JEE Preparation

You may get enough material for JEE preparation on the various websites like topper.com, which provide enough material and you can even go for DLP courses of AKASH or BANSAL.

Try to study ncert books from 11th. Solve problems based on applications. Focus on physics mostly. Study hard for 2 years.

Hello Prahalad,
No, you should not spend 2 years for IIT after class 12th. Many students spend only a maximum of 1 year and that too only if they have the confidence of getting into IIT by doing hard work. Also, you need to answer the question, why did you spend a year after class 12th? When the companies come for placements, they always look for the continuity in studies.
So, choose wisely. If you can get admission in IIT then drop 1 year, if you cant then don't waste time as many have failed in JEE Advanced even after spending a year.

Don't waste your 2-3 years. Instead, take admission in a good college and pursue engineering, and become a good engineer.
Good luck.

Yes, there should be no doubt in that. Both its faculty and material is just awesome.

Hello Abhishek,
If you are quite clear over your concepts then coaching's study materials will be enough for you to score some good marks in JEE Mains and Advanced, however, join any good and reputed test series to get the glimpse of examinations.
All the best!

If you are sure that you can do better next year or you can get some good college or a better rank in JEE, then you have to wait for it, otherwise don't waste your time and money.

Class 10th board exams are Iron GATE for you, so you can have to give proper attention to board exams. When you are free from it then you can clear your basic concepts of class 10th and the main topic comes in JEE belongs to class 11th 12th NCERT syllabus.

If you are crazy about going for JEE then you don't need any coaching. All you need is hard work and self-study.
You can consult your parents, your teachers and you friends too.
Good luck!

Hello Rambabu,
Yes, it's the best. You can study for JEE Mains as well as clearing your backlogs simultaneously. Take some tuition or join some class for this to happen successfully.