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[vvsstudent]

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.

[gen-z-box]

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

[mrmixer]

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
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[naivedyam]

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)

[absolutedesi]

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.

[aleksandrwandumicz]

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.

[-._Harsh_.-]

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.

[abir_now]

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♡🙃

[rohanchaudhary]

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.

[asmitachoudhary]

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

[shyamkarthikeya]

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....

[jitabratanath]

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 .

[komalyst]

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!

[dakshchetanhathi]

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?

[NamelessMonster-u]

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.

[invictus]

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

[aspirant_IIT-KGP]

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

[HarshChavan]

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.

[abhimanyu]

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 .