth me yt/text se concept samajh lu. Wish me luck!

I would note down all the topics Then would understand all the subtopics in depth , and try to relate with external things . Solve all varieties of questions . Make short notes . Test and revise .

1) i will build my basics 2) reading theory from ncert 3)make my short notes 4) revise it daily 5) solve questions papers

I am in 12th and i haven't finished anything yet.. But now I'll start on working with the basics properly and solve the questions afterwards just to remember the thing I studied. Now, I am gonna finish the ncert for the basics and some mock test for the chapter i studied. Thanks for the strategy sir.

Bhaiya ..from now I'll look at the pyqs and even my module questions with a new perspective!..it was really an eye opener video for me!...I was just resting and watching jee related videos ..the moment you started explaining..I got up opened my rough copy and wrote down all the imp points you told thanks alot

Thank you sir , From now onwards I will focus on basics And After completing chapter's theory part I will divide it into concepts and then I will practice every question concept wise to understand what kind of question we can expect from a certain concept.

By analysing the trend I would make a list of most repeated concepts to work on the variety and quality of problems and before starting further chapters I would list down the basic yet important concepts to enhance my prepration. Thank you, bhaiya!

I will start giving all 64 JEE MAIN papers 2013 to 2021 from this day, and I will prepare with much more discipline than previous days. Thank you Brother....

1. Recent trends about pyqs 2. Correcting mistakes which I made 3. Be Working Smart rather than hard work,

I'm going to admire your tips in my study planning.

You are right Teachers dont give reasons behind why concept is like that They just come give the formulas and question and we feel boring

Do not move to problem solving till you know the concept like back of your palm. Thats what I learnt. Also catagorising questions and solving.

I will implement following things after watching this vedio 1. I will note down all the topics of a given chapter . 2. Then , I will clear my concepts of every topic 3. Will solve all the types of que. In a given topic. 4. Will give mock tests to avoid silly mistakes

Saying such things is easy after a long time of prep and having cleared the exam and analysing . But for those who have just come to know the portion of pcm in 12 or 11 , it's different . They have very little time even to categories things and categorisation can only be successful if they have covered the entire syllabus whic is not possible while preparing. I totally agree with you on "feeling what you study" as that is how i really like to do studying. What you said about understanding from graphs is true and I've also done that . And formulas come more naturally after having understood from graph . Otherwise only people like you who have had the taste of jee and also have spent time analysing and devising methods to complete syllabus in a more scientific and asthetic have clarity to the depth of understanding what questions to do and what not to do . The other person is a dropper who's observations are good .

One needs to cover basics and solve different varieties of questions based in simple logic rather than heap of tough questions😅#Its all about concepts!!

1)theory perfection 2)illustration problems after every topic 3)pyq's

I have the basic introduction to PCM. As you say, I inter relate the physical chemistry, maths and physics. This is literally, what I do but the major loopholes in preparation is the time, I take a lot of time just because of some silly mistakes. So, I will cure that. And friends the most important thing for the jee exam whether it's about mains or advance is question understandings ( analytical skills) most of the students just failed at there, whether they knew about the whole syllabus. So, yeah, I will resolve it by mock test.

I’m currently studying in 11th and my 12th will start almost in a month , i wont say that i wasted my whole 11th but unknowingly I’ve wasted 30-40% of my 11th and the main reason behind this is I didn’t had proper guidance and resources to carry out my jee preparation , handling the academic gap between 10th and 11th became a major issue for me , but now i have started understanding things way much better and I’m pretty sure that I’ll do good now . As you said jee might be easy on paper , but applying those things irl is the most difficult part .

