Hi Aspirant,

JEE ( Joint Entrance Exam) advance has total - 306 and each paper carries 183 marks . Exam time duration is 3 hours . To Qualify in JEE Advance based on 2021 cut off are

• General Category - 70
• OBC Category - 72
• ST Category - 39
• SC Category - 50

As every year JEE Registration increases, Competitions also increase and according to 2020, 1.7 lakh students applied for JEE Advance. If you aim for scoring 100  - 120 marks, You may fall under under 30000 - 40000 rank.

So aim for little high and prepare well consistently. Spend atleast 4-5 hours without breaks every day. Discipline is important here. if your follow the time schedule you can even crack good score in  4-5 months. so make a schedule, How many hours you going to spend on each subject especially the difficult ones and plan it accordingly. Your hard work gives good result which let you get admission in top colleges. Hope this info and little bit of motivation helps you to get admission in good college.

Thanks.

Hi there !

Hope you are doing fine.

The required answer of your query is Hard Work and Dedication!!

First of all you have to clear JEE Mains to get eligible for JEE advanced.

It is difficult to prepare for such a highly competitive exams in 6-7 months, but it's not impossible. With hardwork, dedication and will power, you can make it happen.

Here are some of the tips that can help you with your preparation:

1) Subject- wise preparation

First of all brush up the basics. Find out the important topics and prepare them fully.

Some of the important topics are:

Physics: Mechanics, Modern physics, optics, waves and oscillations, thermal physics, fluid mechanics, electromagnetism, etc.

Chemistry: Atomic structure, p- block elements, coordinate compounds, electrochemistry, chemical kinetics, equilibrium, chemical and physical processes etc

Maths: Application of Derivatives, limits and continuity, sequence and series, hyperbola, 3D geometry, Metrics, sets , Relation and functions, etc

Focus on these important topics first and also try to cover all other topics.

2) A to-do list is daily schedule-

Time management is the most important and difficult task for everyone of us. You should make a to-do list in the morning so that you will not forget anything that should be done.

You can make a time table too if you have a strong commitment power.

3) Avoid distraction-

Only study during study time. You can have breaks in between but when it's time to study avoid all the distraction like phone, games, anything that distract you.

4) Doubt clearing sessions -

Clear your doubts regarding any topic. Don not left anything on tomorrow.

5) Revisions -

Do not mix all things. Revise consistently. Practice more and more.

Remember there are lakhs of people who are preparing for the same. Don't panic, relax, and start studying.

If you are committed to your goal, you can achieve it.

Stay safe!

All the very best.

Dear Aspirant,

six to seven months is a little less for the preparation for JEE Advanced which has such a detail and extensive syllabus. However, with the required motivation and determination you will be able to do well. You may take help of some of the tips mentioned below,

• Make efficient use of time
• Be thorough of the exam syllabus and pattern
• Gather all the required study materials
• make a study schedule for each day and follow it strictly
• Make notes while studying as it will be helpful during the time of revision
• Prepare a list of all the formulas and practice them daily
• Start your preparation from NCERT textbooks then move on to more advanced textbooks
• Solve and practice as it is the most effective method of preparation
• Solve previous years question papers
• Leave ample time for revision