I am coaching student..at this time where board exams are not to far how i balance between board and my mains + advanced exam..please...

Yes,this is the problem of almost every student that how to balance time between boards and jee preparations....see if your basic concepts are clear from ncert then there's no need to worry as in 12th board exam questions are mostly asked from ncert book ,you just need to give 1 month for your boards preparation then........but if your concepts are not very much clear then you can concentrate on ncert first........i can tell you one thing that in 12th board and jee mains exam ..most of the questions are mostly asked from ncert books.....you can prepare for jee mains and advanced till january...and i am sure that you can complete your preparations for boards in the month of february....be motivated..you can clear it!

Definitely this is an important question that baffles every JEE aspirant once during the preparations.And so difficult it thus becomes ,to sort a universal answer.

Just when you try to pack your schedule with more rigorous revision ,test-series and practicing more problems , here comes something uninvited for one and all...i.e.the BOARD exam-schedule that stretches for almost the whole of March. This time is very crucial as you have to learn to become flexible in order to excel in both temperaments -the Boards as well as your ongoing preparations.

You do need to prepare yourself to handle the situation appropriately. Seriously ,just don't ignore Board exams for your JEE -it has its own importance, moreover it carries a 40%( I'm not very sure) weightage in the JEE Main ranks-it can up or downlift you anyway . So you need is to prepare a chart for this deciding month : & you plan your JEE developments (may be some tests or book-revision) in sync with your Board exam days. Generally ,the gap between two papers is 5 days. So,you can assign specific days to particular subjects whose exams are down in the list ; it is not right to study whole of the span the same subject as it confuses the mind to intake stuff beyond hunger which it is not used to. Thus ,while you are focussed for the next exam ;you are actually proceeding further in every.Also, if you are well prepared it will not take much for you to revise . In my time, I had prepared self notes on every subject based on NCERT that helped me a lot in quick and thorough revision ;thus I found ample time to continue my JEE preparations during Boards. Moreover, you can organise repeated tests for yourself from plenty of test papers available in the market between the exams in order to be updated with the aura of JEE. This way is very beneficial as your speed will improve that will help you in the board exams as well. See, only a good balance is perfect for this month ;If you are weak in Chemistry ,you may want to read Chemistry topics for a stretch in order to score more but be wise enough to take the right decision you should keep revising even topics that you know you have mastery over in order not to disturb the balance. Always remember,Be it JEE ,Be it Boards , the performance that you give during the exam is what matters the most irrespective of what you have done the entire course.

So ,be wise to take the right decisions .Have preservance ,Be patient and use your wisdom.All the best for your Boards as well as JEE.

Pls answer it...i am need