Is 4 months good time for preparing jee being a dropper?
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hi,
deepan, we've seen many students asking like this. dont worry guys it is just enough for JEE MAIN.
You must know the syllabus,and important topics, exam pattern for such a information you can use below links:
- https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-2019
- https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main
then you've to start from your +2 syllabus.after completing it ,just go to the NCERT books.the order of subjects must be chemistry,maths,physics.try to complete the above within 2 months,after that solve previous year papers.then reserve the last month for revising.thats all you can rock in jee Main.
all the best!!!
I Hope this information will be useful to you.
if you need additional information,let us know to help you.
Thank you!!!:)
Deepan first of all it should be in your mind that being a dropper you should be very focused with your preparation such that you should be able to utilise your time and One year gap because it is a very important at this point of view . Since you are left out with Four month so try to build up your stratigies based upon your preparation such that you can able to fetch more marks .
All the best
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