How to prepare for IIT JEE while studying in Class 11th or Class 12th?

To qualify the IIT JEE Exam is a dream of almost all Science students. And why not as this exam paves the way for a very promising career. One gets admission in country’s most reputed engineering colleges and thereafter lands into a high paying job. A student by cracking just one exam achieves all of life in one go, that too at an early age. Every year around 12 lakhs candidate appear for the IIT JEE exam, but only the handful succeeds in it. For some, the path that converts the dream into a reality is not known at all. While to some others it is known, but they fail to follow it.

So if you are one such student who has started preparing for the IIT JEE Exam in Class 11^th or 12^th, then it’s a good step to follow. But most of the class 11^th and 12^th students, hoping to qualify IIT JEE Exam, face challenges to manage their time- table. They struggle hard to divide their time between school studies and studies for competing. Taking out only a few hours to devote especially for the competitive exam along with their already overburdening Class 11^th and 12^th syllabus becomes a difficult thing to do.With each passing day when they see that they are inching towards the exam without much preparation,hopelessness sets in.

Here we are giving some successful tips for your preparation –

Fix your day time to do your school studies. During day hours you should attend your classes seriously. Try to grasp concepts and theories as well. Better if you develop close and cordial relations with your science teachers who will always be ready to spare some extra time to clarify your doubts.

After coming from school don’t sit immediately for studies. But also do not switch on the TV seeking relaxation. It simply kills your time. Better you should have your bath, food, and sleep for an hour or two, and only thereafter sit for further studies. At home, you should study for your competitive exam. Always keep a note book and syllabus on your study table. Try to plan your studies a day ahead, e.g., what topics you will study tomorrow; how many questions you will try to solve; what revisions you will undertake etc. With such planning’s you will have a quality study which will enhance your productivity. Moreover, during these hours, you should study with full concentration and attention. Keep yourself away from all distractions like mobile, social media, TV, etc. Also, avoid getting dragged into any conversation with your family members. You should also try not to havearguments with anybody.

Select right books to study:

For Mathematics –

Trigonometry – A Das Gupta.

Calculus –Arihant

Co-ordinate Geometry –FIITJEE coaching materials

For Physics –

NCERT Books – For concept building

HC Verma – For Problem solving

Resnick and Halliday – Advanced Preparation

For Chemistry –

NCERT Books – Concept building

Physical Chemistry – RC Mukherjee

In organic Chemistry – Paula Bruce.