Sir... I'll make my own plans for getting even more ingaged than before. And ofc you made me feel better, my stress about jee is now gone... I feel good. Ty sir

Wen I heard functions can be prepared for jee mains in 100 mins, I realise how much unnecessary time I waste in just fearing from chapters Now, I'll make my strategy for xam & Do chapters topic wise with every profile of questions -Subject -chapter -topic -formulas , concpt n profiles - types of questions Ready I'm 👍🏿

1.I wil focous first concept 2.problems solving about what we learn 3.last practice practice practice to increase your timing and efficiency

Hmm... So I will divide chapters in topic and will definitely complete chapters as different topic.... Thanks a lot... This video helped a lot ❤❤

From now on along with my coaching module...I will try to cope up with cengage...as it already has divided everything relevant to exam

After this I will make a simulation in my mind of each topics of phy and chem i will understand the logic of the formule of maths sir please reply if i am doing anything wrong

Bhaiya you are talking right but please if u a favor of sharing that list of related topics of all chapters it will be a great help for all of us we really need this someone like you to guide us

Haan bhai tu sahi bol rha hai. Maine bohot kam formulas rate hai. Mai chapter ke max to max 5-6 formula yaad karta hu, baaki mai dimaag me visualize kar ke wahi derive kar leta hu. I have trained my mind to generalize things, and use the basic fundamentals to derive stuff. Initially people told me that for mains this is a bad approach, but over time, I started getting faster with this method, and now I am at a huge advantage, as I don’t have the stress of remembering many things, and because there are very few things which I have memorized, they stay in my mind for a long time and revision becomes much easier. I have observed that most of the topics/chapters have one central idea/logic, and if you discover and master that logic, the chapter becomes a piece of cake.

Breakdown topics in sub topics Then also arrange them in priority order ( for last moment ) by doing pyq's. This will help in mutual and basic understanding of question we left in test.

1. concept pdunga 2. fir question lgaunga + derivation smjhunga 3. then pyq 4. then types khoj ke har type ke questions krke mastery kr lunga har types me 5. then next chapter dropper !!!hu

I use fehnmann technique to grasp conccepts Then i revise old concepts no matter how much time it would take Master chapter till adv level or leave it it will give negative marking Give mocks to see all chapters are in sync or not Do pyqs in the dirst half of prep or regret later that i do not know what type of questions come in the exam

Thank u for simplifying.....

If basics are clear then anyone can solve medium to tough ques as the only thing needed to solve a ques is 'how and why'

Doing question on topicwise basis... giving more priority to cover more types of questions instead of more numbers of question

I think a good teacher with enough experience and a willing student is very much important for cracking such exams in decent amount of time.

I'll start with making a list of topics of a perticular chapter and then try to solve atleast 5 question from each topic.in short I'll focus on variety of questions

im a jee 2022 aspirant and i haven't studied for jee at all or a very little, i wasted all my time now i have aprox 50 days left and i want to redeem myself i promise myself " I WILL CLEAR JEE " thank you for the amazing tips feel free to give any suggestions.

When i completed 10th than i came to know what is jee iit etc 💀 now i am in 12th 2022-2023 batch

I'll Solve more of quality questions and try applying different tactics tricks and approaches

I am in 11th and I have learned to understand and feel the concept very deeply

Bhaiya fir plz aap padho do ye basics jisse easily solve ho jaye jee ke question Plz I am seriously needed a basic video because youtube pe 2-2 ghante ke lectures hai ni ho pata plz make a video in less time its a humble request😫

1. I will prepare the list of all topics for each chapter and then just prepare the file where it will contains all coming variety and some good questions made by me.. 2.I will understand the basics properly.Although I am good at basics when it comes yo chemistry.🎃. 3.Understanding Graphs..

I study everything from mere basics. Doing why analysis of every word. But it takes time. Schools don't have much time. Fucking education system has wasted my brainpower. And now, in the mid year of 12th, they are changing pattern. Why did we have to suffer?

After watching this video I will solve and practice questions topicwise and will list concept of a chapter before revision

I will choose a chapter, make list of topics then cover the variety of questions from it. And make some notes for last minute revision

every one making videos of how it is but you are the only one who motivates us thank u

well I will make a list of major question types .....chapter-wise in my notion I'll continue to write my takeaways from the questions I practice other than that I will watch your video on mastering graphs next

From now onwards I will try to solve maxmium number of different types of questions without repeating the same kinds of questions.

