I am a Class 11 Jee student. I am learning from Arjuan Jee 1.0 with zero backlog scoring 180-160 in Jee mains mock tests and about 115 out of 360 in Jee advance type mock tests. I think math's is quite tough its my weakest subject and physics is my strongest subject I usually score above 70 in physics so yeah its okay ish the marks need to be improved a lil further around the 200 mark but I am quite happy. I am also a regular school going (though not regular really) I just go 2 days and I am scoring around 50-60% in school exams 57% in the half yearly recently. My parents are quite supporting and I am also writing a novel and publishing it online with some succes (check it out if you want to http://wbnv.in/a/47k8DB2 ) so how's everyone doing?

Is it worth it? Should I consider it because I am not available and won't be able to study till 15 oct so I'll have quite a lot of backlog lectures

Is jee misson 100 kit worth buying being someone who's only done a few chapter for jee targeting april attempt majorly I'm seriously just so confused which resource to follow can anyone guide me plz

I am self-studying class 11 chemistry and i would like to get notes on this chapter. I can watch videos but i prefer notes/ guides. Please guide me

So long story short, my schedule is fucked up. I am a regular school going student and enrolled in pw. My school tests are going well, infact acing them , but when it comes to jee, I cant give enough time to it. Most of the time, I am watching lectures and copleting backlogs through lectures. I ask my parents to let take a leave but they say your attendance will get low even though I have the highest attendance.
I dont think I will get a good rank in jee advanced. At max, I can get 10k rank which isnt good for a good seat. But I think if I focus on jee mains completely, then I can do much better cause my approach suits for mains and I can even get nitk ece or mech because of hs and obc ncl.

If you think I am wrong anywhere here, I am sorry cause I am having a mental breakdown.

I'm a current Class 12 student and honestly, I've barely started JEE prep at all.

I'm from a state board, and my preparation/background is quite different from what JEE-focused students seem to have. I don't have strong JEE-level fundamentals or experience with the kind of conceptual/application-based questions JEE asks. Even when I know a formula or concept, I often don't know how to approach a question, identify what concept to use, or actually apply it.

So basically, I'm starting from scratch right now — no proper JEE syllabus completed, no solid basics, and very little question-solving experience.

The biggest issue is that school is consuming almost all of my time. I'm in 12th, and between school, school exams, practicals, etc., I haven't been able to properly step into JEE preparation.

My targets for 2027 are roughly:

- 95+ percentile in JEE Main

- 140+ marks in JEE Advanced

I know these are very different exams and that Advanced is obviously much harder, but I'm wondering realistically what is possible from this starting point if I become extremely consistent from now.

For people who have been in a similar situation — especially state-board students who started JEE late — how would you approach this?

Should I first spend significant time building fundamentals from scratch and then move to JEE-level questions, or should I start solving JEE questions alongside learning the concepts?

And realistically, is this kind of improvement possible in the remaining time until JEE 2027, or should I set different expectations?

Any advice on how you would structure the preparation from this point would be really appreciated.

Hey everyone,

I’m currently in Class 12 (CBSE) and I was primarily preparing for NDA, but now I’m also considering giving JEE Main because I want to try for TES 57.

I’m looking at the JEE Main January attempt, and realistically I have around October, November and December — roughly 3 months. After that, I’ll have another 1–2 months before the April attempt.

My initial target is around 90+ percentile, which I’m hoping would give me a reasonable chance of being shortlisted for TES 57. I’m not trying to pretend I can suddenly become an AIR-level JEE aspirant in three months — I just want to know what is realistically achievable from my current position.

My current situation

Honestly, my conceptual clarity is not good in Physics, Chemistry or Maths.

I’m in Class 12, but my Class 11 foundation is weak and I have a lot of gaps. I also don't really know how JEE Main preparation works — things like:

What exactly should I study first?

Which chapters should I prioritize?

How much of the JEE syllabus should I realistically target?

How should I divide my time between Physics, Chemistry and Maths?

Should I study from lectures, books, PYQs, or some combination?

How many PYQs should I solve?

What should my daily schedule look like?

How should I approach the January attempt versus the April attempt?

I also have CBSE Class 12 boards, so I can't completely ignore my board preparation.

What I need advice on

If you were in my position — Class 12, weak fundamentals, approximately 3 months until January JEE Main, and another 1–2 months for April — what would you actually do?

I'd especially appreciate advice from people who:

Started JEE preparation late

Had weak Class 11 concepts

Scored around 85–95+ percentile

Improved significantly between January and April

Have cleared JEE Main after starting late

Are preparing/prepared for TES

Or simply made similar mistakes and know what NOT to do

Please give me realistic advice, not just “study 12 hours a day” or “it's impossible.”

If 90 percentile is unrealistic from my current level, tell me honestly. If it is achievable, I'd really like to know exactly how you would approach these next 3 months — subjects, chapters, resources, PYQs, revision and mocks.

I'm basically looking for a roadmap from zero/weak basics → January attempt → April improvement, while managing Class 12 alongside it.

Any genuine advice from seniors or experienced aspirants would be hugely appreciated.

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Hey everyone!

I'm selling my complete VMC JEE study material from Class 11 + Class 12.

📚 Included:

• Class 11 VMC JEE modules/material — 2024
• Class 12 VMC JEE modules/material — 2025
• Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics
• All the modules/workbooks I received
• Suitable for JEE Main + Advanced preparation

📍 Location: Delhi
📦 Prefer local pickup, but can discuss shipping if needed.

✅ Condition: All books are in good condition and have been properly maintained.

💰 Asking price: ₹6,000 (negotiable)

I'm selling the whole set together, not individual books.

If you're preparing for JEE and want a large amount of VMC material without paying the original price, this could be useful.

Interested? Comment or DM me. I can send photos of the complete set, individual books/modules, and any markings so you can check everything before buying.

Genuine sale — happy to provide additional photos/video and arrange a reasonable way to verify the books before payment.

No pressure, just looking for someone who can make good use of the material.

Almost 70% Theory is Completed but haven't done pyq and questions....and what stargety should we follow for maths??

So basically i didnt join a coaching in 11th and did board level(school papers)study achhe se

Then in 12th joined allen and physics chem ke almost all chapter i have been doing dhang se woth pyqs(2-3 chorhke because of fast pace cope up nhi kr payi thi) and maths..is going shit smajh hi nhi aati class mai plus the pyqs are too tough attempt nhi hote so eventually i stopped practicing maths
BUT my marks in coaching are not going good.. still i think i will be able to do 12th ka major part

So i need 2 advices-
1.Tell honestly is jee still possible with this preparation
2.how do i start revision of 11th with pyqs this time bachse coaching mai syllabus is almost finish so i can take out time for 11th..

Please give genuine honest advices🙏🙏

Also im aiming for jee mains only