Strategy is essential for competitive exam preparation like IIT JEE Mains and Advanced and NEET. Without the right strategy, you cannot progress in your exam preparation. Here we are with this article to teach you what you ought to do to enhance your JEE 2022 preparation process.
Let us begin with the expected dates for JEE 2022. The first attempt of JEE 2022 is probably in the second week of March. If things go well and as planned, there are about 30 days left for the exam. This one month is very crucial for the students to accelerate their exam preparation. It is during these last days students tend to lose their focus.
It becomes imperative for students to reorganize and build their focus in the right direction. They need to remind themselves of the purpose of why they are studying and how it makes a huge difference. So, try to remain focused during these last few weeks.
How to crack JEE Mains 2022?
This is a burning question right now for all the JEE aspirants who are to give their exams. Here are the simple steps to follow to crack JEE Mains 2022.
Step 1: Know the exam
Step 2: Preparation strategy for the next 30 days
Step 3: Maintain consistency in the right direction
Step 4: Train your body and mind for the exam
Here is an analysis from an expert faculty of Infinity Learn from Sri Chaitanya.
Percentage of topics
Let us talk about the percentage of topics covered from the subjects of 11 and 12 grades.
Based on the analysis from the previous exams, the following observations have been made.
Maths – 46% from 11th grade and 54% from 12
Physics – 57% from 11th grade and 43% from 12
Chemistry – 49% from 11th grade and 51% from 12
| Percentage | Grade 11 | Grade 12 |
| Mathematics | 46% | 54% |
| Physics | 57% | 43% |
| Chemistry | 49% | 51% |
If you carefully observe the above table, you can see that both 11 and 12 grades are significant.
Do not skip the topics from any grade. Both grades have an equal role to play in your exams. Focus on all the topics from all the subjects.
Level of Questions
Let us talk about the difficulty level of questions you can expect from the respective subjects in the exam.
Based on the analysis from the previous exams, the following observations have been made.
Mathematics
Easy – 37.35%
Medium – 52.41%
Difficult – 10.24%
Physics
Easy – 56.32%
Medium – 40.8%
Difficult – 2.87%
Chemistry
Easy – 54.86%
Medium – 41.14%
Difficult – 4%
If you consider the above analysis carefully, around 70 to 80% of the paper consists of moderate and easy questions. The rest, 15 to 20%, is tough. You can score good marks on the majority portion of the questions.
Whenever you sit to study, make sure you set a realistic target to achieve. But how do you do that? Well, here is the answer.
How to study?
Below are the steps that will help you with how to study.
Building Subject knowledge
- Surgical Strike (Targeted Study)
- Taking the help of PYPs
- Practice questions from the reliable sources
Take the previous 5 years’ questions papers and go through the questions. Identify the frequently asked questions from these papers and do selective study by reading those topics from the books. Prepare notes of the same.
Now, take the previous year’s papers from reliable sources and solve the questions.
Pick a chapter from each subject every day and follow the above procedure to reinforce your concepts.
Start with these topics in Chemistry
a) Physical Chemistry
- Solid State
- Solutions
- Mole concepts
- Thermodynamics
b) Organic and Inorganic Chemistry
- Periodic Table
- Hydrogen
- Chemical Bonding
- Named Reactions
- Oxidization
List of important topics in Maths you need to deal with in the first place.
- Matrix and Determinations
- 3D Geometry
- Definite Integration
- Application of Derivatives
- Sequence and Series
- Straight Lines
- Quadratic Equation
- Statics
List of important topics in Physics you need to deal with in the first place.
- Modern Physics
- Current Electricity
- COM and Collisions
- Rotation
- SHM
- EMI and AC
- Thermodynamics
- Semi-Conductor
- Gravitation
- Ray Opticals
You can expect sure-shot questions from these chapters and topics.
Do selective study. If you look at the previous years’ papers, you will get a clear idea of what topics to study from which chapters.
Training for exam
1. Put up a timer every time you practice questions.
Take some 30 questions and solve them as if you are solving them for the exam. Have a time set for 1 hour for each subject.
2. Do the questions in one sitting of 3 hours.
Try to solve the questions continuously for 3 hours for all the subjects. You can sit from 9 am to 12 noon or 2 pm to 5 pm to answer the questions. Make sure your time frame is in alignment with the actual exam schedule.
3. Evaluate yourself at the end of every sitting.
Try evaluating yourself at the end of every setting to check where you went wrong and what are areas that need improvement.
4. Give Mock Tests from reliable sources.
You can use the JEE Main Free Mock Tests from Infinity Learn and solve questions from these papers every day.
Power of a Healthy Body and Relaxed Mind
It is crucial to keep your body healthy, and your mind relaxed during your preparation time. This is what you can do:
- Exercise for 20 minutes both morning and evening.
- Meditate for 15 minutes both morning and evening.
- Eat healthy fruits and vegetables.
- Stay away from social media distractions.
If you follow the above points diligently, you can surely crack JEE 2022 Mains with a good score.
Watch the video below for more insights into the analysis and JEE 2022 Mains. It will help you gain a complete understanding of the preparation strategy.
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