JEE Advanced Preparation

Hi there!
The classes goes on regularly for dropper batch of JEE Mains & Advanced every week (6 days a week) and like any other coaching they have Sundays for tests. Hope you got your answer.

Prefer any coaching printed booklets or hend written notes, for reading and prectice questions, and ncert must read.

Well, you need to go for the standard books for JEE Advanced which includesu201d
-IIT mathematics by Das Gupta, TMH Publications
-Numerical chemistry by Prakash Bahadur, TMH Publications, Solomon and Vryles for organic. -IE Irodov, TMH Publication for physics. I hope it helps you. Prepare well and solve the past years papers from MTG publication.

If you don't have any coaching institutes for advance level, then go to Kotak and get the best. Don't go for online video lecture. Offline ones are most effective than online ones.

Hi,
Congratulations for clearing JEE Mains. Starting to prepare at this 11th hour for the JEE Advanced is not going to help. JEE Advanced requires thorough preparation from Day 1. There is no sufficient time left to perform outstandingly well now. However, at this time one can just go through all the past years' papers and important portions.

It's not possible to prepare for Advanced level in just 22 days. However, 22 days are just enough for the revision of topics and mocks. In order to prepare more in these 22 days, make a strategy of solving more and more of practice papers and mocks. Keep time for revision and analysis of past years papers so as to spot which area to focus more. All the best.

Engage Publication is for JEE Mains level and other equivalent examinations. Do not rely on either of the books for examinations like JEE Advance. For Advance level you can refer ML Khanna. Its question bank is very good. Refer IIT mathematics by Das Gupta. It is the most important book recommended by many teachers. If you want more questions and that too of good level then refer FIITJEE notes.

Hi,
JEE Advance is the examination which tests the overall preparation and analysis of a student. So a student must study from standard books. Here are the names of books:
Mathematics: IIT mathematics by Das Gupta and TMH Publication along with MTG Publication of past years papers.
Chemistry: Prakash Bahadur for numerical chemistry.
Arihant Publication for inorganic.
Jagdamba Singh for organic chemistry.
Physics: book by IE Irodov. Advance has direct questions from this book.
2) TMH publication and MTG publication past year's papers.

I have divided this entire post into 11 different parts:
Time management
Follow a schedule / Prepare a plan
Know the syllabus and the exam pattern well, weightage
Coaching Classes Online or Offline? Self-study. Study
concepts, solve problems, look at solutions
Solve previous years papers
Take timed practice test series
Group study, hangout more with toppers
Health is wealth
Manage Distractions self control app
Retrospect your day.

No, only NCERT books are not sufficient. You need to study much and more book than that. Some of standard book you need to study and solve them. More the practice, more you will be able to answer in the exam. Search for best books for JEE Advanced study.
Best of luck for future.