#JEE Main exam timing

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Ixhika's studyblr 𐙚 (introduction)

I started my studyblr not long ago then a week I guess ? No body knows bout me yet tho but that doesn't matter for me...what matters is that this is my blog - MY JOURNEY

Hey you all ,

Myself Ishika a.k.a eunhee

She/her - INFP - capricorn - age 15 and half (yes I am small comparable to my class because I skipped several classes)

Born on 11 january......

I would say I am 5'5 and healthy weight (so you all can visualise me if you want)

A high-school student from India- 11th grader - non medical, Which means my subjects particularly are:

• Mathematics (weakest subject for me)

�� Chemistry (love and hate relationship)

• Physics (second fab)

• English (oml fab)

• Computer science (piece of cake for me)

I actually started my studyblr because I lost interest in studies while ago because of all the stress and pressure.

when I see the studyblr community I actually feel really United yk what I mean...

Intrerests: 🚦

There are lot of things that interest me like seriously.....

Dance , singing , playing basketball , editing videos ,

writing books (fanfics , thriller , actions mostly) ,

programming ( I am actually a full stack web app developer) ,

Baking , stock market ( if you know what I mean) , learning korean (I am kinda trying¿)

Well I am into kpop and kdrama too

Targets : 🎯

I am actually currently aiming for 11th final exam GPA to be 4.7 atleast

Next milestone is of 12th boards final exam GPA to be around same 4.7

Most important milestone and the second final one is that JEE MAINS AND ADVANCE exam (yes I am a jee aspirant)

I want to do something related computer science yk and forensic science so I dunno

My back up is a lawyer/judge in business because I am actually really good in social science subjects yk and business interests me a lot so yeaa

Final milestone is that I want to be a dance choreographer.....that's actually my dream...idc it can even be part time but I am not gonna abandon it.

MY THIS YEAR *BTS* BLACK SWAN CHALLENGE

CYBER FORENSIC INVESTIGATOR *MASTERPOST*

MY POST CATEGORIES:

#studyblr ixh

#diaries ixh

#life goes on series

#writing ixh

#tips ixh

#venting series

#black swan challenge

#achievement ixh

Thats it for the introduction I guess.....I don't think there is more to add in it...uhh yeaa 🏷

I wish to make friends here in this studyblr community !! So let's be friends? 🫶🏻📎

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Mastery in NEET and JEE with Bohdi Park: Your Final Exam Strategy Guide

Preparing for NEET and JEE may make you feel like climbing the mountain. But with the right strategy and support, this mountain turns into a managed path. In Bohdi Park, we believe that each student has the ability to shine - they just need the right plan, the right equipment and the right mindset. Let us walk through some proven strategies that have helped our students to convert stress into success.

1. Understand the exam structure - know what you are doing

Imagine training for marathon without knowing the route. Looks misleading, isn't it? The same goes for NEET and JEE. Before diving in the endless hours of the study, break the structure of these exams so that you know what you are doing. 

NEET: 

Period: 3 hours 20 minutes 

Subject: Physics, Chemistry, Biology 

Total Question: 200 (180 to be tried) 

Marking Plan: +4 for the correct answer, -1 for the wrong answer

JEE Main:

Duration: 3 hours

Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

Total Questions: 90 (75 to be attempted)

Marking Scheme: +4 for correct answers, -1 for incorrect answers

2. Personal Studies Plans: Let's Get Real 

Forget a size-fit-all plans. In Bohdi Park, we help you design a study program that fits in areas for your unique strength and improvement. Here's how we do it: 

Break the course into small, managed classes

Set realistic daily, weekly and monthly goals

Include regular check-in to track progress 

Don't forget those very important brakes to recharge

3. NCERT - Your best friend in disguise 

If there is a book that can increase your NEET and JEE prep single -handedly, it is the NCERT textbooks. In Bohdi Park, we take NCERT studies seriously. Here is our approach: 

Chapter-wise reading plan is planned to cover every nook and cranny.

Doubt-masters session targeted to deal with trickery concepts 

Flashcard to keep important formulas and words fresh in your mind

4. High-affected topics-to concentrate 

Not every subject takes the same weight. Zero on Bohdi Park heavy hits -which the subjects pop up year -up. Here is a secretly: 

NEET: Human physiology, genetics, plant physiology, organic chemistry 

JEE: Calculus, electromagnetism, chemical bonding, mechanics 

Our expert faculty host workshops and special classes to help you in these important areas. 

5. Active Education: Make it a stick 

You know that when you read a chapter, but can't anything be remembered? This is to learn passive. In Bohdi Park, we believe in active learning - making the material a stick. Try these techniques: 

Flashcard for cutting size revision 

Mind maps to connect related concepts 

Mneemonics for those hard-to-rimborn formulas 

Group discussion to strengthen learning

6. Mock Test: Practice makes right 

Practice, practice and more practice. In Bohdi Park, every mock test is considered like a real deal. here's why: 

This helps you manage time under pressure 

Reveals recurring mistakes 

Makes your exam-day confidence 

Gives you a reality check at the level of your preparation 

7. Time Management - Secret Chutney 

You can know the entire course and still struggle if you cannot manage your time. In Bohdi Park, we coach you: 