The most important point which I learned from this video was that master the topic or a chapter at the grass root level 1st and then most of the time we look at a big chapter say Vector -3d and try to master all the things learn each and every shortcut but rather should master the basics of each topic and just solve every variety of question that are asked rest all the question which can be framed will be PNC of this mixture only .

I m in class 9th and I m very dedicated and because of you I got more motivated thankyou

I am in class 11 preparing for jee mains 2023 Mujhe pata hai ki mere pass na zyada na kam time hai magar mai agar acche se schedule karunga acc to my daily routine toh kaafi hoga, Maine 11th starting mein online class ke wajah se ek do chapters mein grasp miss kardi thi aur mai nervous tha Btw abhi sab pehle se smooth hai kaafi had tak, magar aapke stratergy sunne ke baad mai roz 20 min nikaalke apne missed out important concepts ke basics banaunga(in phy and maths because chem is fine) along with my present studies aur future mein koshish karunga books ke theory mein ghusske usse acche se samjhne ka aur bina dekhe question practice karne ka rather than giving more time on solved examples, i guess my strategy is fine Agar sahi jaayegi toh mai firse comment karunga . And thanks for the video it was better than most of unnecessary motivation video rather than it was practical, again thanks😊🤝💛

Simple plan - tackling backlogs in 11th-12th gap (will be there in March) - seeing pyq pattern before solving module -solving variety of ques from module not focusing as much on quantity - making notes of imp ques for maths

1)identify all the main brief topics of a chapter complete the theory and understanding of the topics. 2)solve questions of each variety. 3)give mock tests and identify mistakes then again apply points 1) and 2) for the wrong questions of the mock test 4)believe, I WILL CRACK JEE ADVANCE

Since I'm a 11thie guy everyone must be aware about the condition.......... Backlogs !!! /Almost barbaad 🙈 # So from now on I will focus more on what's left rather than what I left 👍 # I'll read every chapter part by part such that most of the basics of that chapter would become strong ,would pick up variety of questions from all topics separately # Would make summary notes just after revising the main notes (I'll do it as many times I do revise my main notes) # I'll focus on quantity of questions of many varieties than quantity of the chapter # workon goals

that thing about understanding is so true i used to hate physics i watched physics wallah and learned to understand and study and now physics is a breeze i might also take up physics in higher studies

Next time while doing a chapter i will note down the variety of questions asked and i will not waste time in solving one kind of questions instead i will do questions from different variety. Jee mains is not a hard examination but one needs to do the concept consciously which they are learning by understanding it as much as possible just like we know 1+1 = 2 the concept should be that clear in our mind.

2022 mains maths laughing in the corner 😂😂😂😂😂😂

The for most thing I will apply is to understand the basic rather than mugging up..btw thanks bhaiya for all the tips

I will breakdown topics into subtopic and master the topic

ye bahut achi baat kari aapne .. felt ur every word

My God you are growing 🙌

Concepts and art of Giving exam only matters ! And this only comes after giving lots of mock tests ! Don't miss mock tests plz all jee aspirants ! I am also a jee aspirant and I'm in class 11 now and didn't miss a single exam from the start ! My rank decreased from 16430 to 962 in AITS !

I have a sheet provided by mathongo which has the list of all the varieties of questions asked in Jee mains, I always check mark whether a particular type of question I have done or not in a particular chapter.

