What should be my approach for JEE?

Hello,
You should first build concentration and then after you get the question paper read the questions and check from which part(physics,Chemistry and mathematics) you can start.Check that in which subject you are very good and i suggest start from that part only.The section which is the thoughest leave it for some time.After you start solving questions correctly you will surely get motivated.Please ensure that you are filling omr sheet at a particular interval of time.During the last minutes analyse that you haven't done any mistake.Be calm throughout the period of exam.You can clear it.
All the best!:)

Best Approach for Attempting the JEE Question Paper :

1. Analyse the Paper:

First things first; as soon as you get the question paper, you must quickly glance through the entire paper to assess the overall difficulty level of questions. Next, you should select the questions wisely by filtering out all the easy and average problems and answering them first. Trust me; this will not only improve your score but also save a lot of heartburn if you run out of time and are not able to attempt the questions which are your strong points.

1. Solve in Cycles:

JEE is a moderate-level examination. Hence, there will be many questions based on answer substitutions. Follow the order that you’ve decided and try to attempt such type of questions in all three subjects . As soon as you see a question, start solving, and if it’s taking more than a minute or two, skip it.

1. Subject Order:

Once you’re done with solving the relatively easier and average questions, you must decide an order to attempt the rest of the question paper. We recommend the following approach to address the question paper: solve y our strongest subject first, followed by your weakest subject and in the end, solve the subject where you’re average . This tried-and-tested approach has multiple benefits.

1. Play to Your Strengths :

Another approach to solving the JEE Main question paper is to attempt Chemistry first and then either Mathematics or Physics . This strategy also has its merits. Chemistry, as a subject, offers the highest scoring potential, even if it’s your weakest subject. It’s also a time-saver as it requires the least amount of computations and the answers are usually binary in nature: you either know the correct one or don’t know it. There’s no third alternative and hence, no wastage of time.

1. Subject-Wise Strategy:

To an extent, the subject strategy would vary from person to person. However, there are a few tips that apply to everyone. Consider Chemistry; some people first attempt everything in Inorganic Chemistry. There are a few merits attached to this approach as well. Inorganic Chemistry is all about your ability to remember stuff (mostly). So, when you attempt them first and get them out of the way, you free your mind from the stress of remembering, which allows you to focus on other aspects of Chemistry (it worked for me!). The same applies to Physics and Mathematics.

1. The Importance of Rough Work:

We tend to ignore the enormous role that rough work plays in paper-solving. Randomly scribbled rough work is very detrimental if you are aiming for a good score. First of all, use little space while doing rough work . It’s a good practice to keep large, vacant spaces in the paper because having backup space is crucial.