JEE Exam Preparation Experience

Hello, Mitro!! I'm happy to share my journey of preparing for the JEE exams, outlining how I tackled each subject and the resources I found most effective.

So my jee exam preparation started with choosing an effective coaching online or offline I preferred online and prepared for jee from home.

Let's come to subject wise plan

Physics -

I have just gone through the syllabus and started preparing for it.

The resources I followed were:

• Module of coaching
• Pyq previous (4 years) every single question
• Sometimes in some chapters dc pandey.

If I prioritize the chapter then it should be in fallowing order-

Mechanics

1. Laws of Motion
2. Work, Energy, and Power
3. Rotational Motion
4. Gravitation
5. Electrostatics
6. Current Electricity
7. Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism
8. Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents
9. Modern Physics:
10. Atoms and Nuclei
11. Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation
12. Semiconductor Devices
13. Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
14. Wave Optics

Thermodynamics and Kinetic Theory

1. Thermodynamics
2. Kinetic Theory of Gas
3. Properties of Fluids
4. Fluid Dynamics

Properties of Matter

1. Elasticity
2. Surface Tension
3. Viscosity
4. Heat and Thermodynamics:
5. Calorimetry and Heat Transfer
6. SHM
7. Wave Motion

I have fallowed eduniti short notes for rivision purpose also they are very crisp and easy to understand they helped me a lot.

Chemistry

Boring!!

No ,it's scoring and easy, for me inorganic is very tough as we have to remember a lot but I have made short notes to revise the concepts so it's handeld.

So

Textbooks: Start with NCERT textbooks for Chemistry, as they provide a solid foundation and cover the basics comprehensively. For in-depth understanding and practice, refer to reference books.

But yes remember that pyqs of previous 5 years are very important, inorganic and organic chemistry repeats question as it is .

Make short notes for rivision.

For organic chemistry remember name rxn and mechanisms

Practise and revise more .

BOOKS FOR CHEMISTRY-

• NCERT
• MODULE OF COACHING
• PYQ PAPERS.

Maths-

For maths I blindly trusted my teacher and done his class notes and dpp question and previous 7 years pyq and yes in maths I have done selected chapters only not 100 % syllabus.