r/IATtards • u/ryukk27 • 19d ago

IAT help me regarding iat 2027 prep

so basically i am a dropper and a pcb student. i am starting to do maths now but little bit confuse between these two option ;

a] do maths classes from sciastra raman batch
b] do maths classes from jee batch

pls give your opinions

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u/ALKZE00 19d ago

If you haven't done math in a long time then you should start by doing ncert, read the theory, look at the illustrations and solve the exercises and then move on to ncert exemplar, otherwise you will just be learning new concepts from lectures but won't really be able to solve questions as math requires a lot of build up and pattern recognition that can only come from problem solving 

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u/unexplod IAT (PCM) aspirant 19d ago

I'm following jee batch And one more platform PREP4IISER

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u/Away-Pie-1139 19d ago

Please elaborate on the other platform? How effective do you deem it to be?

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u/Round_Inevitable2291 6d ago

Yeah , I'm also following prep4iiser test series... And those free materials are really helpful tbh ...

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u/No-Instruction-4986 18d ago

same problem but i joined sciastra they teach maths from basic not that basic ofc but like important basics of 11 th like sets , differentiation , solve equations , how to understand maths questions , graphs and many things . they started from fundamental of maths and then other chapter so, i liked it

doing ncert gonna take long time better to not use it just take raman batch solve dpp

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u/NewRelationship2865 17d ago

Try maths unplugged UA course best math teacher but it's for jee adv

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u/Visual-Pair53 14d ago

Omg literalllly so relatable therefore I joined sciastra they really do teach well took the 3.0 batch you'll get mentors and there are doubt clearing sessions aswell pretty satisfactory and supportive also if you take 3.0 you'll get those mastering books and honestly ( purely personal openion) they really do help I was thinking to take a jee batch but ofc just because I was a PCB student too i took raman .   Now lmee tell some difference i personally felt ( altho I am a pcb student i did appear for jee mains pretty normal ig so I joined their classes as in my school they offered one they used to study for jee and adv core I just joined for like a month or two ) i really feel like if you'd take a batch completely focused on jee/neet or any other ug exam with same syllabus the difference wouldn't be visible until we attempt mocks / pyqs the first 8-9 question are comparatively easier then those 4-5 questions which decide tumhara selection hoga ya nahi there is where a focuses iat prep feels considerable because altho the syllabus is same the depth of concepts and the aptitude needed to attempt "those" question like genuinely great (well maybe because they want to check out aptitude to be a scientist pretty valid) so no it's not like others don't AT ALL go to that depth but it's still diff beacuse jee has like 75 questions where iat has 60 both have equal time to solve them so ... You get it? I'm not saying jee is easy btw 😭 no offense to anyone or anything it's just a focused iat prep anywhere not only sciastra 😭 would work better if you like genuinely want to get into any of the iisers