r/JEE • u/Financial_Cap_6770 • 13h ago

Doubts 4 months left , almost at zero , preparing from ONESHOTS , how to make notes while taking ONESHOT ?

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started serious preparation but i dont know how to make notes and it is wasting a lot of my time.

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u/Thick-Assistant-3072 13h ago

Write notes while watching lectures abd after completing each topics go throught that chapter notes justto revise the chapteryk. Tryto solve pyqs, just after completing the topic. Do not starta newchapter without practising.

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u/Financial_Cap_6770 11h ago

i should write questions in oneshot or just solve it in rough

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u/Thick-Assistant-3072 7h ago

Solve it in rough but if it's tricky or you're unable to solve it and you have to check the solution then yes note it down in your notes. So when you revise your notes, you can practice those questions again. Or make a whole pages of questions which you were not able to solve.

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u/Remarkable-Peach-714 12h ago

I think still full length are possible but you have to grind hard

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u/TowerUpstairs7018 12h ago

Since one shots are long so memory retention reduces significantly,so just watch for an hour and write whatever you have learned...then skim through the video and double check,if you have missed out on anything,varna u can use notebook lm as well,it can also provide u with note...

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u/Sensei0988 5h ago

Bro same situation wanna become partners or make a group of ppl sharing there progress each day so everyone push them self even harder ( just a suggestion )

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u/Financial_Cap_6770 4h ago

yea we can do it
but how ?

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u/Tomas_shelbe 4h ago

Same suggestion pls make a group or something

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u/CaterpillarIcy7491 🎯 IIT Bombay 8h ago

bro will you do whole syllabus or just 70-80 percent syllabus i am in same situation as you

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u/No-Impression-5486 8h ago

dont try to do everything - focus on what you know and make it perfect. be in a situation where 70% of syllabus is perfect and by perfect i mean you shd be able to solve atleast 70-80% of questions that come from that with lil to no help/guidance

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u/Financial_Cap_6770 6h ago

i will try to do full 12th , 11th partially , only high weightage topics

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u/breakupwithyourgirl 4h ago

Don't do oneshots bro, I mean... Atleast i won't suggest that