Complete Roadmap to score 99 percentile in JEE MAINS in 4 months.

 So, this post is regarding the answer to some of the most asked and most trending questions of JEE  Aspirants nowadays:

• How to score more than 200 marks in JEE Mains in 4 months?
• How to get above 99 percentile in last 4 months?
• How to score 70+ marks in Mathematics in  JEE Mains 2023?  and lots of such related stuffs. 

So, here is the answer of all such questions along with a proper plan (complete roadmap) for next 4 months till the January attempt of JEE Mains. 

• Treat January Attempt as last attempt:     First thing to be kept in mind is that you have to work hard for next 4 months such that this January attempt is the last attempt. Since, this mentality will ensure you to work hard and minimize your distractions.

          This line of thinking is important because:

1.  The level of competition is generally low in Jan attempt relative to the second attempt. Till second attempt everybody completes his/her syllabus and gains a better momentum, thus the competition increases. Since percentile grading is relative, so it gets more difficult to get a good rank.
2. If your first attempt score in Mains is good, then you can easily turn your mind to start preparing for JEE Advanced only early. Thus, this gives one more time to prepare for JEE Advanced and  12th Boards too. Getting a good score in first attempt reduces a lot of stress and then one can easily focus on ultimate advanced questions to evolve their thinking to Advanced level.  

• Try to complete the syllabus as early you can: Completing syllabus early reduces one's pressure and burden a lot. Early you finish the syllabus, more time will you get for revision and problem solving. So, try to complete your syllabus as soon as possible (take October last or November mid as deadline).                                                                                                           NOTE: This deadline is given for those whose preparation is going well and are preparing for two years straight. For those who are unable to complete the syllabus too early, don't stress much and try to revise (earlier topics) and solve PYQs parallelly with the syllabus completion. 

•  Do not compare yourself with others: Those who are enrolled in coaching institutes (offline or online) and are not getting a good score in the mocks or class tests are advised to not take too much stress. You should not compare your score with others. Work hard for the next 4 months according to the given roadmap, you will surely secure a good rank. Being motivated, energetic and filled with positivity increases one's work potential and efficiency too.     

                                                     

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Complete Roadmap for JEE 2024:-

October:- 1- Try to finish your syllabus(not compulsory but if you can then it will be a bonus for you)

                    2- Start revising [Start reading NCERT for Inorganic Chemistry, Physics Important                                        formulas and concepts, Mathematics formulas] 

                    3- Start making a notebook for short notes, to revise a week before exam (much helpful)

                    4- Start solving some problems.                              

November :- 1- Complete and finalize your syllabus. 

                        2- Start solving PYQs.

                        3- Revise daily (Chemistry and Physics formulas)

                        4- Cover if any backlog is present or any concepts are to be studied.

December:- 1- A full month to revise and solve.

                        2- Solve the PYQs chapterwise of JEE Mains (2019-2022).

                        3- Try to find and rectify all your mistakes. 

                        4- Clear all your doubts and try to get the basic of each PYQ. (solving all is not                                          necessary but the more you solve the more you get). 

January:-  1- The ultimate month of exam. 

                     2- Do not panic at this time. Try to stay calm and composed. 

                     3- Give JEE 2023 PYQ papers as full 3 hour sitting mock test daily in the actual test                                     timing (either 9:00 - 12:00 or 2:00 - 5:00 pm). 

                     4- Try to analyse your mistakes, find your weak zones and work on them. 

                     5- Don't fear from giving mocks as these are your reality and you have to accept them at                               some point of your life, early you accept them the more you will be rewarded.

If your syllabus is finished earlier then you can try giving mock early also as it will benefit you to realize your mistakes early and thus provide you sufficient time to rectify them.

• At last I will try to conclude this blog with the notion that DO NOT TAKE MUCH STRESS.    Taking stress is not a solution of any problem, infact it is another problem as it will try to affect what you knows and decrease your score. Try not to overthink and face reality whatever it is.      Work hard daily, you will surely improve yourself from your current position. 
• Work in the right path TO BE THE BEST OF YOURSELF

All the Best.......