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Some Important Advice 1. I’ll recommend you spend most of your time on self-study. Please leave each and every social media platform till your selection in JEE (Main or Advanced). Use the internet only for the purpose. 2. Revision is a very important thing. If you’re weak in some chapters (or topics), then don’t waste time learning them from scratch. Just take a glance at such chapters (or topics), go through the important theory points, formulas and questions. I didn’t study gravitation in my whole 2-year JEE preparation. I only spent 3-4 hours on gravitation during my last revision, just went through the important formulas and questions and bang, I easily solved the 2016’s JEE Main gravitation question. 3. Revise those chapters (and topics) in which you’re already good. Don’t leave them considering you’re already good at it and so you don’t need revisions. If you’re really good at them, then please take a glance at them. Go through the important theory points, formulas and questio...

The Union Government of India tabled the Constitution (One Hundred And Twenty-Fourth Amendment) Bill, 2019 which provided a 10% additional quota for the EWS students amongst the erstwhile Unreserved Category or General Category students. People belonging to the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) since 1 February 2019 now get 10% reservation in Education and Government Jobs of India. The Current Definition of Economically Weaker Section (EWS) The definition of  Family in EWS Reservation  means "The person who seeks the benefit of reservation, his/her parents and siblings below the age of 18 years as also his/her spouse and children below the age of 18 years". The candidate's annual family income must be less than Rs. 8 lakhs per annum. His family must not own more than 5 acres of agricultural land. The residential flat area should be below 1000 sq ft. The residential plot's area should be below 100 square yards if in a notified municipality sector. The residential plot...

First of all, according to your question, you mean that can someone study in a college and still appear for JEE Advanced as a dropper student and get a seat in any IIT based on his/her rank? So the answer to your question is Yes. According to the eligibility criteria of JEE Advanced, which is the only way to get into the IITs, one can appear for JEE Advanced and can get a seat in any IIT based on his/her rank  only if he had not taken a seat in any of the 23 IITs previously  subject to fulfilling the other eligibility criteria apart from this. In simple words,  if you are eligible for JEE Advanced and also not enrolled in any IIT, then you can definitely take the JEE Advanced exam as a dropper. One of my junior’s coaching teacher at Resonance landed in  NIT Kurukshetra  after two years of JEE preparation but he always wanted to be an IITian and so during his first year at NIT Kurukshetra (NITKKR), he prepared again for JEE, cleared the exam and got admission in...

I’m going to give you a list of chapters/topics/sub-topics of Mathematics from which at least one question is most likely to come in JEE Main. Further, from the list that I have written below, some questions are coming for sure and so,  MAKE SURE YOU DON’T LEAVE ANY OF THE BELOW-MENTIONED TOPICS UNTURNED DURING YOUR FINAL REVISION. Further, d o take a look at THEIR THEORY, THE FORMULAS INVOLVED AND THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS THAT YOU HAVE ALREADY PRACTISED DURING YOUR PREPARATION .  For a few, this may seem like the syllabus of JEE Main but the syllabus of JEE Main is many-many more than this. This list includes those chapters, topics and sub-topics from which questions are frequently asked in JEE Main and so one must revise these before the final exam. Moreover, no one can give the exact list and so whatever list I have given can help you a lot. I’ve made this list after analysing some previous year papers of JEE Main. So here is the list! JEE MAIN TOPICS A. JEE Main Topics Ther...

Now every year, there is a lot of confusion among JEE aspirants regarding which book to choose for which subject. Hence, I'll try my best to clear your doubts as much as possible through this post. So if we are discussing the books for Mathematics for JEE Main only and that too in such a way that they will be enough to get you a very good score in JEE Main, then it must have  good quality problems in quantity covering all the theory for JEE Main  and also must satisfy the following characteristics: Whether it is relevant for JEE Main. Does it have solutions to all the questions? Is there a good quantity of problems with quality per chapter? Then, with no doubt, books by  TMH Publication (McGraw Hill)  are the best book (if we’re talking about just one book) in the market. This book  (Complete Mathematics for JEE Main)  has very good examples per chapter and you can also found a meticulously curated summary of the theory of each chapter at the beginning whic...