First deal with high scoring questions 

Apply shortcut to long calculation 

Stay calm and keep an eye on the clock 

8. Stay fit - mind and body 

The burnout is real, and it can vandalize the months of hard work. This is why Bohdi Park encourages: 

Mindfulness practice to reduce stress 

Short, regular study breaks 

Nutritious snacks to keep the level of energy stable 

9. Be positive and keep moving forward 

NEET and JEE PREP can be a rollercaster. Some days you are at the top of the world; Other days, not so much. Bohadi Park inspires you: 

Regular response and progress report 

Inspiring stories of success from previous toppers 

Co -peer study session for that extra push

10. Your back is in Bohdi Park - every step on the way 

From individual study plans to targeted practice sessions, Bohdi Park exceeds just one coaching center - it is your partner in success. What we provide here: 

Comprehensive course coverage 

Regular doubt 

Expert faculty with years of experience 

One-one mentorship to keep you on track 

Final Thoughts

Are Ace NEET and JEE ready with confidence? Join the Siddha Exam Strategy Program of Bohdi Park and change your preparation with expert guidance, personal study plans and focused exercises. Your success story begins here - now enroll and let it be made!

[youremyheaven]

hi, this is my second time sending it and i pray you receive it. i'm the 22yo anon with the relationships, social dread and sexuality question. ill try my best to rewrite as quick as possible. i would like to be guided and need your big sister advise,,, i don't know how to ask and word my issues smoothly 😓😓,,, (context- ive known to be demiromantic and little to no fixation on sex, on the asexual spectrum?) so i just turned 22 and have a crush and looks like he too likes me the same and im sure its going to get serious,, i have been nervous about talking about my preferences with my crush because someday i have to explain to them because i have friends and peers around me asking me to "get some" and that it's normal and it's how it'll change my asexuality?? to them im just faking being uncomfortable around bed talk even though i agree i can be the holiest nun but i do catch myself having the highest libido therefore take care of myself without needing anyone from time to time. pleasing for me felt like an annoying itch that needed to be scratched like most people,,, corn doesn't do it for me so I never understood the hype and didn't feel a thing,,, yes I have crushes but im not aching and wanting to bang them,, a bunch of my peers have at a young age and unsafely which got one of them pregnant, being in indian society it's looked down upon and what my friend had to go through was rough and it had a huge impact,,, though my parents are forward thinking people and openly and safely talked about this topic with me without having shame tied to it and my mother also makes it a comfortable space,, im not shaming anyone who engages in activities like these and i also understand that its human nature and it's how we procreate and evolve yet i still get very uncomfortable around sexual scenes in movies maybe it's my own childhood trauma causing this feeling of dread and discomfort from my childhood,,,,

besides my friends and family, i shared my asexuality to my aunt and baby cousin,,,,, they were supportive but kept being skeptic like my peers would saying this is temporary 💀 that i need to get laid asap which bothered me sm,,, my cousin now (a party, club going personality) too has engaged in activities with her exes since she was a preteen and im the only one in the fam who knows (desi household is no joke) and im worried for her safety though she seems independent but i do feel concerned and wonder if i should let her be because she has been distant and lord knows who she is with next,,,,she's much much younger but coming from a wealthy family kinda looks down on me and for not having any relationship experiences so distanced herself from me which hurts,,, bottom line i feel ostracized to a degree by people i care about and there is this insane pressure to have to talk about my trauma and issues around sex,,, as they say it's a man's birth right and they all want it at some point and so will your crush or men will leave you the minute they get that repulsion??😓

i might consider it for my man someday but i don't want it to affect my relationship with men??

how do i face people when im not taken seriously or call it a nun phase? i don't want to lose men over this and who better than you to ask,,,, im typing and im all teared up,,, i need clarity on how to approach this better without having internalized any pain, guilt for feeling the way i do. you can answer when you're ready and sorry i made it too long 😞😣

This is my third attempt

"this is my third attempt" 😭😭😭

girlie ur not going for JEE mains 😭😭this is just my inbox

(for non desis, JEE is a highly competitive college entrance exam,, ppl prepare for it for YEARS and some ppl commit suicide when they cant crack it 🤡 explaining it is taking the fun away from the joke but thought id give u context <33)

but ANYWAYYYS

first of all dont apologize for the long ask or for sharing your experiences,, I GOTCHU 😘💛

now about your question:

one thing u need to know is that the right person will NEVER EVER make u feel "compelled" to have sex,, ive had partners during my celibate era who i didnt even kiss lol and they were entirely fine with it

pls dont listen to your friends and family and believe that sex is something you OWE your partner/men. i had many nasty friends tell me the same or try to convince me that i "should" do it bc otherwise its not a "real" relationship and im so glad i never listened to them<33

i also know many women who are waiting for marriage to have sex but have boyfriends atm. they all have different degrees of intimacy that they're okay with (some go up to oral and leave penetrative intercourse for marriage, others just kiss, makeout and cuddle) but u can also have a zero intimacy relationship. if a man wants you and wants to be with you, HE WILL DO ANYTHING. i once told a guy (he was 21 and i was 23 and he wanted to date me) that im celibate and dont want to have sex and he said "thats perfectly fine, i didnt ask you out to sleep with you, i want to be with you, whatever your terms are, thats fine by me" and honestly there are MANY such dudes out there,, not every guy is a porn addicted weirdo who believes u OWE them sex 🤮🤢🤢🤮

u dont have to have casual sex if you dont want to!! esp since you're a virgin, i think its important for you to be wise about your partner and choose someone who is considerate and caring!!! THIS IS NOT A RACE, you can have sex later in life, i assure you its nothing special if you feel "compelled" to do it/dont like your partner/dont feel comfortable.

