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How to Preparing for Competitive Entrance Exams like JEE,NEET,NDA,UPSC-CSE etc

May 15, 2020
Dreaming of joining an IIT or an NIT? If the answer is yes, then qualifying the JEE Mains exam is the foundation step for all aspirants. It paves the way for students to enter these renowned colleges of technical education. While some students prepare in advance for this exam along with their +2 examinations, some prefer to take a year gap to prepare for JEE Mains. Of course, with high cut-throat competition, a student can only get admission to leading IITs and NITs, if he/she has prepared well for the exam.
What are the right steps to follow for JEE Mains? How to gain a cutting edge over others? What exactly a student should focus on while preparing for the exam? How and when the examination is conducted? These are few questions that flood the minds of students while preparing for the JEE Mains examination.

Reaching to the JEE Mains

The pathway to reach the JEE Mains is not that easy. Conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education, the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) replaces the earlier AIEEE and IIT-JEE examinations. The students who have passed or appearing for the +2 examinations need to primarily qualify the JEE Mains examination.

Key tips to remember

The aspirants need to fasten up their speed for the Mains preparation as less time is left for them to prepare for the exam. Here are few important tips for all JEE Mains aspirants to follow which can lead them to pathway of success:

Know the syllabus

With a vast ocean of topics to cover for +2 examinations, the syllabus for JEE Mains is far more inclusive. Thus, it is important for students to stick to the syllabus before they head start their preparations. The three major subjects covered in this examination include Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

Study as per the time-table

To give equal importance to every subject, students need to plan their studies as per the time-table prepared. This indeed, requires them to manage their study time efficiently. Also, do not forget to include short and relaxing breaks in between to allow the mind absorb whatever have been covered.

Hold a grip on the basics

Before heading on to the major topics of the syllabus, the students need to acquire a strong command over the basic concepts. Of course, if the base remains unsettled, the chances of building to fall are higher.

Work on the weaker areas

The topics that create stress in the minds of students also need separate attention so as to ensure improvement. It is, therefore, advisable to select a suitable time after break to prepare the lesser-known topics.

Prepare notes

Notes and flash cards can also turn out to be a great help for the students to revise. Of course, you cannot think of going through the entire book again for revision sake. By simply jotting down the important concepts, formulas and theories, the students can remember or recall them, even if they are not sitting with a mind-set to study.

Solve mock tests and sample papers

Lastly, to assess the actual status of what has been prepared, the students should also attempt solving mock tests and sample papers on a daily basis. By doing so, they will not only be able to capture their exact preparation status, but also work on efficient time management.

List of Government Exams across India

List of Government Exams After Graduation across India

UPSC Civil Services Examination
SBI PO Examination
LIC AAO Examination
IBPS PO Examination
RBI Grade B Examination
IBPS SO Examination
SSC CGL Examination
Indian Railways Examination
SBI Clerk Examination
SSC CPO
SSC JE
RRB ALP
RRB JE
SSC SHSL
IBPS RRB
Defence Examinations

List of Government Examination in All States

Name of the StateList of Examinations
Andhra PradeshAPSET
ICET
APPSC
Arunachal PradeshArunachal Pradesh PSC
AssamAssam PSC
Assam TET
Assam Secretariat
PNRD
PWD
BiharBPSC
BSECE
ChandigarhChandigarh PSC
ChhattisgarhChhattisgarh PSC
DelhiChhattisgarh PSC
GoaGoa PSC
GujaratGujarat PSC
HaryanaHaryana PSC
Himachal PradeshHPPSC
HPSSB
Jammu and KashmirJammu and Kashmir PSC
JharkhandJharkhand PSC
KarnatakaKPSC
KArnataka TET
UPSC Civil Services Examination
SSC
SSC CGL
PWD Karnataka
KeralaKerala PSC
Madhya PradeshMPPSC
MaharashtraMPSC
MSCE
ManipurManipur PSC
MeghalayaMeghalaya PSC
MizoramMizoram PSC
NagalandNagaland PSC
OdishaOPSC
OPEPA
PunjabPunjab PSC
RajasthanRPSC
SikkimSikkim PSC
Tamil NaduTNPSC
Tripura PSCTripura PSC
TelanganaTSPSC
Uttar PradeshUPPSC
UPSSSC
UttarakhandUttarakhand PSC
West BengalWest Benga PSC
WBCSC
WBPSE

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2 comments:

  1. lakshika MehtaSeptember 19, 2020 at 5:54 AM

    West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board (WBJEEB) released the exam pattern of WBJEE 2020. The details regarding the mode, duration, papers, number of questions based on categories, marking scheme and more were available in the WBJEE 2020 exam pattern. The exam consisted of three sections - Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Information about the nature of the entrance examination is available through WBJEE 2021 exam pattern.

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