Shiksha spoke to Anant, a JEE Main 2021 February Topper with 100 percentile. Read below to know his success story and JEE Main 2021 preparation strategy.
JEE Main 2021 Topper: The National Testing Agency has announced the JEE Main February 2021 result on March 8. The Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ himself shared the names of Six students who have scored 100 percentile in the JEE Main through his Twitter Handle.
Ananth Krishna Kidambi is among one of the six JEE Main 2021 toppers. He is happy with his JEE Main result and now focusing on the preparation of the upcoming exam JEE Advanced. Anant wishes to pursue his dreams in the field of Computer Science. Read below to know how Ananth Krishna Kidambi has emerged as JEE Main 2021 February toppers and scored 100 percentile.
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Anant: My coaching, Allen Career Institute helped me devise a good strategy for the exam. Before the exam, I revised the entire JEE main syllabus of all three subjects and tried to solve past year question papers to avoid silly mistakes during the exam. I prepared for JEE Advanced throughout the year and focussed on JEE Main preparation about a month ago. I also attempted a good number of mock tests to be familiar with the exam pattern.
Q. How did your parents help in the JEE Main 2021 preparation?
Anant: My parents were very supportive in JEE Main 2021 preparation. My parents never pressurised me for studies or exam preparation. However, they always encouraged me whenever I felt a little nervous or bored due to my studies. They maintained a good environment at home so that I can study well and achieve a good result.
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Q. Since when you have started preparing for the JEE Main?
Anant: I have started my preparation for JEE Main from class 8 but at that time my focus was more on Olympiad. The preparation for Olympiad helped me to have a good understanding of the concepts of all three subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. I also tried to solve the questions of JEE Main and Advanced level.
Q. How much you used to study daily? How did you keep yourself fit during the study period?
Anant: I used to study around 10 hours a day for exam preparation. One thing I used to do is not to study a subject for more than two hours. After that, I used to take a small break and start studying the other subject. To keep myself fit I used to walk minimum of 45 minutes daily in the evening. It also helped me relax and energised my brain for the next day studies.
Q. What is your preparation strategy for JEE Advanced 2021?
Anant: I need to focus more on the preparation of Mathematics for JEE advanced 2021. There is a big difference between the levels of questions asked in Advanced and JEE Main. I also feel that my preparation for JEE Advanced Mathematics is not up to the mark. Simultaneously, I will also prepare the other two subjects.
Q. What will be your preferred branch and institute on qualifying for the JEE Advanced 2020?
Anant: I am hoping for a good rank in JEE Advanced. My most preferred branch will be Computer Science Engineering (CSE) in the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay.
Congratulations on your success in JEE Main, may all your dreams come true.
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