As we know, NTA is conducting JEE Main 4 times from 2021, many students are asking how to prepare for JEE Main sessions in April and May? Through this blog post we will cover the things you need to keep in mind to prepare well for the JEE Main April and May sessions.
Note : JEE Main April and May sessions are postponed due to COVID-19. The below tips will be helpful for JEE Main April/ May exams whenever they will be conducted.
Preparation Strategy for JEE Main April, May Sessions
There are some scenarios,
a) Have you attempted the JEE Main in February and March?
If yes, what’s your percentile score?
1. Your JEE Main percentile score is good
If you are getting more than 98 percentile, then your preparation is already going well. You just need to work on a few small areas where you missed out in the paper. Keep on giving online tests, avoid silly mistakes and focus on revision.
You can also solve JEE Advanced level problems, either from previous years papers or coaching modules. Strengthen your concepts and application of logic, if required for any topic or chapter.
2. Your JEE Main percentile score is very low
You have to work hard my dear student. Adjust your schedule and get ready for intense study sessions. Study your weak topics again. Learn the topics you didn’t study for the first attempt. Make sure you complete the JEE Main syllabus.
Clear all your doubts. Consistently practice questions. Whatever your weak link is, whether it’s speed, accuracy, time management or panic in the exam, improve them now. You need to have good concepts understanding to perform well in Physics and Math.
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b) You have not attempted JEE Main February and March paper
In this case, you need to continue with your study schedule. During the last month before JEE Main, make a revision time table and revise in short intervals of 40-50 minutes. Solve online mock tests and JEE Main previous years papers, it is of utmost importance.
Will the JEE Main April and May sessions be easier or harder than the February and March?
As per NTA, the difficulty level of all the JEE Main sessions (February, March, April, May) will be the same.
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