having another person inside u is as intimate as two people can be and it is so vulnerable,, dont rush it and dont do it with someone u dont trust to take you through the experience tenderly!!!

i think you just need to drop your friends lol,, they sound unhealthy

if i dont include my r4pist, then ive had sex with 3 people (i dont actually want to include baldie tbh but 🤢🤮) and 2 of those were with a partner (1 is my current partner) and those experiences were so pleasant and wonderful<3 ive had people tell me i "should" try casual sex 🙄but its not for me and even now i tell you, i have no issues staying celibate, i think its better to just not have sex than to have dissatisfying sex ://

you wont "lose" men over sex lol, you might lose immature men but those are exactly the guys u want nothing to do with!!! its a great way to weed them out!!!

i follow a 5 date rule with sex actually. i have to like him enough to go on atleast 5 dates with him before we do anything intimate,, if he seems impatient or too eager or whatever, then cut his nasty ass out,,

(this is just general advice for anyone, i know you dont want to have sex<3)

stop telling people your personal business btw!! you dont have to share your sex life or lack thereof with all your friends bc its none of their business at the end of the day. ESPECIALLY since they dont seem to understand where youre coming from, you should stop sharing this stuff with them. this is not info that you owe them just bc ya'll are friends. i absolutely hate sharing my personal business with my "friends" and all the times i have, i absolutely regretted it. i hate that kind of interference. like YOU dont get to have an opinion about my life lol??

basically, stay private, you do you, nothing wrong with being asexual or being celibate, sex is overhyped and most men dont know how to fck (sorry to speak facts) and the right partner wont want sex from you. there are men who take care of bedridden partners. love makes anything possible. and i hope you find someone who truly genuinely loves you so that you never have to worry about any of this.

i also hope you get better friends!!!<33

wishing u the best,

Heaven<3

[academiawho]

i'm the same anon from my last text but I forgot to mention another thing that's bugging me - is 11th revision really possible alongside 12th?I know it is easier said than done, but since I'll only be doing physics,my chemistry will be left behind. I'm way more confident in chem but i obviously still need practice. And say - if I'm not able to complete this now, then when? Does one get enough time in September/October later in the year?

I can't imagine the amplified pressure of boards and coaching and 11th revision and 12th. Although I am planning on frequent revision, so can you suggest some tips to actually implement this?

I mentioned some pointers on this in the last ask you sent. But in addition to that, I wanted to tackle the boards and pressure points in this answer.

One thing about NEET preparation: there will never be enough time.

So never think you can get possibly enough time in August, September or October to start studying for NEET. It's a big, fate-deciding exam that doesn't have a second attempt or session like JEE Mains.

Start small, start now.

It's better than starting later and taking bigger bites than one can chew. That's the number one tip that your situation looks for.

Practice a lot, and with proper mock test settings. Ask your institute teachers if you can sit for tests that are meant for 11th graders (you said you're moving up to 12th this year, hence...). It's ok if you're not getting awesome marks now. Half the exam is won in familiarity and ease. The anxiety stems from not having practiced enough (which you shall do) and being in a setting not familiar. Switch exam rooms once in a while, try not looking at a digital clock. Stuff like that can help with mock tests too.

There will always be pressure, and we will look for a way for it to not affect us that much. Make a schedule for a week or two weeks max. Or match it to your test schedule. Arrange doubt sessions with your teachers, plus ask them if they have a preferable revision schedule for you to adhere.

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[shankhachil]

Countdown to JEE (Main): Week 12/33

WE'RE SO BACK!!!!!!

Sorry I missed... counts... 4 updates. But now we're back to our regularly scheduled JEE soap opera!!!!!!!!

Test results:

Allen monthly test: 203/360, rank 1/8, but that was because my batchmates fucked up more than I did, and not because I did particularly well

FIITJEE Phase Test IV: 269/300 in JEE (Main) paper, rank 2/approx. 700, and 274/360 in JEE (Advanced) paper, rank 1/approx. 700. Yay me!!!!

Online test for mathematicss tuition: 78/100, rank yet to be revealed

Topics covered:

Physics: Alternating Current, Electrostatics, Magnetism, Current Electricity, Modern Physics (5/3)

Chemistry: Chemical Bonding, General Organic Chemistry, Amines, Carboxylic Acids, Carbonyl Compounds (5/3)

Mathematics: Differential Equations, Binomial Theorem, Permutation and Combination (3/3)

Questions solved:

Physics: - Physics tuition Alternating Current module, single-correct — 82 questions, 76 correct - Shashi Bhusan Tiwari Electrostatics, Capacitance, Current Electricity, Motion of a Charged Particle, Magnetic Effect of Current — 90 questions, 88 correct - FIITJEE Phase IV workbook — 59 questions, 52 correct Total: 235/60 questions, 216 correct

