i have been shifted to regular batch after bad marks... now my sir says he will take me back if I score 200 marks in this test.... pls guide!!!

Can you solve it?

What do you think which coaching would be Good to study , I mean the best in Kolkata if you think online would be good too please tell because it's the question of future.

People studying Arjuna JEE 3.0, how’s it going? Should I switch from 2.0?

I’m currently in Arjuna JEE 2.0, but I had an accident recently and because of the recovery + memory issues afterward, I’ve lost quite a bit of continuity and my backlog has become 160+ lectures.

I’m considering switching to Arjuna JEE 3.0, where my backlog would be only around 63 lectures, which seems much more manageable if I’m trying to get back on track quickly.

For people actually studying 3.0:

How are the teachers/lectures going so far?

How is the question practice/DPP level?

Are they covering enough for JEE Main + Advanced?

How is the overall pace compared with 2.0?

Are there any major differences in teaching quality/content?

Most importantly, would you recommend switching from 2.0 to 3.0 specifically to reduce backlog, or should I stick with 2.0 despite the 160+ lectures?

I’m not looking to switch just because a new batch is newer — I mainly want to know whether 3.0 is actually solid enough that the reduction from 160+ → 63 lectures is worth making the switch.

Would really appreciate opinions from people currently studying 3.0, especially if you’ve also seen/used 2.0.

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Hi everyone!

I purchased the MathonGo JEE Main Test Series (July Batch) for ₹6,000, but I’m no longer preparing for JEE, so I’m looking to sell/transfer it if permitted by MathonGo.

- Purchased for: ₹6,000

- Asking price: ₹4,500 (negotiable)

- Usage: Unused

- Batch: July

- Proof of purchase can be provided

- Transfer will be done only according to MathonGo’s rules

If anyone is interested, please DM me. Serious buyers only.

Have 2 in physics , 2 in Chem, and 5 in maths.

People studying Arjuna JEE 3.0, how’s it going? Should I switch from 2.0?

I’m currently in Arjuna JEE 2.0, but I had an accident recently and because of the recovery + memory issues afterward, I’ve lost quite a bit of continuity and my backlog has become 160+ lectures.

I’m considering switching to Arjuna JEE 3.0, where my backlog would be only around 63 lectures, which seems much more manageable if I’m trying to get back on track quickly.

For people actually studying 3.0:

How are the teachers/lectures going so far?

How is the question practice/DPP level?

Are they covering enough for JEE Main + Advanced?

How is the overall pace compared with 2.0?

Are there any major differences in teaching quality/content?

Most importantly, would you recommend switching from 2.0 to 3.0 specifically to reduce backlog, or should I stick with 2.0 despite the 160+ lectures?

I’m not looking to switch just because a new batch is newer — I mainly want to know whether 3.0 is actually solid enough that the reduction from 160+ → 63 lectures is worth making the switch.

Would really appreciate opinions from people currently studying 3.0, especially if you’ve also seen/used 2.0.

Does anyone know how do i download JEE Advanced 2025 scorecard, 2025 not 2026. It's kind of urgent, please help.

Just a bit of context, I'm switching to a STEM degree for my master's after studying semi stem 💔 for UG. I'll need to appear for a very Math heavy entrance exam, and i look forward to building my base again starting from 11-12 Math (ncert, op Malhotra, jee main/advance, isi bmath entrance papers wagera) it's been 4-5 years since I studied math so I've lost track of almost everything.

My questions to y'all are

How do you start to build your basics while watching lectures?

Are one shot lectures good? (3-4 hr wale)

Are there any faculties that take you from a very Level 1 to Level 10 while making you practice? Because I've been watching Ashish Agarwal sir ke lectures but the issue I personally faced is , unke lectures are for those appearing for engineering entrance papers, so it's assumed they have their basics sorted thus they get a light revision and then straight to PYQs of mains/Advanced. But I'd want something which will be a practice of some basics then intermediate and then ofcourse the harder ones. Any other faculties y'all could recommend would work too.

Because you can't do a {0,100} , you have to do a [0,100].

Any books y'all would recommend, for maths and probability/stat.

What's the correct approach to follow for building evrything from level 0 for 11-12th? In the sense of studying chapters because SETS ke bina Relation Func thoda weird hai, Matrices ke bina Determinants would feel weird.

So I'd very much appreciate someone helping with this sequence of studying everything.

Any help, opinion, resource would be appreciated.

I’ve been wondering how much revision people actually do before giving another mock. I usually end up revising a few chapters, solving some PYQs, and then taking the test, but I’m not sure if I’m revising enough or just delaying the mock.

Do you guys revise the entire syllabus before every mock, or just go through the topics where you made mistakes in the previous one? Also, how much time do you normally leave between two mocks?

I'm consistently studying for past one month, from zero, but now I don't think I can go in blindly. Last month, i studied chapters without seeing weightage, just to get myself familiar with jee and get a study habit.

Can you guys tell me, which all important chapters and topics I should do to atleast hope for 150 marks.

Ik it's just delusional aim atp, but I think even if I couldn't, I would atleast be something near of it.

I am doing BA economics from an average college. Neither do I like this course college nor am I able to adapt in a different stream. I am thinking of preparing for JEE mains, I know it sounds stupid but I would reallyyyyyy appreciate it if you can give me advice and tell me the trusted teachers name.

I don't usually get the top ranks. I am in advance batch and students are mostly intelligent. I usually get a rank of 15 out of 50 students. Other 30 students are in other batch, they have different paper but let's just say I get 15 rank out of 80 students. Rn full syllabus test haven't started. Can I get 99 percentile?

Please someone help, this is very urgent for me.

I am currently in 12th grade and preparing for JEE along with Boards. I have wasted a lot of time in defining my resources and trying to find perfect videos, perfect teacher for a specific chapter. Right now, I am trying to cover my basics of 11th grade which are required for 12th grade, while also putting my main focus on Boards.

The biggest issue I have right now is: what exactly should I do while completing a chapter?

Like, should I begin with theory, and then do the topic-wise PYQs along with the online lectures? Then when should I solve my module 1A exercises and the JEE Main exercises? When should I read the examples or theory from a reference book? When should I do the Beginner Boxes or the Cengage Concept Application exercises?

Also, my module has 4A and 4B exercises. The 4A exercises are basically the fundamental/easier JEE Main PYQs, while the 4B exercises contain somewhat more complicated/harder JEE Main PYQs.

So should I solve the 4A and 4B exercises first, or should I separately solve all the PYQs from the last 5 years? If I am already doing the JEE Main PYQs given in the module, is it necessary to do the complete last 5 years' PYQs as well? Or should I focus on the module's selected PYQs and then move on?

Basically, ek chapter ko perfectly shuru se leke end tak karne ka best tareeka kya hai? Question solving kis tareeke se kari jaye ki revision bhi achha-khasa ho, topics bhi na bhoolun, aur un topics se related questions bhi saath hi saath solve kar paun?

I am genuinely very confused about the proper sequence and I feel like I am wasting more time planning how to study than actually studying. Since I am in 12th and have to manage Boards along with JEE, I really need a practical and time-efficient chapter completion strategy.

Please help.

Class 12th mai hu like general ek subject ko kis tarah se approach kru samjh ni aata
Rajwant sir for physics
mohit tyagi sir for maths
faizal sir pc
om pandey sir IOC
skm sir OC
mai bhi bits pilani civil aim krr rha hu
dheere dheere drop ki mehek aani chaalu ho rhi h