10 Steps to Qualify JEE and NEET in 30 Days

Qualifying in one of the most challenging and toughest engineering and medical entrance exams such as JEE and NEET is a dream cherished by millions of aspirants that aim to become an engineer or a doctor. And with a huge surge in the number of applicants every year, the competition has increased manifold making it a lot harder for applicants to reach their goal.

10 Steps to Qualify JEE and NEET in 30 Days

Given below are some valuable tips that can help students to prepare well and in a limited time. All they need to do is adopt a focused and prepare in the right way.

1. Focus on Exam Pattern

It is imperative for students to know the exam pattern to understand the specifies of the exam paper such as number of questions, type of questions, weightage, segregation of questions as per marks,important questions, etc.

Knowledge of the exam formats helps understand the structure of the exam as they can begin by attempting the questions they are familiar with, thereby saving a lot of time for difficult ones.


2. Avoid too many Books

It is rightly said that too many cooks spoil the broth. Similarly, studying from too many books is not only time consuming but also exhausting and confusing. With barely few weeks to go, students should channelize their energy and time wisely.

They should read from limited books, may be just one or two and devote more time to practicing quality questions. NCERT should be considered as base reference book for preparation of NEET & JEE. In addition, going through study material and notes can help in quick recap.

3. Practice hard as nothing comes easy

It is indeed true that practice makes a man perfect. Solving as many question as possible is the key to success. Exhaustive practice not only enhances preparation but also boosts confidence level.

It is advised to go through the previous year papers, solve all the questions and make a note of unsolved ones. Practice them again and again for a thorough preparation.

4. Confused among the options, try elimination method

Students should master the skill of eliminating the wrong option first. This strategy can bring them closer to the correct option. Whenever there is a doubt, try shifting the focus from locating the correct answer to striking off the wrong one.

10 Steps to Qualify JEE and NEET in 30 Days

This may help determine the correct option in less time and also save time for other questions.

5. Focus in the direction of goal

There would be distractions and there would be times when the pressure to perform might overtake the students. It is essential to not lose the focus and keep working hard in the direction of the goal.

A focused attitude can turn the tables, lead to better productivity and help achieve more in less time.

6. Refer to video lectures

In the techno-savvy world we live in, access to internet is easy. Students should make use of it and look for video lectures which can help clarify doubts and teach complex concepts in the most simplified way.

Watching video lectures is quite an engaging experience which enhances the learning experience. Moreover, these video lectures can be paused and played a number of times at the sole discretion of the learner.

7. Attempt mock tests

Competitive exams are all about speed accuracy. Therefore, students should attempt as many mock tests as possible. It not only happens identify the weak areas but also evaluate the level of preparation, In addition, students can determine the time spent on each question which can help them plan how to manage time in the exam.

Attempting mock tests also builds test-taking skills, strengthens, preparation and boosts confidence level.

8. Talk to the experts

Preparing for coveted entrance exams is definitely not a cakewalk. Even after thorough preparation, students tend to face doubts and have problems in understanding concepts.

10 Steps to Qualify JEE and NEET in 30 Days

It is advisable to not lament on it and talk to the experts. Reaching out to teachers, professional, alumni, or experts can give a whole new insight and help know the dos and don'ts of preparing for the exam.

9. Relax

Staying hooked to the textbooks all day long can be quite exhausting for the brain. It is, thus important for students to unwind themselves.

Listening to some good music, going for a walk to get some fresh air or playing favorite sport not only relaxes the mind but also improves concentration and focus.

10. Be Confident and believe in yourself

Last but not least, confidence is the key to crack any examination. Have faith in your skills and abilities that no one can stop me achieving my target. Remember all your hard work, sleepless nights and determination will pay you one day. Till then keep toiling!!

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