Chemistry: - Allen Chemical Bonding module, O1, O2, S1, S2 — 57 questions, 53 correct - Allen Name Reactions module — 64 questions, 59 correct - Kota Question Bank Electronic Displacement Effects, comprehension and matching — 27 questions, 25 correct - FIITJEE Amines module, Exercise 1, 2, 3, Chapter Practice Problems, Assignments — 99 questions, 94 correct - FIITJEE Phase IV workbook — 93 questions, 81 correct Total: 340/60 questions, 312 correct

Mathematics: - Yellow Book Permutation and Combination, Section 5 — 20 questions, 18 correct - Yellow Book Binomial Theorem, Section 5 — 25 questions, 24 correct - Black Book Differential Equations, Exercise 1, 2, 3, 4 — 46 questions, 44 correct - FIITJEE Differential Equations module, Exercise 1, 2, 3, 4 — 45 questions, 45 correct Total: 136/60 questions, 131 correct

GRAND TOTAL: 711/400 questions, 659 correct

Overall I think I could have done better this week, but I got a little sidetracked due to having to prepare multiple exams within a short time period.

Upcoming tests:

27/08 to 12/09 — Half-yearly exams at school! Send help !!!!!!!!!

See you again next week!

[thatstolenpayal]

i don't know any of you, neither do ya'll know me. but i am just posting this here. i might delete it later.

i am 18. and my life's not been easy. i mean no one's has obviously. but i find myself upset about weird things. as i go back, i see nothing. no memories. no friends.

i haven't cherished anything. i was this loner with absolutely no friends. i faced bullying in school inspite of being a good scorer and every teacher's favourite child. they used to and still say, 'scholar aditi', i used to score like crazy, trust me. now it all left me. but back then i was the most sincere, annoying girl.

a girl once asked me how do i do it all so perfectly. and i couldn't even say that you need to sacrifice a lot for that. i knew nothing. i was an absolute failure. i was like this hermit who lived far away from the city. and when it struck me, boy it hurt so bad.

i felt timid and weak among those blood-sucking monstrous teenage girls. i don't know if i still can forgive them. it made my life a living hell. i would spend hours crying my soul out in front of my mother.

oh my dear mother, if only she knew. my parents made it worse for me. i would come home from school, realizing how empty my life is, blame my family for it, and would screech and cry all day. i saw that my parents weren't like those of the girls around me. i knew it was gonna be horrible, moreover my 13 year old body didn't help either.

the lockdown. i perceived i was depressed. i wailed in front of my father to take me to a therapist. he didn't. it went on. trusted a boy. talked to him all day. all of it opened up again, started preparing for jee mains. classes. met people there. good people. first time feeling things. felt good. second year, found out the boy was a jerk. got my heart broken, not broken, crushed, a hundred times, over and over. i would cry all day, told my mom i was just stressed cause of the exams. he mentally harassed me, would send me suicide threats, would threaten to come over. i couldn't do anything.

got up. studied hard. got involved with people. made friends. realized the things that made me happy. dreamed about my future. even though i never wanted to do engineering, i planned other things. music, art. accepted my relationship with my parents.

fucked up my first attempt, went numb for a few days. turned 18, and honestly i am terrified. i don't wanna grow up so fast. not so soon. i still haven't lived. i wanna dream more.

i still have all the things related to that boy in the corner of my cupboard. i don't plan on throwing them yet.

[illogicallyx]

You can choose just physics bio and maths? Here it’s like pcm or PCB or pcmb or social studies or commerce. Yes.

So I have pcm—for jee (competitive exam for maths) and qualifying through JEE Mains and adv gets you to IIT

For bio we have NEET—yes. So NEET obv focus on bio and all so their physics moderation is relatively less—as for us, it’s like💀 but yes and so true. Academic validation>>>>

My maths wala sir likes me(I think) like def thinks I’m smart- because like always give answers jaldi and all<3

And I’ve not heard of it💀? And my nani ka place ka best imartis fr lmao like. It’s not the orange wala tho—I don’t like that, it’s tad bit diff from the usual kind? But what do I know waha pe kya hai

ooooooo that sounds really interesting lmfao but lowkey limiting idk is it just me? im pretty indecisive so im like so grateful my fam put me in a british curriculum school and our board give us freedom to choose between the subjects (as much freedom as they can lol bc at the end of the day we have to apply to unis with relevant subjects lol but yuh) i took bio maths and phy bc i wanna apply abroad and 3 subjects are enough and those subjects gave me freedom to choose whatever major i want (im still debating between neuroscience and comp sci)

i was deffo my bio sir's fav i think. my phy sir was lowkey a misogynist <\333

omgggg i will actually kidnap u and feed u nankhatais how can u not know them!!! they are like biscuits and they are so velvetyyyyy they literally melt on ur tongue like sooper biscuits idk if u tried those but yuh and they are like sweet but not like jalebi so its like a perfect mix!! u should look for them next time in a sweet shop u will deffo like it i promy 💞💞

[yehuserdumbhai]

