Can I crack JEE without Coaching?
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Yes, you certainly can. Without any coaching, I was able to pass JEE. I devised my own strategies for tackling this exam. You can if you have a well-thought-out strategy and a clear vision. Choose your sources - For materials and relevant videos, I used a variety of web resources. There is a wealtRead more
Yes, you certainly can. Without any coaching, I was able to pass JEE. I devised my own strategies for tackling this exam. You can if you have a well-thought-out strategy and a clear vision.
Choose your sources – For materials and relevant videos, I used a variety of web resources. There is a wealth of content available online, particularly on YouTube. However, because it is an ocean, you must be discriminating and astute in order to determine what works best for you.
Solve as many practice papers as possible – However, completing papers will not help you develop. I would write all of my blunders on a single piece of paper after I had solved a paper. I had 200 pages at the end, which had all of my errors. This aided me in my last-minute revisions before the exam. If you don’t remind your brain to remedy your mistakes, you’ll make them again. Mock papers will teach you things that no one else will be able to tell you.
However, the most difficult challenge will be maintaining one’s enthusiasm and desire while sitting at home. To deal with this issue, you’ll need to have a strong desire to pass this exam.
See lessWell, Is it possible for a sports team or individual to win without a coach or manager? Of course, it's possible. But, when the stakes are this high, why take any chances? Roger Federer has a personal coach. Real Madrid has hired a new coach. The idea is that the function of coaches or supervisors iRead more
Well, Is it possible for a sports team or individual to win without a coach or manager? Of course, it’s possible. But, when the stakes are this high, why take any chances? Roger Federer has a personal coach. Real Madrid has hired a new coach. The idea is that the function of coaches or supervisors is not confined to honing your skills, but extends much beyond that. The same idea can be used to describe coaching centers. You may gain the necessary knowledge to pass JEE advanced, but you will require mentorship/teaching assistance in other areas. They will, for example, encourage you to work hard when you are tempted to give up. They will give you the confidence to work at a greater level than you think you are capable of. Teachers have been through the process of studying for entrance exams. They are aware of the ebb and flow that a person experiences when preparing for an event. They can direct you down the ideal path to your objective, which you may have discovered on your own after trying other paths.
I hope my response aids you in making your decision in any manner.
See lessThe only way coaching can help you is by giving you practice examinations (which you can use to assess yourself on a regular basis) and a simple way to clear up any worries. You should be fine if you can find substitutes for these items without going to coaching. There are a few things you should beRead more
The only way coaching can help you is by giving you practice examinations (which you can use to assess yourself on a regular basis) and a simple way to clear up any worries. You should be fine if you can find substitutes for these items without going to coaching. There are a few things you should bear in mind while you prepare-
Finally, keep in mind that even if someone attends a coaching institute, they are not guaranteed a rank. Everything comes down to your determination and hard effort. Best wishes!!!
See lessYes, please! (I've done it.) Anyone can do it... It’s not like that you will be handed some sort of miraculous potion in a coaching session that will transform you into Einstein-level brilliance after you drink it. Now, before I begin, let me say this: I'm guessing that coaching refers to both privaRead more
Yes, please! (I’ve done it.) Anyone can do it…
It’s not like that you will be handed some sort of miraculous potion in a coaching session that will transform you into Einstein-level brilliance after you drink it.
Now, before I begin, let me say this:
I’m guessing that coaching refers to both private tutoring and paid online coaching. You get good lecturers (nearly) and some really good materials (almost every coaching) in coaching, as well as some decent guidance in some circumstances (some Jeetu Bhaiya like teachers)
Few requirements for JEE success –
Aside from points 4 and 6, I don’t believe we are overly reliant on coaching. Point 4 is also a bit of a personal preference. It varies from one person to the other. Some people simply cannot concentrate on YouTube schooling.
Some people have no problems learning on YouTube. To be honest, you have the freedom to choose an alternative. It makes no difference.
Lastly, what counts most are your effort and your analytical abilities. At the same time, a word of caution to those who believe that enrolling in coaching guarantees their selection.
See lessYes, it is possible to crack JEE without coaching. JEE's syllabus is fairly similar to that of your 11th and 12th grades. As a result, whatever you were taught in school will work. However, because the questions are somewhat more difficult than those on your school syllabus, you must constantly asseRead more
Yes, it is possible to crack JEE without coaching. JEE’s syllabus is fairly similar to that of your 11th and 12th grades. As a result, whatever you were taught in school will work. However, because the questions are somewhat more difficult than those on your school syllabus, you must constantly assess yourself through practice tests.
Better Practice, better score!
Give it your all. Buy IIT JEE Books, whereby you can gain a lot of study material, devote time to completing question banks and practice tests, and refer to the free center of knowledge- Youtube. A channel called ‘Safalta Class’ has videos and live classes available on YouTube.
