Once jee is over every engineers choice is to get into NIT?s which is through AIEEE conducted by CBSE.Which contains a bit easier questions as compared to JEE. To solve them all you need is just a bit of knowledge and presence of mind, as questions in it are tricky.

After jee just go thorough the chapters you like thoroughly read the summary formulae etc. and just go though some examples may 20-25 odd and the chapter is complete. And while doing this never feel that you are never well prepared for it. If you prepare nearly about 20 chapters like this in every subject you are through to NIT?s.

And the most important portion is to learn to solve question in limited space, as you wont get much space to solve a question in the paper.

Go thorough the previous years papers of IIT and AIEEE questions are repeated in it.

Aspirants are often caught on the wrong foot in this step they just want to just study hard,hard and hard which according to me is of no use just of overstrain yourself wont land you anywhere it will make you feel how less you know.

In this stage you study only those chapters which you enjoy to read which can help in multiplying your performance.

Don?t overburden your self just take everyday as any other day and read as you had practiced for the past years. Remember don?t be greedy i.e don?t try to read more,more and more. Read only up to your capacity over burdening yourself wont let you anywhere.

Maths: Coordinate, Probability, Integral Calculus, Continuity, Binomial, Permutation and Combination

Chemistry: Nomenclature, Ionic, Quantum Numbers, Thermodynamics-II, Electrochemistry, Molecular Orbital Diagram, SN1 and SN2 rxns,

Physics: Electric Field, Radioactivity, Basics of Rotational Motion, Magnetic Field,

Ø      Talk less

Ø      Eat moderately

Ø      Don?t do any thing extra(which you haven?t done in the past)

Ø      Do a little bit of meditation(Sitting alone in a quiet room facing the wall for jus 2 mins)

Ø      Don?t force yourself to do anything

Ø      Stay Happy

Ø      Don?t take tension

Ø      Listen to soft music

Ø      Study very less allow your mind to be free

Ø      Talk the least you can

Ø      Just do what you love to

Ø      Don?t take or follow any advice that you get just do what your conscience tell you to do

Ø      Sleep by your usual time

Ø      Take a light but very nutritious breakfast

Ø      Wear the most comfortable clothes you have

Ø      Ask one of your family members to accompany you to the exam centre

Ø      Drink ample amount of water before the exam

Ø      Keep a memory of the best days of your life and recollect them when you feel very tensed

Ø      Visualize the word RELAX take couple of long breaths and start afresh

Ø      Do only the question in which you are 100% confident

Ø      Don?t try to look her and there