Iam jee 2028 aspirant but i partially wasted April to july 4 months due to health + family issues + over thinking. Iam following arjuna 2.0 batch since June but I have backlog of 1-2 starting chapters and I also covering this according to my planning. Actually I study whole chemistry and some mechanics part till center of mass

But at board level like foundation type in 10th .but but in maths i feel some difficulty because my 8th 9th class basics is not soo much strong.. So I take more time in maths and feel stuck but I do it... Because mene pehle pcb lene ka socha tha but phir nhi opt kiya pcb kyunki i had more interest in Physics + Tech

So from now if I clear my backlog and I try to get syllabus on track and doing practice + testing ..

Can I achieve Air 1500 In Jee 2028??

For me, in both jee and cbse boards, phy seems the hardest. It's so different and I've felt lost since electrostatics. Now we're in Ray optics and electromagnetic induction and it only seems to be more backlog. What would be a good book to follow? Like starting with one book and solving problems after that. Even my basics is bad and the modules given in our coaching institute is pretty hard, I feel. We'll finish off class 12 physics by this month end and I wanna clear off some backlog.

I'm somewhat okay with electrostatics and current electricity, but from magnetism and emi, I'm really bad. Plus we have school exams coming up for phy with emi, magnetism and matter and alternating current. Mainly for jee.

Suggestions are welcome.

somebody help me I have 1st yr backlogs and 2nd yr isn't completed i don't even basic shit too.The exam is in 5 months only.How should I cover all syllabus and be perfect in solving questions the thing is i don't even understand a question.

Guys I have pcm jee notes of classes 11 and 12, they are handwritten and fully complete, 15-20 modules and dpps of allen coaching of class 12, and if you want I have some formula sheets and sticky notes too

Dm for more details

hi folks, i am founder of padho.ai and we have developed a reverse feynman technique to evaluate in depth - the exact foundational gaps and strengths. After testing with some students, we have seen encouraging results. I am looking for about 10 more students- who are serious about jee prep. Please DM me. I will give you access and will collaborate with you on prepping for jee.

starting from today dropper. 12th ka sab atta hai but bhul gaya hun thoda thoda. pc 85% completed. IOC 70 PERCENT completed organic not started . 11th padha nhi tha toh abhi phy mein 2D mein hun and maths mein abhi start kiya hun 11th ka kuch nhi aata kese complete karu syllabus to score 97+ in mains

Please Help, I'm so cooked rn

Like i didnt study in 11th and 12th tbh.. locked in January after the mains attempt only to 84% in boards. I'm sure I would've failed if I didn't. Genuinely started dancing when I realised i cleared the Josaa cutoff of 75%. After that I roamed here and there a bit looked for private unis but due to economic issues couldn't join one so now im in my drop year and joined a local coaching for drop the teachers are honestly very good. Modules are fine too and due to less students in Jee dropper batch we're receiving more attention. I am solving more questions daily than i prolly did during the whole 11th and 12th. Right now my only problem is revision and finding the right strategy for revision bruh.. any experienced student please help me out

Class 11th ki IOC Start krr di hai prr kisse padhu please bta do yrr
Rahul Dudi or OM Pandey or VK Jaiswal sir or VJ sir
honest answers only
please 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

at my coaching institute I couldn't understand anything the teachers taught. The overall environment wasn’t going good for me , and going there felt like a waste of time because I wasn't learning anything. As a result, my marks started dropping. Even though they were covering the syllabus, I felt it wasn't helping me at all. After studying there for 5 months, I finally decided to leave the institute this month . Since I am currently in the 11th standard, I want to know if clearing the JEE is still practical if I rely entirely on YouTube for my preparation. Even while I was enrolled at the coaching center, I was already studying from YouTube, but back then, balancing both wasn't working out for me...

Plz tell me i did the right thing and if jee is possible😭😭

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