Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), the highly prestigious engineering entrance examination, is considered a gateway to the world of immense opportunities. To succeed in JEE Main, the aspirant needs to lay equal emphasis on three major subjects – Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Also, if you are prepping to ace JEE Main with a good rank, it is important to plan out a schedule, know the syllabus & understand the pattern properly, thereby, finding the right way to score more marks. Determining the approach is as crucial as the execution process. In this cut-throat competitive environment, being only intelligent or only staying focused might not help you score high, instead having a hardworking attitude along with the right guidance can help you excel in the examination.
In this article, we are going to talk about Physics and the right approach required for its preparation. If Physics is prepared with the required zeal and the right amount of hard work under expert guidance, then the possibilities of scoring well in the subject go up.
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- Mechanics is a topic that is considered to be low on scoring by most experts but forms the major portion of the JEE (Main) in terms of marks allocation. Hence, this topic cannot be neglected.
- Few subjects can fetch high scores and the chapters which must not be ignored are semiconductors, electronics, and communication systems, and electromagnetic waves.
- One must also try to concentrate on other scoring topics such as Optics, Electricity, and Magnetism, to ensure a better score.
- Kinematics and Particle dynamics are essential topics of Mechanics that make constant appearances in the papers.
- Always keep past years' question papers and sample test papers at the reference to understand the pattern of the exam, while solving advanced level problems.
- General trends state that Mechanics and Electricity and Magnetism are the most significant topics in terms of the number of questions asked in previous years
- In the decreasing order of marks they carry, here are the different topics of the subject according to their appearance:
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- Mechanics and Electricity and Magnetism (Equal importance)
- Modern Physics
- Optics
- Heat and Thermodynamics and Waves and Sound
- Measurement and errors
- Thermodynamics is central in terms of both Physics and Chemistry, so the laser-sharp focus should be given. It is wise to cover Wave Optics as the first section in ‘Optics’ topic, owing to it being smaller in comparison to Ray Optics and is quick to cover.
- It has been earlier discussed that Mechanics and Electricity and Magnetism are essential topics of Physics. Therefore, a clear understanding of the basic concepts of these chapters is imperative for ensuring a good performance. Vector is one concept that students very commonly encounter in dealing with any of these topics, so effort must be taken to understand it properly.
To help you outline the right approach for Physics preparation, we have a few points for your reference:
Prioritize heavy Weightage Chapters
Some chapters of Physics have heavy weightage in the JEE. If you wish to score good marks, it is suggested to go by the weightage of chapters in JEE. Since Physics is vast, it is advised to prioritize the important chapters depending on their weightage in the exam. Most of the Physics questions in JEE are from Mechanics, Electricity & Magnetism, Thermal Physics, Fluid, waves & sounds, Optics, Potentiometer-related experiments, and Modern Physics.
Q: How many months are required to prepare for JEE Mains exam?
Q: How to crack JEE Mains in first attempt?
Hi aspirant!
Clearing the JEE Main exam in first attempt is not a difficult task. If we see the year over year statistics, the ratio of students who clear JEE Main in first attempt is high in comparison to students who dropped a year after class 12. One thing that makes it easy to clear JEE Main with class 12 is that students are in regular touch of most JEE syllabus. To score good marks in JEE Main in the first attempt, it is advised that you study class 11 and 12 topics thoroughly, clear all the concepts and solve mock test papers. Also, NCERT books which you study in class 11 and 12 are the best books for JEE Main preparation. Students must study NCERT properly and solve all the questions in the book and do not memorize the concepts as some students do rather understand the concepts.
Hope this cleared your doubt. Best wishes!
Q: How should I prepare for JEE Mains and Advanced together?
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Get your Concepts Clear
Physics is all about concepts. Once you have mastered the concepts, there’s no looking back. So, while preparing for Physics, do not forget to have clarity of the fundamental concepts.
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Pick the Right Books
Referring to a number of books for the Physics preparation may leave you confused. Consult your teachers and mentors for Physics books that can actually be helpful in your preparation.
Attempt Previous Years’ question Papers
To get the right temperament of Physics, it is imperative to practice previous years’ question papers. It not only preps students for the JEE day but also acquaints them with their current preparedness. At the same time, it is highly recommended to take mock test papers as they will help you improve your speed and accuracy.
Q: How to prepare for JEE Main from Class 11th and 12th?
