JEE Main 2023 session 2 exam from tomorrow; here are last-minute expert tips
NTA will conduct the JEE Main session 2 exam from tomorrow. The exam will be held till April 15. Candidates can check here a few tips and tricks for the exam.
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NEW DELHI: The Joint Entrance Examination Main (JEE Main) 2023 exam in its second session is starting tomorrow, April 6. With only a day left, it is critical for engineering aspirants to make the most of their time to increase the possibilities of scoring top ranks. JEE Main session 2 exam will continue till April 15.
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Saying that students must make the most of this time, clear up all of their doubts from the mentors if any, and concentrate on areas of weakness, chief academic officer (CEO) of Vidyamandir Classes (VMC) Saurabh Kumar has shared some last-minute tips. These are:
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Revision is of prime importance
The JEE Main 2023 syllabus revision is one of the most important last-minute planning advice for JEE Main session 2. In a situation this fiercely competitive, like the JEE Main, Kumar said, revision is the only way to succeed.
“Make a summary of crucial formulae and ideas, and reread it frequently. Additionally, while revising, make an effort to answer as many questions as you can because doing so will help you strengthen your knowledge of the subjects,” the expert said.
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Practice more of JEE Main mock tests and previous year’s question papers
Taking practice exams is a great method to gauge the level of preparedness and pinpoint areas of weakness. Candidates become more comfortable with the exam format, time limitations, and pressure by taking JEE Main mock tests. After each practise exam, evaluate your performance and focus on your vulnerable areas.
Concentrate more on weaker areas
Focusing on areas of weakness is another crucial piece of advice. Examine the performance in previous JEE Main session, if appeared, or JEE Main mock exams to determine the strength and weak points. Ask your teacher and mentors for assistance if necessary to help you with your questions, the VMC CEO added.
NCERT is the foundation
When preparing for the JEE, NCERT books play a very crucial role, the CEO said. The NCERT textbook topics are the basis for the majority of the problems in JEE Main. Consequently, during this final period, it is crucial to place a greater emphasis on NCERT texts. Review all of the subjects covered in the NCERT textbooks, complete the tasks, and drill NCERT questions from previous years.
Prioritise more important and higher-weightage topics
Students should concentrate more on important Important topics and information that has a greater weightage when revising. By using this strategy, students can make the most of their study time and guarantee that they cover the most crucial material before the test. Concentrating on subjects and topics with more marks also boosts confidence because it makes students feel more prepared for the test.
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