So vacations over, starting college from Saturday and ofc am feeling v eh cuz duh?Idk bhai just the mere thought of returning back to that place fucks up brain and I gotta spend 5 years there so it makes it extra scary🤡.Like I hv been noticing my mood from the last 3 says and all I hv been doing is sulking the whole day, crying at random times and it got me thinking ki Aisa kya ho gya bhai and then it gets me oh accha clg Jana hai kya firse?Ik we all deal with this and all nothing new but bakiyon se merkeo kya bhai mereko to nhi na I can handle this.And at times I feel ki m kafi dramatic ho rhi huin,like it's not koi mujhe vahan kuch bol rha h and all but idk the vibe there is so negative and all,i just can't.And the constant urge that keeps telling me that i deserved better is just cherry on the top.Ys nhi keh rhi m ki bhaut bada kuch deserve krti huin m mai but bhai itne efforts jitna time maine diya tha na ye sb ko uske acc itna low to nhi deserve krti m,isse to kuch better place p he hona tha mujhe bura it is what it is no?🤡.I know people jo phele bhi kafi chill maze ki zindagi jee rhe the and ab bhi aisa he hai , happy for them but me when?Like ofc life isn't bed of roses but bhai vo log itne min efforts dalke bhi itna sahi kr rhe h life m mere saath Aisa kyu?And it's not like maine try nhi Kiya,I am always like bhai jo jo gya so ho gya it is gonna be my life for 5 years,can't change this to roke nikal lo ya accept krke live with it cuz at the end option thode h mere pass lol but practical he sahi ogra h ye sunne m,nhi ho rha bhai mujhse..kr liya maine try.I am just stuck in a loop and can't figure out how to move on.And then I am day scholar to eh part 2🤡.I hate clg but i hate home too toh no escape for me so-🧑‍🦯suffer ka he tha Mai suffer ka rha lol.Ab mereko itna anxiety ho rha h ki ab wapis Jana h plus exam season h to shit gotta get worse but Krna to padega he to let's see how it goes

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Important tips on how to crack IIT JEE exam

Are you gearing up for the ultimate academic challenge, the IIT JEE exam? As one of the most competitive and prestigious exams in India, cracking the IIT JEE requires meticulous planning, dedicated effort, and a strategic approach. With the right guidance and preparation, you can turn your aspirations into achievements. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into essential tips and strategies to help you ace the IIT JEE exam with confidence.

Understanding the Exam:

Before diving into preparation strategies, it's crucial to understand the structure and format of the IIT JEE exam. The exam consists of two stages: JEE Main and JEE Advanced. JEE Main serves as a qualifying exam for JEE Advanced, which is the gateway to prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). Both exams assess candidates' knowledge and problem-solving skills in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

Start Early, Stay Consistent:

The journey to cracking the IIT JEE exam begins well in advance. Starting early allows you to cover the vast syllabus thoroughly and revise multiple times. Establish a study routine that suits your pace and stick to it consistently. Consistent effort over an extended period is more effective than last-minute cramming.

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Create a well-structured study plan tailored to your strengths and weaknesses. Break down the syllabus into manageable sections and allocate sufficient time for each topic. Prioritize topics based on their weightage and your proficiency level. A balanced approach ensures comprehensive coverage of the syllabus.

Comprehensive Study Material:

Invest in high-quality study material, including textbooks, reference books, and online resources. Choose renowned authors and publishers known for their clarity and accuracy. Additionally, solve previous years' question papers and sample papers to familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and improve time management skills.

Conceptual Clarity:

Focus on building a strong conceptual foundation in each subject. Instead of rote memorization, strive to understand the underlying principles and theories. Practice solving problems from basic to advanced levels to reinforce your understanding and develop problem-solving skills.

Effective Time Management:

Time management is a critical aspect of exam preparation. Allocate time judiciously to cover all subjects and topics adequately. Break your study sessions into smaller intervals with short breaks to maintain focus and productivity. Identify your peak hours of concentration and schedule challenging tasks accordingly.

Regular Revision and Practice:

Revision is key to retention and reinforcement of concepts. Schedule regular revision sessions to consolidate your learning and identify areas that need further improvement. Additionally, practice solving mock tests and quizzes to gauge your progress and simulate exam conditions. Analyze your performance, identify mistakes, and work on improving accuracy and speed.

Seek Guidance and Support:

Don't hesitate to seek guidance from experienced mentors, teachers, or coaching institutes specializing in JEE exam preparation. Join study groups or online forums to exchange ideas, clarify doubts, and stay motivated. Surround yourself with peers who share similar goals and aspirations, fostering a competitive yet supportive environment.

Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle:

Amidst rigorous preparation, don't neglect your health and well-being. Ensure an adequate amount of sleep, nutritious diet, and regular exercise to stay physically and mentally fit. Manage stress effectively through relaxation techniques such as meditation, deep breathing, or pursuing hobbies and interests.

Stay Positive and Motivated:

Maintain a positive mindset throughout your preparation journey. Believe in your abilities and stay motivated, even in the face of challenges and setbacks. Celebrate small victories and milestones to boost your confidence and momentum. Visualize success and keep your eye on the ultimate goal of cracking the IIT JEE exam.

cracking the IIT JEE exam requires a combination of hard work, dedication, and strategic planning. By following these essential tips and strategies, you can enhance your preparation and maximize your chances of success. Remember, the journey may be challenging, but the rewards are undoubtedly worth the effort. Stay focused, stay determined, and embark on your journey to academic excellence with confidence!