Best of luck to you.
See lessIt is reasonably possible to pass the JEE mains without any coaching. You can easily achieve a score of 100-150, if you put in the hardwork. Complete your board studies with zeal. Don't get caught up in the details; instead, focus on the concepts. Learn how to use these concepts to solve numerical pRead more
It is reasonably possible to pass the JEE mains without any coaching. You can easily achieve a score of 100-150, if you put in the hardwork.
You will undoubtedly succeed.
See lessWhy not? YES! To earn a high score, you must follow the themes listed below. Physics: Semiconductors and diodes, nuclear physics, kinematics, mistakes and dimensions, modern physics (many questions), mechanics (Newton's Laws of Motion, Work Energy Power, Conservation Laws, Rotation Motion) are all vRead more
Why not? YES! To earn a high score, you must follow the themes listed below.
Physics:
Semiconductors and diodes, nuclear physics, kinematics, mistakes and dimensions, modern physics (many questions), mechanics (Newton’s Laws of Motion, Work Energy Power, Conservation Laws, Rotation Motion) are all very significant because they are used in other areas. Electrostatics and gravitation are quite comparable. If you do electrostatics, you will also get gravitation.
Chemistry:
Physical Chemistry, Bio-Molecules, and All Inorganic Chemistry (there will be some questions on this, so read it carefully). Do physical chemistry because there will be some easy numerical questions on it.
Mathematics:
Limits and derivatives, Quadratic Equations, Trigonometry. Do the maxima minima component in calculus with vectors and 3D geometry. P&C, Probability, Definite Integration, Differential Equation, Complex Number, Conic Section. More practice on these topics is required. You can achieve a score of 200 or higher.
Concentrate solely on these.
Good Luck.
See lessAs you must keep up with the country's best coaching institutes, you must have outstanding time management and discipline. There are certain very important factors necessary to make Self-study a success. Inspiration: It does take motivation because learning things on your own is difficult. Also, theRead more
As you must keep up with the country’s best coaching institutes, you must have outstanding time management and discipline. There are certain very important factors necessary to make Self-study a success.
So, if you are ready to take all the above mentioned factors into consideration, then definitely go for it!
Good luck.
See lessYou don't need to enroll in any JEE preparatory classes, believe me. There are many concerns around it. It is, first and foremost, a waste of time, money, and energy. Second, you will not be given any individual attention many a times. Finally, you will not have enough time to prepare yourself. As aRead more
You don’t need to enroll in any JEE preparatory classes, believe me. There are many concerns around it. It is, first and foremost, a waste of time, money, and energy. Second, you will not be given any individual attention many a times. Finally, you will not have enough time to prepare yourself.
As a result, the ideal alternative is to study independently with good direction, and M-Learning is by far the finest approach to study in this regard. They offer over 1000 hours of video lectures from major coaching institutes such as Allen, Aakash, and FIITJEE, all delivered and filmed by highly experienced faculty. These video courses are scripted in plain, easy-to-understand language. With these, you get the identical feeling of being in a coaching classroom. The study materials that come with it are extensive and comprehensive, and they cover all aspects of objective and numerical problems. You should spend 2–3 hours per day watching video lectures and 4–5 hours each day solving study material. With that much effort combined with the M-Learning video course, you might get a top All India Rank in IIT-JEE, all while studying at home.
See lessWell, It certainly is possible to get through JEE without enrolling into any formal coaching. I have mentioned below some factors to consider before deciding for self study. READ ON- You should be able to understand books on your own (you won't have a teacher to help you with this!). You need to beRead more
Well, It certainly is possible to get through JEE without enrolling into any formal coaching. I have mentioned below some factors to consider before deciding for self study. READ ON-
- You should be able to understand books on your own (you won’t have a teacher to help you with this!). You need to be able to reason and put logic in the problems.
- Never, ever give up. There will be many times when it appears that the odds are stacked against you. There is a reason, though, that you have two years to prepare for JEE. Wait a while and try again. You will get what you desire sooner or later.
- Planning! Make a flexible plan that you’ll be able to adjust as needed. Finishing Your Syllabus and Then Practice was my main goal.
- And then there’s consistency. Rather than working hard at random, make a plan for how you want to finish this, and then STICK TO IT! However, if you find something that needs to be changed, iterate on it.
- Find a location where you can give tests. I took a total of 30 tests; however, you can participate in any All India Test Series. This will assist you in gaining self-assurance. This will also assist you in identifying your weak subjects so that you may tailor your study strategy to focus just on them!
- Most importantly, have faith in yourself. Your requirements will be met by God himself once you’ve decided what you need to do and worked on it with all your heart! If you’re not sure what this statement means, read “The Alchemist.”
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