Learn new tips to crack JEE Mains if you are reappearing

 

Say no to “Life never gives Second Chances” and say yes to “Life always gives you a second chance.”

Even if you couldn’t clear in first attempt, you have another opportunity to change your destiny and this completely depends on you. You can either waste time on thinking what went wrong or curse your fate or can start a new journey with a better study plan and a fresh approach.

Out of 9,21,261 lakh students in JEE Main 2020 January session 8,58,273 lakh aspirants in September session only 1,50,838 lakh qualified for JEE Advanced 2020.

It’s okay to feel negative after a bad result but making it part of your life is not. Think of great scientists such as Edison and Albert Einstein, who never gave up after getting failed and gifted the world with their discoveries. If they had given up, they would not have got the theory of relativity and electric power generation.

Achievers work hard and succeed while losers keep complaining. World is full of exciting opportunities. Just go and grab them!

Here are the things you need to do to start preparation of JEE Main.

Start fresh

To succeed in JEE Main, you should start with a fresh approach. As you have to go through the whole syllabus once again, you might feel bored. Hence to avoid this, opt for different learning mediums. For example, if you only learned from books in your last attempt, you can now enrol in online courses that offer live interactive classes and recorded video lectures. This will keep you motivated and boost your interest.

Learn from your mistakes

In second attempt for JEE Main, look back and find out the mistakes that forbid you from succeeding. It can be anything, either your timetable or your coaching institute, learning technique and revision.

Following are few common mistakes that you have to avoid this time while preparing for JEE Main

Poor time management

If last time you couldn’t manage your study time well due to a lot of travelling, going digital this time will help.

Unsolved Doubts

Do not hesitate to ask doubts in the class and refrain from skipping topics completely. If you hesitate in front of other students, you can ask your doubts directly from teachers.

No Revision

No wonder how intelligent you are, revision is essential to perform well in JEE Main. It makes the process easy and effective. Revise the syllabus and make notes of important topics by watching videos.

Incorrect learning method

Each student has his own learning style for example audio, visual, verbal, physical etc. If you know your learning style, it helps you choose the most suitable technique. Based on your learning style, you can either choose one or go for blended learning like live interactive videos, e-books, webinars and printed study material.

Learning via digital media

If you were doing classroom coaching for JEE Main preparation, this time try other learning mediums. Enrol in specialized digital repeaters batch for JEE and start the preparation while sitting at home. It will save a lot of time wasted on daily travel and help you make a better study plan by utilizing those precious hours.

Every year, a student wastes almost 2 months in travelling to attend their coaching classes. For a crucial exam like JEE, these 2 months make a lot of time, which you can effectively use for revision by opting to study from home.

Improve and do smart work

As you have already covered complete JEE Main syllabus in your previous attempt, there is no use of wasting time again on the same thing. To ensure that you don’t get stuck on the same topics or subjects again, enrol for subject-specific JEE course at Aakash iTutor. You can buy courses in recorded video lectures to learn the selected topics. In your second attempt for JEE Main, you should be more focused on smart work than hard work.

Solve practice tests

Mock or practice tests check how well you have understood the topic, how quickly you can solve the questions and how much you understand the questions. Apart from going through the complete syllabus and revision, give equal emphasis to solving mock tests, practice tests and previous year papers. As the exam is now computer-based test (CBT), solving online practise tests can be a good idea. Also answer keys and modular test analysis by experienced teachers will tell your weaknesses and mistakes which can then be corrected.

Use only quality study material

To ace JEE Main, look for the best study material, which is just not limited to the course books. Well-curated study material includes printed books, e-books, recorded video lectures and test series, so be aware.

Be Positive

Be optimistic and confident because pessimism will make the situation worse and you will get burdened with extra stress and pressure of performing better in next JEE Main. Instead of lamenting on previous result, focus on your goal of cracking JEE.

It is not the end of the world. Take a break and start a new journey to come out with flying colours in your second attempt after correcting all the last mistakes and with right guidance, you will make it big this time.

 

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