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JEE Main 2025 सेशन 2 शुरू होने से पहले जान लें ये नियम: ड्रेस कोड से लेकर एग्जाम गाइडलाइंस तक सब कुछ!

JEE Main Session 2 Exam guidelines, dress code: देश की सबसे प्रतिष्ठित इंजीनियरिंग प्रवेश परीक्षा, जेईई मेन 2025 का दूसरा सेशन कल, 2 अप्रैल से शुरू हो रहा है। नेशनल टेस्टिंग एजेंसी (एनटीए) ने इस बार भी सख्त नियमों के साथ परीक्षा आयोजित करने की तैयारी की है ताकि पारदर्शिता और व्यवस्था बनी रहे। अगर आप भी इस परीक्षा में शामिल होने जा रहे हैं, तो एग्जाम सेंटर पर पहुंचने से पहले गाइडलाइंस और ड्रेस कोड…

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First post. No further elaboration. Coz why?

Just kidding. I am here to talk today....or to vent, more precisely.

JEE is hard. It's ridiculous. But what's even more ridiculous are the expectations, the burden of honor, and the fear of disappointment and despair ingrained into our values caused due to our inability to cope with the extraordinary expectations, after we get into the toppers group.

I worked hard to get into the 'good kids' group. Then I got demotivated after a single failure coz I'm fucking weak, and now am procrastinating.

"Plenty of people finished 11 and 12 in class 9 and 10. They only practice and take mock tests for the 2 years of secondary higher education. So if you don't atleast finish 12 within 11, you'll never crack JEE. And anything without IIT CSE is meaningless when you are in JEE." —Mom

"You can't even rank first in the small area that we live in? What are you gonna do in JEE where competition is at national level?" —Mom, after I scored 207/300 and ranked 6th at my local coaching centre in my first JEE Main Mock test with Kinematics, mole concept, periodic table, trigonometry as topics.

And the thing is, I can't even protest her words, after all, the 1st rank scored 264 and the 2nd rank scored 246. With such a huge difference, I can't even argue. Since more is expected from me as I am supposedly a kid who is wasting away my potential as a someone who can become a JEE top ranker.

"What? You only answered 252? You couldn't even answer 300? You know right how much your marks will be considering your poor 90% accuracy rate? It will go down to minimum of 220s. I am quite disappointed."

This is the 2nd mock test I am talking about, the result hasn't been declared yet. But this exam was said to be especially hard with the insanely tough maths section and mid hard chem questions. The 1st ranker dude from last time answered 230s this time, and the 2nd ranker answered 256. The 3rd ranker, who is actually one of the best prospect in our entire class 11 batch in the whole state, answered 284 but he's quite sad because apparently he will get a lot of negatives. I am expecting 3rd or 2nd rank this time but I think life's gonna gimme lemons as always.

This is what I go through as a JEE aspirant. It wasn't supposed to be this hard. It's toxic at this point. I am in a rat race that I can't even escape like in other countries, considering even self help opportunities such as working at fast food chains or something, for minors here are considered trash of the society. We aren't free here, we don't have the opportunity to experience the world and explore my options to find out what I am good at. There's only three options. Doctor, engineer, lawyer. This might sound funny because of the stereotype vids on YouTube about Asians. But it's not funny. Many of us can't handle the pressure and commit suicide. Kota, a city in Rajasthan known for being a hotspot of coaching centres, is also stereotyped for being the Indian version of Japan's suicide forest, except it's exclusively for kids. Others go to depression and fall into the abyss of gambling and drugs.

The education system here has lost it's purpose. It has become an elitist system where the only way of survival is either your own talent or your backing. If you don't have either, you're better off being a lowest ranking member of the society succumbing to the higher ranks.

1:46 AM in the morning, I am sitting here writing this post thinking if anybody could say something that would turn my life around. This is more of a silent cry for help instead of something new to share with the world. I am sitting here in vain thinking there might be some magic trick to success here when I deep down know there doesn't exist one. And thus, I fall into this deep rabbit hole, all in my know. I want to stop this spiraling vortex of abyss inside myself that is erasing my existence. But I'm not trying. It's as if I have been mentally and spiritually paralysed.

I have realised something as conclusion. Life is drowning in reality, but the hellish standards that we have here in India are the sandbags that are tied to our feet in this already suffocative water, with no end of depth, we keep drowning and going deeper and deeper. I'm not happy. I want to break out. But I can't. This is painful. I hope it stops. But again, I know it won't, resulting in only pushing myself deeper into the abyss because of my hope being shattered. Hope is becoming dangerous by the day for me.

Am I the only one?

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B.Tech Admission Consultants in Delhi NCR - Vidhyam Academy

Are you aspiring to pursue a B.Tech Degree from a renowned institute but feeling overwhelmed by the complex Admission process? Look no further than Vidhyam Academy, your trusted partner in turning your engineering dreams into reality. With a sterling reputation as the best B.Tech Admission Consultants in Delhi NCR, Vidhyam Academy has been guiding and mentoring countless students on their path to success. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore why Vidhyam Academy stands out as the go-to consultancy for B.Tech aspirants.

