Valuable Tips for NEET and JEE aspirants

May 28, 2021

1. If you have a smartphone, then probably have the best advice for you. Reach the highest position of your house(a terrace maybe) and throw as far as possible to destroy it into 101 pieces.

Yes. Having a smartphone is never justified for whatever reasons. There are gonna be times, when you will feel weary and despondent and there are plethora of sources which are going to make you feel so. Poor scores, Backlogs, Typical teenage mental frustration are few. At such times, your very humane predisposition would be to discharge your feelings and deliberately distract yourself from the worries. It’s more like a self destruction, and your smartphone becomes the launching pad for your self destruction. These low moments of a student’s life are when he/ she is likely to indulge into social media, addictive games etc. Stay away from Social media. Use Quora only for minuscule amount of time during the day.

2. Buy and make proper Use of a Whiteboard.

(My whiteboard)

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Fix a whiteboard in your study room. Jot down the mentally fleeting stuffs you often forget easily. Once you keep glancing over the same stuffs relentlessly, those things are gonna be etched in your memory suavely.

3. Never, I repeat, Never tick the correct MCQ answers with your pen or even a pencil.

(A snapshot of my Module’s picture)

During my preparation, a significant chunk of my peer group had a bad habit of ticking the correct options of MCQs at the first instant of problem solving. Instead, once a question is done, you should gleefully tick the question only, and not the answer. This makes sure you can resolve the question set during your revision period., when you would be in great dearth of sources providing standard questions. Also, it makes your books remain spic and span, with less entropy.

4. Use a standarized coding for classifying MCQ’s according to their difficulty. This will help you during your revision. During the last moments, you will know perfectly, the difficulty of each question. Trust me this will aid you monumentally in your deft revision process.

(My coding process)

I had solved all of my BM Sharma books using this process. Helped a lot during doubt-clearance.

5. Buy a cheap printer.

There are tons and tons of resources online from test series papers to coaching materials pdf. A printer will ensure that you can get everything printer right there on your desk in a perfect hardcopy.