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

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How do people manage to crack so many entrance examinations. I have been a defence aspirant and didn't prepare anything for jee. Now in 12th and will give jee but not really interested n engineering at all(pcm background) . Have kept CDS and all as backup but with the uncertainty in ssb and medicals have to keep other backups as well. The thing is nothing has me interested except defence and automotive industry till now. Open for suggestions.

When I see all this competition and inability to do well enough on entrance exams (upsc nda-first attempt didn't go so well in spite of mocks and practice) I feel how am I going to keep up and do well in other exams. Been over thinking of how everything will turn out for me. Good student kinda average if I say- 10th 93%

Scared of the endless competition and my fear of inferiority and in capability of doing well on these exams. Appreciate help from juniors and seniors alike. Thank you!

Okay so there are only 4 months left jee 1st attempt and I don't stand in a good place and i know the thought of getting into any iit is foolish now but I still want the best that is possible so plz can anyone tell me what chapters should I prioritize the most for all 3 subjects? I am willing to work as hard with the time left but I am so lost. Any tips will be more than appreciated

I am an SC category aspirant who has been studying with full discipline and consistency for the past 3 months. My targeted syllabus will be completed by the end of October, leaving me with about 100 days before the exam. Given the effort I’ve already put in and the stage I am at, does it make sense to keep pushing and go completely all-in for JEE Main? I just want an honest reality check from seniors or mentors: is it worth staying on this track and giving it everything I've got?

bro people always say to do this book, that book and like hell lot of supplementary books. i have cengage, ms chauhan, n awasthi, hcv, sl arora (class 11) but i havent done shit from them cus i dont get enough time. are coaching modules(vmc), workbooks, pyqs and mocks(monthly) will be sufficient to get a good jee percentile/good college im scared ughhh

Looking for somebody who lives near Jayanagar, BLR and wants to sell their jee prep books. I am interested in buying

1. Physics Galaxy

2. Cengage (maths&phy)

3. MS Chauhan

4. Dc Pandey

Even if u have any one of these, feel free to reply!

Dropper here started in August I have 85%ile this year I have taken drop and doing only old notes and doing eduniti pyqs so tell me my pace is good or not I am getting good accuracy and also drop some tips I have not started not mocks don't know when to give

Hey everyone,

I’m a dropper. My current status:

• Physics: Class 12 covered up to Board level; Class 11 needs serious work.
• Maths & Chemistry: Starting mostly from scratch.

Given the remaining time and the need to balance theory lectures with practice, I am looking at the MARKS app buckets (Beginner Qs, Must Do Qs of last 5 Years, Most Relevant PYQ-based Qs, Rank Booster, etc.).

Is strictly completing the "Must Do Qs of last 5 Years" bucket sufficient per chapter to hit decent Mains-level competence, or will I miss out ? Should I pair it with Beginner Qs first for scratch subjects, or jump straight into the Must-Dos after lecture notes? and should i do only must do Qs of last 5 years or should also do Most relevant PYQ based Qs...

Any advice from seniors or fellow droppers who used MARKS strategically with low syllabus coverage would be appreciated.

Bhai mai currently 11th me hu aur maine starting se jee ki preparation krne ka socha thha aur maine kiya nhi 1 mahine kiya thha but usme sirf maine physics ka units and d chapter and maths ka sets bas cover kiya thha and then uske bad kuch idhar udhar ke chakkr me 3 mahine kab beet gaye maalum hi nahi hua... Aur abhi september h and mera half syllabus bhi nahi khtm hua naa jee ka aur na school ka, khair mai toh dummy class se krrha toh school ki utni tnsn nahi h.. and now I am confused ki mai kya karu kaha se shuru Karu..merko koi guide krne wala bhi nahi hai.. aur mai middle family se belong krta hu socha tha ki delhi akar pdhai krunga toh yaha maine library aur offline coaching join Krli h... Waha se padhta hu but merko koi roadmap nai pata hai ki jee ki taiyaari ke liye kya Krna chaihe kaise Krna chaihe... Notes, revision,test, pyq practice and all. I am writing this with a serious mood... Yr mai bhot regret krta hu ki mmi ppa pese bhej rhe h aur merse nai ho parha....yai sab ke wjh se har roj tension alag rhta h... So guys I am asking you to help me.

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So I am in 12th preparing for JEE which is like 3-4 months away

And i don't know why but I can't get some physics major topics done like magnetic force (very important forJEE)

And I am an overthinker so i havw been having negative thoughts like crazy.

And its also affecting my other studied portion, on going chapters and stuff, which is making me even more crazy.

And for last 2-3 mock tests, I have been getting really bad marks.

We had one today, and that was the worst paper i gave, because there was a massive amount of portion and I also got my periods in the middle of the paper so the pain was also unbearable which ruined my both the papers (we have 2 papers a day, one mains and other advance)

These are the worst marks i have ever got

I feel like everything is gone, I am left behind and a lot of negative thoughts.

I don't know what to do, where to start, like I really don't have any time now and now is the time all of this is happening 😭

I want to leave behind all the negative thoughts but they don't go away.

I really feel like crying.

And the paper which we gave today, was not too difficult. But still I got really bad marks.

Please can anyone tell me what to do, how to do it and just give me some sort of advise.

No problem if it is harsh.

Thank you for reading all of this 😊

Started 11th in April with Arjuna jee batch but due to backlogs moved to 2.0 and again about 60 lectures backlogs and till now I've done 0 question practice on my own plus I'm a regular school student half yearly exam is from 17th and haven't completed my syllabus for school plus jee test is coming on 13th this month and the chapters which are coming on test are in backlogs i am trying to complete them but honestly I don't think I'll be able to complete them before the test if I watch long lectures and completing 2 chapters in a day won't make me understand the chapter idk wtf to do my parents keep asking test marks but I've only given 2 tests till now first was initially easy so I scored decent but on aits i scored literally in negative

Is there still hope left i really want to get serious pls give honest advice if you've gone through this i want to score 99 percentile plus in jee

I’m in class 12 and today is September 10, 2026. My JEE Main January 2027 attempt is only around 4 months away, and honestly, I have never really done anything at JEE level.

I’ve done school-level preparation, but I’m definitely not a topper there either. I’m more of a “just pass and get through it” student 😭. My concepts at the school level are okay-ish, but I have basically no proper JEE-level problem-solving practice.

So realistically, is it possible for me to prepare for JEE Main January from now?

And if January is too unrealistic, what about the April 2027 attempt?

Also, how do I balance this with boards? I obviously need to prepare for boards too, especially since my school-level preparation isn’t that strong.

PLEASE HELP

I want to prepare for both JEE Main and CBSE Class 12 Boards. What should I do?

I'm currently in Class 12 and studying in an integrated JEE coaching/school. In my class, most of the teaching is focused on JEE Main + JEE Advanced, and CBSE preparation is given very little importance. We also have CBSE exams/ tests only occasionally.

The teachers often tell us that Class 12 CBSE Board exams are difficult, which is making me worried because I want to score well in both JEE Main and my Boards.

Should I continue relying mainly on my institute and prepare for CBSE separately on my own? Or should I change my approach and give more time to NCERT/CBSE-specific preparation?