Unparalleled Expertise and Experience

Vidhyam Academy boasts a team of seasoned professionals with extensive experience in the field of Education and Admission Consulting. Their collective knowledge spans across a multitude of engineering disciplines, allowing them to provide tailored advice and guidance for every student's unique goals. These experts stay up-to-date with the latest Admission trends, entrance exams, and eligibility criteria, ensuring that you receive the most accurate and relevant information.

Personalized Guidance

One of the standout features of Vidhyam Academy is its commitment to providing personalized guidance to each student. They understand that every aspiring engineer has distinct strengths, weaknesses, and aspirations. Therefore, they take the time to assess your individual profile, academic performance, and career objectives. This personalized approach helps you make informed decisions and craft a winning strategy for B.Tech Admissions.

Vast Network of Connections

Over the years, Vidhyam Academy has cultivated a vast network of connections with Top Engineering Colleges and Universities across India. This network gives students a competitive edge by facilitating direct interaction with admission officials and faculty members. Through this network, Vidhyam Academy can provide valuable insights into the admission criteria of various institutions, helping you identify the best-fit options.

Comprehensive Services

Vidhyam Academy offers a wide range of services designed to streamline your B.Tech Admission journey. These services include:

College Selection: Helping you choose the right engineering colleges based on your interests, academic performance, and career goals.

Entrance Exam Preparation: Providing guidance and resources to excel in highly competitive entrance exams such as JEE Main, JEE Advanced, BITSAT, and state-level engineering exams.

Application Assistance: Assisting you in preparing error-free and compelling applications, including drafting impressive personal statements and recommendation letters.

Interview Preparation: Conducting mock interviews to boost your confidence and readiness for admission interviews.

Scholarship Assistance: Guiding you on how to secure scholarships and financial aid to alleviate the burden of tuition fees.

Proven Track Record of Success

Vidhyam Academy's success stories speak volumes about their effectiveness as admission consultants. They have helped numerous students secure Admissions in top-tier engineering institutions, making it evident that their guidance and strategies are tried and tested. Their impressive track record showcases their commitment to excellence.

Holistic Approach to Admissions

Beyond academic achievements, Vidhyam Academy emphasizes the holistic development of students. They encourage participation in extracurricular activities, volunteering, and internships, ensuring that your application reflects a well-rounded personality and a passion for engineering.

Continuous Support

Vidhyam Academy's support doesn't end once you secure admission. They continue to offer guidance throughout your B.Tech journey, helping you navigate challenges, make informed decisions about specializations, and explore internship and job opportunities.

Transparent and Ethical Practices

One of the reasons Vidhyam Academy is highly regarded is its commitment to transparent and ethical practices. They provide clear information about their services, fees, and policies, ensuring that you have a seamless experience throughout your association with them.

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In today's digital age, Vidhyam Academy leverages technology to enhance its services. They offer online coaching, webinars, and virtual counseling sessions, making their expertise accessible to students from across the country.

Conclusion

In the competitive landscape of B.Tech Admissions, Vidhyam Academy shines as a beacon of hope for aspiring engineers. Their unparalleled expertise, personalized guidance, vast network, comprehensive services, and commitment to ethical practices make them the best B.Tech Admission Consultants in Delhi NCR. If you aspire to pursue a B.Tech Degree from a premier institution, trust Vidhyam Academy to be your guiding light on this transformative journey. Unlock your engineering dreams today with Vidhyam Academy!

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Can I still crack JEE JAN 24? It is July now and i feel time slipping away

Listen, my friend, you can absolutely still rock JEE Mains in Jan if you give it your all now. You have realised that you need to put in more work, just in the nick of time. You can do it, remember to do these things:

Keep up with the topics being covered in your coaching classes/your entrance exam prep schedule as much as possible

Practise tons of questions. Especially JEE Mains archives. The archives of the past 3-4 years (2019 onwards) are essential.

You can have two types of practise sessions: Type 1 where you focus on each and every question and give them all as much time you need to complete them. (poora zor laga do sawal pe) Type 2 where you time yourself and give yourself 2-3 minutes max to attempt each question. (jaldi jaldi mein galati mat karna, okay?)

Make a schedule for each week/month/couple of days (whatever works for you). You have to give both your strong and weak topics their required attention. Focus on strengthening your weaker areas, without letting your strong topics slip.

Remember to take breaks please. You don't want your productivity suffering because you exhausted yourself and can't function anymore. Take care <3

Ask your doubts. Approach your teachers, your mentors, whoever can help you, to clear your doubts. Approach them even when you're feeling a little low, if you want to (I'm here for that too, but their support will be more consistent than mine for sure)

Focus on having a clear understanding of your concepts.

Revision. You need to periodically revise topics, even ones you think you're confident in. You'll need to factor this in your schedule too.

I know it seems like a lot. It can and will get overwhelming, which is why having someone or something that gets you the motivation to study can be a great help.

Making a schedule, deciding on what day you'll be covering what topic and what types of questions in the decided type of practise- you'll need to be consistent with this.

Listen, this is one of those times in life when the effort you put in will have some, maybe huge and maybe even minor, effect on the rest of your life.

You've got this, it's not too late.

Keep your focus and consistency on, alright?

PS I almost forgot yet another important thing: belief in yourself. Be a cheerleader to yourself. Good luck!

