How an IIT JEE topper solves a problem vs How you solve it 😎

Make sure to apply the learnings guys. I hope you definitely will.

[gamerx]

I have learned that, sometimes only concentration and hardwork doesn't play a significant role, whereby just changing your point of view towards something can drastically improve your performance. Thnx alot for this bhaiya

[mukeshdalai]

Don't limit your challenge, challenge your limits

[saif]

I am class 11th student aur mai ye comment sirf apni man ki baat share karne ke liye kar raha hu .
Starting with my past . I completed my studies till 10th from a small school . From where I only learn to complete my books and memories all answers I had no practical knowledge and after examination i used to forget everything . I scored 92 % in 10th Maharashtra state board by mostly memorising the answers . I didn't knew about jee exams and IIT till then. I came to know about all of it in the May to June time period and decided to study . I first started to revise almost all chapters of 9th and 10th science and maths to get my basics clear. I was shocked at how much I didn't knew. It took three months because I was lazy and inconsistent to complete theories of chapters . I struggled with NCERT exercise questions . I wanted to study for jee and the coaching i used to go, told me that they will teach me on jee, which they didn't . I realised and left and joined Physics wallah. My parents told me that I had not done well leaving the classes and if I don't score well then they will be mad at me. I studied day and night in physics in September 2022 that's when I started. I followed Arjuna 0.1 as Arjuna 0.3 didn't start by that time. My college told us that the midterm examination starts from the starting weeks of October and i had only completed one chapter of physics and was pending 3 chapters which was going to be asked in the exam luckily the coaching i used to attend have already completed some chapters at boards level . But from October i had to watch one shot online to cover my syllabus as if I didn't get good enough marks in this exam my parents will get angry at me and then demoviate me saying ' u study so much yet such low marks ', they are already angry at me for leaving the coaching classes. They don't understand the no. Of the chapter I have to complete and solve such high level questions. Exams are finished and i am completely backlogs of about 5 to 6 chapters in each subjects. I have so much assignment pending from college . My college so much of my time and regular attendance is mandatory . November 2022 and i have only completed 2 chapters of all three subjects that too with not much high level questions . I am slowly lifting my ability to solve questions and learning how to make notes properly ( I have never made notes before, just completed my books and submitted them) . I only know rattafication . I am struggling with backlogs, being inconsistent, lazy as i do not have the habit of studying this much.
But i have made my dream of studying IN IIT BOMBAY CSE BRANCH and from now on I will study hard and smart, give better than my best and no matter if i backlog and get low marks in exams and not be able to complete syllabus by the time of jee or being able to solve hard questions . I WILL NOT BE DEMOTIVATED AND GIVE UP . Pls someone who has any tips and guidance please share it with me. Tell me which books I should read for theory and for questions solving ?
Thank you very much if u read all of this 🤠

[digvijaychauhan]

2:48 I did this experiment, to be honest, I got a sheet of 170 integration questions.
I did them differently they were tough so I started it with a timer and decided to do the first 50. While doing them I couldn't solve them, I solved about 15-20 questions from those 50 questions and then left it due to irritation. after an hour, I came again and targeted attempting 100 questions now( it seems impossible, but I chose it). Again the irritation started but I still sat on my chair doing them constantly my mind was f**** still I chose not to stand it took me 4 hours and I did 90 of them accurately. so yeah this method helps

[gandhibapu]

Everything is temporary but *Ploberem Solving* is permanent...

[dakshgupta]

*Takeaway* : Effective growth is when you're at your limits. Perceive the moment of irritation as an opportunity to seek more knowledge when stuck at problems.

Also Ty bhaiyaji! ❤️

[animeshpathak]

What I learnt from this video ?
Ploberem Solving Karte waqt Irritation hona is normal but what is not normal is giving up and not trying bache hue sawaal . If irritation comes we should be happy that it's an opportunity to learn something other than our comfort zone and domain of knowledge. It's very important for us to read the solutions of 'Nahi Hue' questions with very much involvement so that after ek aur do mahina if someone asks us these questions we should be able to recall with 80-90 % efficiency.
Thanks Bhaiya 👍😁

[nityanandjena]

So what we learn is that while we are a our comfort zones, stepping out to discover new and irritating questions actually should make us feel delighted to find some new things to learn and include it in our domain of understanding and the more we learn from them, the more it helps us by actually completing the essential role of a learning aspects for us open new ways to think of and best way to deal with any problem as an iitian 💯🔥
What a right video to address such a problem, thank you 💕

[boredbear]

I was feeling sad for not being able to think fast and solve questions of atoms, after seeing this video my mindset has changed! I'll be patient with myself and go deep into concept if i can't solve in one go. Thanks bhaiya :))

[MAHESH-rhje]

Imvovlement in question solving is a powerful enemy for distraction.😌
I learnt this msg from your video. Thank you ❤bro

[reynavalo]

Yesterday I dealt with this irritation thing and all I could remember while dealing irritation was your words to bear the irritation and be patient and be glad to learn new stuffs from those set of problems.Thanks Pratham sir ❤️

[anshgupta]

i have learned that
no matter how hard the question is try to challenge that question and moment when you feel iritated to that question you learned something new and also devlope you thinking process and problem solving skill

[deadpool]

Must needed
Thank you bhaiya
Crux:- don't get irritated
When u are not able to solve questions
See urself as a winner not loser
Cuz u will have a opportunity to add new things in ur domain
For unsolved problems see solutions with next level involvement
And attempt the same questions after 1-2 months again

[thecricketest]

The moment
when you are at your limits is the moment when you actually grow

[dhruvjoshi]

Ahh.. this is so true in my case..everytime I solve physics numericals, i get happy and I have realised that I have started to chase this happiness..i spend hours solving the same types of numericals again and again.. and it has made me forget about the most important subject.. mathematics.. whenever I suffer with any question..i get over irritated..i break my pen's nib..punch on the table..and I feel this is very wrong..i need to be calm..
Thank you bhaiya

[ajaysinghraghuwanshi]

Bhaiya your logical solutions really helps me. I want you to make more such kind of videos that how to develop an ideal mindset for jee aspirants!

[topicslearning]

Don't lose hope with hard and difficult questions as it is an opportunity to improve yourself and increase your knowledge domain of that topic.

[hades]

I learned that irritation is an important sign that you have a question which will make you learn new ideas or ways to solve problem and grow with it so dont give up easily on seeing such problems or stopping solving such problems

[lorddignity]

student ka kaam hi hota hain seekhna tabhi woh uss jagah pr hain, cheejo ko observe krna aur dheere dheere grow krna is what a jee aspirant should do but apne aap ko sawal solve krte hue judge krna isn't our job its the test's job, effort marna aur seekhna is what will push us . especially bhaia aapki wajah se deep thinking develop horhi hain . thank you very much

[aspirantsstudyhub]

While encountering any problem, our mindset is what makes the key difference 👍