New Delhi: The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main and the Class 12 board examinations are around the corner and students preparing for both are usually under a grueling preparation schedule. For both the exams, the most important factors are a sound plan, effective time management, concentration and patience.

Without a doubt, balancing the requirements for the boards and preparing for JEE is a difficult task but with a proper plan in place, it is possible. With the efforts of the students aligned systematically, students can excel and get the desired result. In this regard below are some tips that can help students in preparing for the tests effectively.

Grasp the Relation Between Both Exam

Taking the science subjects stream as an example, their students benefit from the advantage of consonant syllabuses for the board exam and even for the JEE Main. Basic principles from NCERT textbooks need to be grasped and the concepts built. This will not only enable a good performance on the boards but also score on JEE Main.

Plan The Study Schedule Equally

The preparation time for both the subjects of board exams and JEE mains has to be spaced out. With only a couple of days left to prepare for JEE students have to focus on it more and in addition prepare for the boards. Preparation should also increase as the exam dates approach so that one is able to grasp a greater portion of the material in due time. Instead of working with consistent intervals, the time allocation is better approached with variety, In this case focus on JEE problem solving for 8 to 9 hours and board exam theoretical concepts for around 5 to 6 hours.

Focus on Key Chapters or Topics

Such key chapters or topics that perform well are: Mechanics (Physics), Algebra (Math), Organic Chemistry, and any other topic that has a high weightage in the two papers. It is also recommended that one attempts the last 5-6 years board papers and mocks for JEE Main on a routine basis.

Management of Time

Students can manage windows for the board examinations as well as for the JEE Main, students should devise an effective time management strategy. Multitudinous segments can be employed as study breaks by splitting these chapters into 45 minutes of reading then resting for 10 minutes. Remember to include time to rest because going to extreme lengths to study can lead to overworking and exhaustion. In addition, timelocked mock tests can be carried out as they aid in timing and efficiency needed to excel during the two exams.

Using Better Resources

For the board exams, teachers suggest the use of NCERT books and other supplementary materials while preparing. JEE Main students can buy application books , question banks and take part in online mock tests. All students need to prepare for the exams effectively is the right materials اردن to studying and getting overwrought by too many materials.