The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Mains Session 2 Exam 2023 on April 6, 8, 10, 11, and 12, 2023, at various exam centers across the country.
Students who will appear for this exam can refer to the subject-wise preparation strategy shared by Dr. Rajesh V. Pandey, Academic Head – Aakash BYJU’S Digital, JEE wing.
For students preparing for the JEE Mains’ second attempt in April 2023, concepts, flawless practice, and an exam plan are crucial.
IMPORTANT CHAPTERS AS PER PREVIOUS YEARS PAPER ANALYSIS
| Physics | Chemistry | Maths |
| 01. System of particles and Rotational motion | 01. Chemical bonding and Molecular Structure | 01. Three-Dimensional Geometry |
| 02. Current Electricity | 02. Biomolecules, Polymers, Chemistry in Everyday Life | 02. Application of Derivatives |
| 03. Electric potential and Capacitance | 03. Equilibrium | 03. Limits, Continuity and Differentiability |
| 04. Ray Optics | 04. Coordination Compounds | 04. Matrices and Determinants |
| 05. Units and Measurement | 05. Organic Chemistry: Some Basic Principles and Techniques | 05. Coordinates and Straight Lines, Pair of Straight Lines |
| 06. Semiconductors | 06. Electrochemistry, Redox Reactions and Volumetric Analysis* | 06. Sequence and Series |
| 07. Thermodynamics | 07. p-block elements (group 13 to group 18) | 07. Vectors |
- Get your Act Together: It is important to have good concept clarity and begin revisiting these chapters using questions first.
- Go the Extra Miles: Proper practice is more important than anything else, and students can choose 20 questions from significant ideas in all subjects and solve them in 90 minutes.
- Clarity works here: To obtain a percentile of 99 in JEE Mains, one must obtain a score of more than 180 (minimum 15 questions correct from each subject).
- Have Set Rules: Revision should have a set strategy that is not reliant on mood, and a scheduled adjustment for a limited time period will be more beneficial.
- Cut to the chase: Solve mock test papers or previous year’s papers and keep a note of your score in the daily papers you attempt.
- A Confidence Game: Remember that JEE Mains is like 20/20 cricket, where what matters is your confidence level on the day of the exam.
- Have a Strategic Mind: If you are asked a challenging question, move on to the next one.
- Hit the Nail on the Head: According to the analysis, 15 to 17 questions are tough, and the rest are easy to moderate. So, instead of investing time in complex questions, make the moderate and easy questions count and attempt to achieve the most questions correct out of 58 to 60 MCQs within 2 hours. In the last hour, attempt the 15 to 17 difficult questions, giving yourself 4 minutes per question to maximize your chances of getting them right.
- Self-Care: Balanced physical and mental wellness is essential for navigating this stage. Stay calm, do not panic, and believe in yourself to perform to your greatest capacity.