Q: How much time is required to prepare for JEE Mains?
The time required to prepare for JEE Mains depends on several factors, such as your current knowledge level, the amount of time you can dedicate to studying, and your desired level of excellence. However, here are some general guidelines:
- Ideally, you should start preparing for JEE Mains at least 6-8 months before the exam date. This will give you ample time to cover the entire syllabus, practice mock tests, and analyse your performance.
- If you have already started preparing, it's essential to make a time table and stick to it. Allocate at least 6-8 hours daily for studying, and ensure that you take regular breaks to avoid burnout.
- It's important to note that the amount of time required to prepare for JEE Mains can vary depending on your current knowledge level. If you have a strong foundation in the subjects, you may require less time, whereas if you need to build your fundamentals, you may need more time.
- Additionally, it's important to remember that studying smartly is more crucial than studying for a long time. Focus on understanding the concepts, practicing challenging problems, and analyzing your performance regularly.
In conclusion, the amount of time required to prepare for JEE Mains can vary depending on several factors. However, ideally, you should start preparing at least 6-8 months before the exam date, and make a study plan that suits your needs and schedule. Remember to study smartly, practice regularly, and analyze your performance to achieve your desired score.
Q: Is one month sufficient for JEE Main preparation?
Q: How can I crack JEE Main 2025?
Students can easily crack JEE Main. Exam if they make a study plan and follow a strategy. The first step to clear JEE Main 2025 is to understand the JEE syllabus and exam pattern clearly. Check which topics are asked in the exam and what are the types of questions. Identify the JEE Main topics that are similar to class 11 and 12 and start studying them along with the school classes. The second advice is to make a time table for your study. Ideally, 6-8 hours of study is sufficient for JEE Main. Students should choose a time which suits them best. They can study in night or morning or both. It is important that they give at least 3 hours daily specifically for JEE Main preparation. Selecting the right study materials/books is also very important for JEE Main preparation. It is advised that students begin their preparation by studying the NCERT books thoroughly and then advance to additional books. The most important advice in clearing the JEE Main. Is not to over-burden yourself with the preparation. Study regularly but also spare some time for your hobbies.
Q: Can I prepare for JEE Mains in 4 months?
To get a good rank in JEE and make to the IIT, you need to have a strategic planning that suits the present format of selection. The present format demands an all-round performance as it considers your Board Examination, JEE Mains and Advanced. Here are certain points that would help you.
- Understand the JEE Mains syllabus and start reading the NCERT books thoroughly. The NCERT books are written by some of the best brains of India and these books are quite precise and concise. Your preparation must start with NCERT books. Read these books thoroughly and solve all the back exercises. Also try the example problems for further practice of objective questions. Remember that reading and understanding the NCERT books are not the same thing.
- Solve previous year JEE Main question papers to understand your preparation level. It will also help in understanding the difficulty level of the exam and chapterwise weightage of various topics.
- Solve JEE Main mock tests regularly to enhance time management and problem solving skills
Seek Expert Guidance
With only a few months left for the prestigious – JEE Main 2024 exam, a true assessment of current preparedness along with the right guidance can act as a torch in a dark forest for serious aspirants. It might not show everything at once but is sure to give enough light for the next step. This is the time when students are preparing for Boards and JEE simultaneously & thus, are likely to be posed with a number of doubts that call for an expert’s guidance. In such cases, a good mentor can be a blessing in disguise for aspirants who are mostly clueless about the right preparation strategy.
Timely Assessment & Feedback
This is the time of the year when you need to have the right guidance that not only helps you hone your analytical skills but also provides you with a timely assessment of your current preparedness & aptitude for the JEE. It’s important to know your current standing so that it becomes easier for you to work on the loopholes and mend your path towards real achievement.
At the end of the day, it is you who can really make or break the deal. It’s your determination, hard work, dedication, and focus that will help you secure a top rank in JEE. With JEE Main 2024 exam, being only a few months away, it becomes important to follow the set plan while keeping your eyes on the target. Your confidence can be your Success Mantra.
So, have faith in yourself and let your undeterred attitude achieve what you have been dreaming for.
About the Author:
Ramesh Batlish, FIITJEE
JEE expert Ramesh Batlish is Centre Head, NOIDA FIITJEE. He holds a BE in Electronics &Telecom (Hons). He is a senior Mathematics faculty with over a decade of successful association with FIIT JEE.
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