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All India Engineering Students Entrance Exam

Financial constraints should not affect education. India has thousands of talented students who aspire to be engineers, but most of them are usually stopped by the issue of affordability. The SAET Agency, established in the year 2012, aims to eliminate these obstacles. The SAET Agency offers funding opportunities to capable students in the form of its national scholarship programs to not only receive quality education but also to receive it in the best educational institutions that are never burdened by financial factors.

One of its most prestigious offerings is the All India Engineering Students Entrance Exam. The scholarship is a test for meritorious students who want to pursue a future in engineering. It also offers economic support in terms of waiving college fees to government-recognized colleges so that all students who deserve to pursue further studies have an adequate opportunity to do so.

Scholarship Excellence with AIEESE (Primary)

AIEESE (Primary), under the All India Engineering Students Entrance Exam, grants up to 100% college fee waivers to selected candidates. Students who join government-approved colleges to undertake engineering courses have the advantage of up to four years of education. It promotes academic excellence and economic freedom.

Both students and institutions trust this exam since many thousands of students apply for it each year. SAET Agency has a transparent system, starting with the application to the declaration of the results. Whether you would like to pursue a career as a mechanical, civil, electrical, or software engineer, AIEESE (Primary) is a reliable way to start one.

AIEESE (Secondary): Supporting the JEE Aspirants

The Secondary level of the exam is targeted at those students who pass JEE Main or Advanced. Through AIEESE (Secondary), such students will be able to apply for scholarships in institutions such as IITs and NITs. Best performers in the exam receive a college fee for up to four years, which lowers the load of studying in the most prestigious colleges in India.

The opportunity is an ideal combination of academic excellence and national-level appreciation. Not only does it acknowledge your performance in JEE, but it also helps you with finances through well-structured scholarships.

SAET Agency: A Legacy of Trust and Excellence

More than ten years of experience in conducting examinations enables the SAET Agency to carry out exams with utmost transparency and accuracy. It makes sure that the deserving candidates are not left behind. In addition to engineering, SAET Agency also holds MSAT and AIPMST for management and medical students.

Why choose SAET Agency?

Structured scholarship opportunities

Transparent merit-based evaluations

Diverse programs for engineering, medical, and management aspirants

Proven history of academic support

Access to career guidance and mentorship

SAET Agency is extensively dedicated to fairness, equity, and meritocracy. It is committed to empowering students, excellence, and the academic development of India.

Begin Your Journey with Confidence

The All India Engineering Students Entrance Exam is your gateway to a brighter, debt-free academic future. Thousands of people have already taken advantage. It is now time to take the next step confidently.

May your merit be seen. Follow where your aspirations go. Take the first step today and apply through the All India Engineering Students Entrance Exam.

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Cracking JEE: A Smart Study Plan for Success

Introduction

Cracking the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) is a dream for many aspiring engineers in India, but only a strategic and well-planned approach can turn that dream into reality. With a vast syllabus and intense competition, a smart study plan is essential to maximize efficiency and achieve success. This blog outlines a step-by-step strategy to ace JEE while maintaining a balanced study routine.

Understand the exam pattern and syllabus

Before diving into preparation, aspirants must familiarize themselves with the JEE Main and JEE Advanced exam patterns.

JEE Main: Focuses on fundamental single concept questions with multiple-choice and numerical-based questions.

JEE Advanced: Involves a deeper understanding and application-based multi-concepts questions.

Aspirants should analyse the syllabus and identify high-weightage topics for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics to prioritize their study schedule.

Create a realistic study plan

A structured study timetable helps maintain consistency. Here’s how to design an effective plan:

Divide the syllabus: Allocate time for each subject based on strengths and weaknesses.

Daily study routine: Dedicate 6-8 hours to studying daily, ensuring an equal focus on all subjects.

Revision slots: Include daily and weekly revision sessions to reinforce learning.

Mock Tests & analysis: Schedule regular practice tests to evaluate performance and improve time management.

Select the right study materials

Using the best resources ensures conceptual clarity and problem-solving efficiency. Essential study materials include:

Coaching institute smart material: Tailor-made for excelling in Entrance exams as well as Board exams.

NCERT Text Books for Organic & Inorganic Chemistry and Biology

Master Time Management and Consistency

Time management plays a crucial role in effective preparation. Tips to enhance productivity include:

Follow the short-break technique: Study in focused 1-2 hrs slots with short breaks.

Prioritize difficult topics first: Ensure a better grasp on challenging areas.

Avoid distractions: Maintain a distraction-free study environment.

Stay Motivated and Manage Stress

JEE preparation can be overwhelming, but staying motivated is crucial.

Set realistic goals: Break the syllabus into small, achievable milestones.

Healthy lifestyle: Ensure proper sleep, exercise, and a balanced diet. Some physical activities like playing a sport, running, Yoga-Pranayama-Meditation etc.

Seek guidance: Connect with mentors or seniors for motivation and strategy refinement.

Conclusion

Cracking JEE requires dedication, discipline, and a well-structured plan. By understanding the exam pattern, following a smart study strategy, practicing consistently and managing stress effectively, aspirants can enhance their chances of success. Remember, hard work combined with smart strategies leads to outstanding results.

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