VIVEK KUMAR

 I know this topic is not quite related to JEE, but you will know something new if you read further. All of us pretty know how boring its to make lab records in our 10+2. But have you ever wondered why school forces us to maintain a lab record?.  Added to this we are supposed to avoid overwriting and maintain neatness in the record. I think schools never bother to tell this or they themselves might not be aware why are they giving this task to the students. Recently class started at MNNIT and we were having our physics practical class. So, as usual prof was telling about, we have to maintain the lab record. But surprisingly he also told us why the institute forces us to maintain lab records and gives marks on this. He explained that all this is to inculcate professionalism in us, as within 4 to 5 years we would doing jobs or will be involved in other professional works. So their we shall be required to maintain records properly and these records will carry huge importance because these

Feeling of demotivation is the most common thing for JEE aspirants. But, what to do upon demotivation ? Before answering this let us see why this happens. So, the basic reason for thus anxiety and feeling of demotivation is STRESS .  JEE aspirants suffers stress because of many reasons; let's discuss major of them.   Over expectation : This is mainly because most JEE aspirants were initially toppers of their schools, scoring tons of marks. When they start JEE prep they expect to get good marks here in tests also. But that does not happen most of the time, which gives them a shock and they start to feel self pitty. Under-confidence : Some aspirants when they start JEE they get overwhelmed by the seeing the syllabus and  crowd preparing for the same. They get a feeling that they won't be able to make it. Over-thinking : Some students start their preparation well , but when they sometimes score less in the test, self doubt emerges in them. Then, instead to working on weak points t

 Revision - the most crucial part of JEE preparation. Before going deep into this topic, let me ask you a ques - Are you scoring less marks in Tests even after studying and practicing properly ? Then, I think improper revision might be one of the reasons. What does revision actually means? So basically it means you are revisiting the stuffs you have already learnt . Intensity of revision may vary according to availability of time. It means that, most basic type of revision is simply going through your notes. If you have more time you can do some ques too. I did my drop year prepared from Competishun . My revision method was as follows: So let us suppose my next test is 14 days far. Then, I would try to go through all the notes from beginning till the last day just before the test. Additionally you can also follow this , it can be helpful.:  These were my methods suggested by Mohit Tyagi Sir. Even I called him personally for this. I'm sure this method will work for most aspirants.