Is IIT (JEE Advanced ) Exam Very Difficult? How Tough is to Crack IIT?

Last updated on June 2, 2023 by Soham Zemse

Is JEE Advanced very difficult?

JEE Advanced examination is conducted for admission in undergraduate engineering programs in Indian Institute of Technology (IITs). The top 2,50,000 JEE Main rank holders are eligible to give JEE Advanced exam. In this post, we will see how tough is to crack IIT JEE and its difficulty level.

Is IIT (JEE Advanced ) Exam Very Difficult?

Anything is difficult if you have not correctly prepared for it. JEE Advanced is an exam which doesn’t only check conceptual thinking of a student, but also accuracy and speed as well as handling pressure. It’s an exam different of its kind. If you have mastered the concepts within the syllabus, JEE Advanced exam is not a tough exam at all.

Some people say that IIT exam (JEE Advanced) is one of the toughest entrance exams to crack in the world, not just India. JEE Advanced is considered a challenging exam by many students in India. The exam is designed to test the knowledge and skills of students in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, and requires a lot of preparation and hard work to do well.

JEE Advanced Requires Smart Strategy Along With Hard Work

This is true for toppers, they can solve almost all the questions but scoring depends on their speed and accuracy. They need to solve more questions in less time, which is done by identifying easy ones and solving them instead of going through serials. That’s a smart strategy.

Every student, in his JEE journey encounters problems, gets demotivated and falls. Many give up. But the one who stands up and tries again, works hard to clear problems, is the one who people call “topper”.

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Soham Zemse
IIEST Shibpur

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