My IIT JEE Journey

While JEE 2023/JEE mains 2023 is approaching, and you guys are searching for things like JEE mains 2023 exam date, jee mains 2023 postponed, jee mains 2023 etc., I thought why not share my story of how did I prepare for IIT JEE Mains and Advance, and how did I end up in IIT Roorkee post which I cracked a 4 crore remote job.

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[harkirat]

Don't worry folks, more content on remote jobs soon. Next video releases Sunday.

[rohitmehta]

That call between you and mom ...hits lovely 🥰.

[anuraga]

I also took coaching from Lakshya Chandigarh in 2017 and 2018. After producing AIR-1 IN JEE Adv. in 2017, the real founders left to make Vedantu and I being an average student from a small town was put into the lower batch with some average faculties along with one inspiring IITian faculty (Mohit Ryan).

I remained on its part but scored below average. But it really sucked when in 12th when our faculty was changed multiple times, I burnt out thereby I started becoming inconsistent, and eventually, when I came home for my boards I lost my interest thereby messing up my boards and JEE.

Today, I have just completed my 7th Sem from a tier-4 state university, about to start an internship for my 8th Sem. 😢 SELF-DOUBT is what you end up with!

Would love to meet you someday Harkirat Sir...

[pratikshelke]

04:48 journey started from end of 10th and ❤️MOM❤️
07:04 Began Right from Scratch in 11th
10:57 important note
12:57 11th khatam
13:49 Began with much more aggressive 12th
15:16 the D-DAY

[nitinraj]

thanks for sharing the journey bhaiya, was really impactful and motivating

[SatyaPrakash-pozp]

Average student don't get 100% FIITJEE scholarship!

[VishalRaj-bvuq]

thanks you sir, we need more such kinds of videos .

[boeingo]

Bhaiya I am in 12th....really needed this video
Thank you....

[reachnikhil]

Harkirat...I am also an IT Professional....you talking to ur mum was so sweet(It touched quite deep..Pay my regards for raising you so well)..aww..Idk but you inspire like hell!! Thanks for being there... I wish I could meet you someday!

[shubhamsandilya]

this guy started uploading videos on coding and iit when very few were doing it on youtube and then he suddenly disappeared and when he came back after 2 year he is still getting more views on a single video than many big youtubers in this field gets in a month

[sujalkumar]

bhaiya i am watching you since your 4 year iit journey in 4 min video means from around 1.5 year back i am a dropper jee 2023 i was having a doubt that iit jee is not a smooth journey it is the journey of ups and downs and you also might face it too so how you motivated yourself to do not giving up and lastly thanks for the video bhaiya😃😃😃😃

[DivyanshuLohani]

From his recent video we can say IIT is still revelvant and worth it

[niteshshah]

Hello Harkirat bhaiya. I've been watching your videos since 2019. . I find your content very interesting and sooo cool. just wanted to say thanks for making such informative and cool videos. Your big fan.

[kritikapaliwal]

@ 10:00 when you talk about kabtak mehnat karoge and having something to look at, at he end of the tunnel, reminds me of watching videos of cinesec like sorry that had you too, gone gone gone and follow your fire, on loop during my time of preparation. And, it did make a difference.

[AdnanKhan-oyqg]

10:35 bro you are at the end of the tunnel
for me hats off studying hard for my family

[संजयपालडींया]

Bhai, can you make vedio on how person from tier-3 college can do great in IT industry. Presently I have just started my 1st year btech.

[bharath]

plz talk about the interview rounds in a remote job interview.
What skills to learn to get there?
I am a react developer from Bangalore.
I didnt need dsa and system design for my current job.
I earn 40k a month and not satisfied.
What should I do to learn dsa and system design at the earliest?
Where should I find remote job vacancies?

[TheGeekYT]

"Acceleration matters much more than velocity"

[gauravpunera]

Make video on how to get remote work after 2 years working in Indian company

[VijayKumar-dnpz]

Children of teachers are often good students.