This is some quality content keep it up 👍👍👍

1.I would focus more on concept and will understand the basics. 2.most of the time i just don't care if i understand the topic or not and just focus to complete chapter i will not repeat my mistake. 3.I will solve different type of questions in sub topic will be better at visualisation will learn graph 4.i will divide chapter into topics then in these topics subtopic (by solving different kind of numericals asked and understanding it). i will not repeat all my previous mistake. thank you brother for your guidance ❤️

Got AIR 287 in JEE Mains Studing in NIT Goa

Hello, thank you very much for this useful information. I'm doing my revision and it's my humble request to you if you can make a video on the different varieties asked from each chapter for maths, physics and if possible chemistry. Hope you consider my request.

"ye concept hai, ye formula hai, ans aap nikaloge" is the real shit!!

yes there is repetition of concepts in jee mains but it sounds lot easier in this video than it actually is. not all questions are direct and the problem in full portion mock tests is to remember all the concepts than applying them as there are about a 100 chapters. im a 2022 aspirant and rn im getting around 170-180 in mock tests. i think that by the time i complete my syllabus i will get around 200-220. another problem that i face is that in chem i find new rxns sometimes and i dont know where to do them from and also calculations are very bad in physical chem. how to deal with that?

Bhai thoda JEE Mains 2022 Maths pe Prakash daliye..

I am studying Mole Concept in Chemistry but I can't understand anything in it 😕. It's a very confusing chapter. How to deal with it???

Can you recommend me any book for jee which have category wise que (mains ) as i think i should focus on advance after clearing mains

Bhaiya you are absolutely right. Maine is saal ke saare jee maine sare attempts ke paper solve kiya aur sirf limited formulae se que puche gaye the. What I am gonna do nexr :Chapterwise past year se alag alag type ke sare que dekh ke samaj lunga.

I will make a topicwise list of chapters and do topic wise questions from cengage before my 2023 attempt as there are so uncertainty in mind for dates of 2023 mains first basic grip on every chapter can boost my confidence

Actions I'm going to take: 1. Make a mind map sort of thing which includes the Main topic in between branching into all possible subtopics. I'll branch the concepts (only keywords) included in that subtopic. Also (For numerical chapters) I'll include all possible questions in that subtopic. 2. I'll mark star in mind map to the concepts which are repetitively asked.

Suggest book that cover variety of sum in PCM for jee.

i am going to start studying matrices by the same method you explained, first i will revise it in max to max half an hour then will look after its questions types as you said, and then i will cover my other chapters the same way.

The most important thing that I deciphered from the video is that I shouldn't spend extra time on same type of questions!

I would:- 1) go through concept by concept in 20 mins... understand basics, concept wise 2) solve questions for 20 mins of that concept 3) do this for all the concepts and then if time remaining (even or odd) accordingly revise the whole CHP

I am a fresh class 11th students, tried to understand the things in video 1) I will find the easy kill topics of JEE MAINS which carries a good weightage 2)I will try to complete those topics, by my opening of school 3)I will also take some help of my mentors to guide me on this 4)this should be my strategy Plz comment me for my tactics if something is wrong 🙏

Thanks for this motivation(and many more) type video

I leave my first page in my notes whenever i start a new chap and list all the subtopics and the maje two columns jee mains and adv and mark topics acc to my prep

So here on I will watch lecture once with concentration, make good notes and will focus on variety rather than bulk.

Thanks Pratham . Really great video

1)will complete the basics (theory part) 2)will attempt easy to moderate lev. Questions on it 3)will hit the pyq's to understand the pattern of questions by self

I haven't made my own strategy yet! I just comment becoz Ye video mere liye netflix ki series ki tarah nhi thii....me isko apply krunga

Imp topic list making and improving problem solving speed

Thanks a lot bhaiya....now i will select the variety of topics covered in every topic and try to practice every variety instead of doing same type multiple times

Very useful video. It is an eye opener for me

Quality content ♥️♥️

This channel's growth will grow with a jet speed......in some days

1.concept samaj ke formula khud se derive kar sake 2.questions ko unke type ke according karenge matlab ki jitne type ke questions honge wo sabhi karege 3.ek hi baar mai kaam excellence karege aur perfection ka pichha karenge 👍