JEE Preparation

Hello Sanket,
In JEE Mains, the questions are not that tough but they require high conceptual knowledge and solving skills.
The questions are from PCM only based on classes 11th & 12th syllabi (NCERT).
First, you can go through the concepts in PCM as they play a major role in any of the exams.
The questions in JEE Mains will be generally easy but you need to master the concepts to be fast in answering as the time is not more.
You can prefer NCERT books for getting conceptual clarity. Then you can prefer TMH (Tata Mc Graw Hill) and Arihant books for PCM concepts as well as problems.
They are really good books for JEE preparation and they provide good quality of exercises for practice.
You can solve as many problems as you can within the time limit so that they will provide you a better way of preparation for JEE Mains.
The previous year's papers would help you a lot to understand the quality of questions in JEE.
In the last days of preparation, it is good to avoid new topics and give as many mock tests as possible.
For JEE Advanced, it is essential to have a good coaching and practice.
Stay focused and work hard.
All the best!

It is a better idea if you start your JEE preparations from the class 8th or 9th because there are many subjects and competitive olympiads and exams being conducted class 7th onwards in which you can participate and learn a lot of things. Also, you can enter the group of an elite category of students which are hired by various coaching institutes and provided with the high-class preparation methods for JEE Mains for free. Though you have to study a lot in the time where no one can realise the actual study pattern of competitions which would be hard for you if you can face this you, will definitely raise your chances for Advanced. Also, don't try to take much stress as it will completely disturb your mental balance. Try to be in your comfort zone from the starting. Try and learn managing things as it is not as simple as it seems. Also, try to focus more on gaining knowledge and be aware of various national and international olympiads held in and around your academic session.
Thank you. Feel free to ask any other question.
Best of luck.

The best way for the preparation of JEE Mains along with boards is through linking their syllabus.
What one needs to know is the common aspects from the point of view of both the exams.
Most of the time, students make mistakes and study the same topic thrice from Mains perspective followed by Advanced and boards exams.
For that, take an example of thermodynamics, first read your school textbooks thoroughly then go through with your coaching notes and ask all the doubts related to your topic.
After that, go through your textbook questions, both subjective and objective.
From boards only, one has covered a lot of Mains topics because the study pattern for board involves complete analysis of the topic from root till the top.
Now, after going through boards, solve the mains MCQs if required.
Then solve your coaching or practise material for Advanced and try to relate every single topic with boards.
Please do not write your high-level solutions in the boards. Keep it simple and to the point.
The above process needs hard work but is the most used and preferred method.
Thank you.
Best of luck.

Yes, there are no restrictions on students to prepare for JEE provided they fulfil the criteria for JEE exams. The eligibility for JEE is as follows:
Basic eligibility:
Nationality: Candidates must be an Indian citizen.
NRIs, PIOs, OCIs & Foreign national candidates can also apply.
Number of Attempts: Candidates can apply for JEE Mains exam only three times. This attempt limit will be counted from 2017.
Aadhaar Card is compulsory to apply for this exam.
Age criteria:
Age limit: Candidates whose date of birth falls on or after 1st October 1993 (for general and OBC candidates) are eligible to apply.
Relaxation: If candidates belong to a reserved category like SC, ST and PwD category then the date of birth falls on or after 1st October 1988 are eligible for JEE Mains.
Candidates note down that the date of birth mentioned in the Secondary Education Board/University will be considered only for appearing in the exam.
Qualification criteria:
Qualifying exam: Candidates must qualify their 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board.
Subjects: Candidates must have to take a minimum of 5 subjects in 12th/equivalent examination. Candidates appearing for JEE Mains 2018 must have passed class 12th with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics in order to apply.
Passing marks: There is no prescribed percentage to appear in the examination. Candidates having passing marks can also apply.
Only for admission to NITs, IIITs and CFTIs, candidates should secure minimum 75% marks (65% for SC/ST students) in the qualifying examination or must be in the top 20 percentile in class 12th examination conducted by the respective boards.
Appearing candidates: If a candidate appears in class 12th or equivalent class in 2018 then he/she is also eligible for JEE Mains 2018.
NIOS candidates can also apply for this exam.
Diploma holders: To appear in JEE Advanced, a Diploma holder can apply in JEE Mains 2018, but their rank & score in JEE Mains will not be considered for admission in NITs & CFTIs.
No board marks will be taken into account for calculating JEE Mains score from the year 2017 onwards.