I have my jee mains after 3 days. What are the last moment tips?
F.I. Mazumder , 5 Years ago
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Arun
Last Activity: 5 Years ago
Dear student
For the last few days, there are a few things you need to keep in mind
1. Don't panic. Keep telling yourself that panic won't help and try to keep yourself as calm as possible.
2. STOP studying new chapters completely. It will NOT help at this moment. Revise the basic concepts and formulas, especially for the areas that are your strongest (yes strongest, not weakest). Make sure you get everything right in these.
3. Try some practice tests. A lot of them are available online with solutions. You could try the previous year Question papers or other sample papers at this time. The purpose is to put yourself through the 3 hour exam routine (preferably from 9:30 to 12:30) multiple times so that you feel comfortable on the day of the exam. (This routine is very important and neglected a lot.) Practice at least 3-5 (it would be ideal though if you get 6-8) tests before exam.
4. About the "tukkas", do not try questions you know absolutely nothing about. Guessing in questions in which you have some idea is a lot easier.
-Try elimination of options through what you know. Guessing works a lot better if you have less number of options to work with. Sometimes you would be able to eliminate all 3 wrong answers.
-Use dimensional analysis for questions in which the options have different units (this works in a lot of questions in Physics as even in questions with options in variables, you can figure out which one has the right units). This also works in question that you know nothing about.
-If you do a question too quickly and the answer you get is option A, check your solution again, it might be a trap (I'm serious).
For these to work, you need to practice these tricks in tests before the final
5. This one is something most of us tend to neglect. If you are in a habit of getting up late, start making efforts to change that because if you try getting up early on the exam day for the first time, you might end up feeling sleepy in the exam which can be very dangerous during the exam. Try to make it a habit of getting up at a time that you need to get up on the final day.
1. Don't panic. Keep telling yourself that panic won't help and try to keep yourself as calm as possible.
2. STOP studying new chapters completely. It will NOT help at this moment. Revise the basic concepts and formulas, especially for the areas that are your strongest (yes strongest, not weakest). Make sure you get everything right in these.
3. Try some practice tests. A lot of them are available online with solutions. You could try the previous year Question papers or other sample papers at this time. The purpose is to put yourself through the 3 hour exam routine (preferably from 9:30 to 12:30) multiple times so that you feel comfortable on the day of the exam. (This routine is very important and neglected a lot.) Practice at least 3-5 (it would be ideal though if you get 6-8) tests before exam.
4. About the "tukkas", do not try questions you know absolutely nothing about. Guessing in questions in which you have some idea is a lot easier.
-Try elimination of options through what you know. Guessing works a lot better if you have less number of options to work with. Sometimes you would be able to eliminate all 3 wrong answers.
-Use dimensional analysis for questions in which the options have different units (this works in a lot of questions in Physics as even in questions with options in variables, you can figure out which one has the right units). This also works in question that you know nothing about.
-If you do a question too quickly and the answer you get is option A, check your solution again, it might be a trap (I'm serious).
For these to work, you need to practice these tricks in tests before the final
5. This one is something most of us tend to neglect. If you are in a habit of getting up late, start making efforts to change that because if you try getting up early on the exam day for the first time, you might end up feeling sleepy in the exam which can be very dangerous during the exam. Try to make it a habit of getting up at a time that you need to get up on the final day.
Good Luck
Aditya Gupta
Last Activity: 5 Years ago
Hello dear student, my cousin also has her jee mains. Just relax your brain and body for these three days. Stop even thinking about studies. Have as much sleep as you wish. Request your parents to not disturb you and MOST IMPORTANTLY..... TAKE DEEP BREATHS. Trust me on this, stop thinking anything and breathe, sleep and eat light food and fruits (asani se pachane yogya khadya padarth). In the exam, first attempt your strongest subject. This would be of much help
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