JEE Main2024 will be conducted in two sessions. Session 1 of JEE Main 2024 is all set to commence from 24th January 2024. This highly sought-after engineering entrance test is one of the most challenging exams that aspiring candidates are required to qualify. However, cracking a competitive exam like JEE Main requires a combination of thorough preparation, strategic planning, and consistent effort.However, going wrong at the preparatory stage may ruin your engineering career dreams. Here are some key mistakes that JEE aspirants must avoid to score higher than the average.
Avoiding NCERT books
Ignoring the importance of NCERT books during your JEE Exam preparation can have detrimental effects. NCERT serves as a crucial resource, often providing questions that are directly related to its solved examples and practise questions. A portion of the biology questions in JEE exams are taken straight out of NCERT textbooks. If you underestimate the significance of NCERT, it can have a severe negative effect on your performance in the JEE Exam.
Referring to too many resources
Investing too much money or time in study materials can be counterproductive. To effectively prepare for JEE, one need only choose one reference book in addition to the essential NCERT materials. Think about using study materials from coaching, which, when paired with lessons learned in class, capture years of expertise and laborious work to deliver concepts in a trustworthy and easily understood way. Instead of dividing your time and attention between multiple resources, concentrate on producing high-quality content and keep your faith in it. It can help to understand difficult subjects by using printed books, recorded video lectures, and e-Books.
Ignoring chapters that seem difficult
Given the intense competition and slim margins on the merit list, it is not advisable to ignore difficult chapters when preparing for the JEE. Face challenges head-on instead of avoiding them, since putting off issues will only make them worse. Make a concentrated effort to comprehend challenging chapters, making use of online tools such as instructional videos from seasoned teachers and 3D models for improved illustration. For prompt question answers and individualised attention, think about taking live classes. Effective JEE preparation necessitates approaching difficult subjects head-on.
Not taking breaks, adequate sleep
Make sure to schedule downtime for fun activities and adhere to a well-rounded study schedule. Take regular breaks from studying and socialising by exercising, such as going for a walk or a game of football, to help clear your head. Furthermore, give adequate sleep top priority because it is essential to general health. Reduce the amount of time you spend on social media and television to increase study time and encourage sound sleep. A healthier and more productive study schedule includes finding a balance between leisure, exercise, and enough sleep.
Hesitance to clear your doubts
Reluctance to seek clarification from teachers or ask questions should be addressed. Some students might experience shyness or lack confidence when asking questions. In a similar vein, a lot of students take practise exams but don’t review their scores to see where they can improve. Utilise the resources at your disposal to the fullest by approaching your classroom and asking your teacher any questions you may have.
Being under-confident
Have faith in your own hard work and diligence. Overly anxiousness prior to an exam is a typical error that can negatively affect performance. Develop self-assurance in your study skills and ability to approach the test with a calm and concentrated attitude.
Not sticking to JEE syllabus
The JEE rigorously assesses how well you understand the subjects covered in the syllabus. As a result, it is crucial to understand the JEE Syllabus completely. To get the most out of your preparation, put all of your attention on the required syllabus and ignore anything else.
Avoiding NCERT books
Ignoring the importance of NCERT books during your JEE Exam preparation can have detrimental effects. NCERT serves as a crucial resource, often providing questions that are directly related to its solved examples and practise questions. A portion of the biology questions in JEE exams are taken straight out of NCERT textbooks. If you underestimate the significance of NCERT, it can have a severe negative effect on your performance in the JEE Exam.
Referring to too many resources
Investing too much money or time in study materials can be counterproductive. To effectively prepare for JEE, one need only choose one reference book in addition to the essential NCERT materials. Think about using study materials from coaching, which, when paired with lessons learned in class, capture years of expertise and laborious work to deliver concepts in a trustworthy and easily understood way. Instead of dividing your time and attention between multiple resources, concentrate on producing high-quality content and keep your faith in it. It can help to understand difficult subjects by using printed books, recorded video lectures, and e-Books.
Ignoring chapters that seem difficult
Given the intense competition and slim margins on the merit list, it is not advisable to ignore difficult chapters when preparing for the JEE. Face challenges head-on instead of avoiding them, since putting off issues will only make them worse. Make a concentrated effort to comprehend challenging chapters, making use of online tools such as instructional videos from seasoned teachers and 3D models for improved illustration. For prompt question answers and individualised attention, think about taking live classes. Effective JEE preparation necessitates approaching difficult subjects head-on.
Not taking breaks, adequate sleep
Make sure to schedule downtime for fun activities and adhere to a well-rounded study schedule. Take regular breaks from studying and socialising by exercising, such as going for a walk or a game of football, to help clear your head. Furthermore, give adequate sleep top priority because it is essential to general health. Reduce the amount of time you spend on social media and television to increase study time and encourage sound sleep. A healthier and more productive study schedule includes finding a balance between leisure, exercise, and enough sleep.
Hesitance to clear your doubts
Reluctance to seek clarification from teachers or ask questions should be addressed. Some students might experience shyness or lack confidence when asking questions. In a similar vein, a lot of students take practise exams but don’t review their scores to see where they can improve. Utilise the resources at your disposal to the fullest by approaching your classroom and asking your teacher any questions you may have.
Being under-confident
Have faith in your own hard work and diligence. Overly anxiousness prior to an exam is a typical error that can negatively affect performance. Develop self-assurance in your study skills and ability to approach the test with a calm and concentrated attitude.
Not sticking to JEE syllabus
The JEE rigorously assesses how well you understand the subjects covered in the syllabus. As a result, it is crucial to understand the JEE Syllabus completely. To get the most out of your preparation, put all of your attention on the required syllabus and ignore anything else.
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