• First complete the NCERT & then go with the other reference books.
• Secondly try to be conceptually sound .
• Do the Trigonometry , 3 D , Circle , Parabola , Hyperbola part with the utmost dedication because these type of questions are usually asked by the authorities in every year as well these topics have a heavy weightage in the JEE mains scenario.
• Thirdly try to do more number of mock test , sample papers & previous 10 years Jee Mains paper which will help you a lot to understand the whole scenario of JEE mains question asking pattern.

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If you want to improve your maths then you have to do only one thing, PRACTICE.

Solve as many questions as you can. Consult your teachers for books. If you have any doubt then ask your teacher at that instant only. Don’t think it is a small doubt I will not ask my teacher. Don’t be shy in asking questions.

For JEE you have to give time to all three subjects. So fix your time. Make a time table and follow that.

Don’t solve only hard questions. Solve those questions which are conceptual. Once my teacher said this to me - “You won’t be a Tees Maar Khan by solving only hard questions, your concepts needs to be strong at the time of examimations”.

Don’t solve too many questions of the same type. Solve as much questions as you can of different types. This will help you improve your concepts and know types of questions. Don’t just remember formulae. First derive them by your own. Once you feel you can derive them by yourself, then make a copy containing all the formulae and then remember them.If you want to improve your maths then you have to do only one thing, PRACTICE.

Solve as many questions as you can. Consult your teachers for books. If you have any doubt then ask your teacher at that instant only. Don’t think it is a small doubt I will not ask my teacher. Don’t be shy in asking questions.

For JEE you have to give time to all three subjects. So fix your time. Make a time table and follow that.

Don’t solve only hard questions. Solve those questions which are conceptual. Once my teacher said this to me - “You won’t be a Tees Maar Khan by solving only hard questions, your concepts needs to be strong at the time of examimations”.

Don’t solve too many questions of the same type. Solve as much questions as you can of different types. This will help you improve your concepts and know types of questions. Don’t just remember formulae. First derive them by your own. Once you feel you can derive them by yourself, then make a copy containing all the formulae and then remember them.

While preparing for JEE, be loyal to yourself. Your hardwork will only lead you to success.

All the best:)