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2 Jul 2008 21:05:18 IST

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i am a class 12 student preparing for jee-2009. i am thorough with 60% of class 11 jee syllabus. how should i study to balance my cbse and iit preparation in an effective manner. i am ready to put up lots of hard work. please guide me.

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pink_ele

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2 Jul 2008 21:29:51 IST

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.....its gud that u r having a gud pace wid syll ........but don let it down......firstly completely understand d basics frm cbse buks.....den move towards jee stuff............lo0ooooooooooooooooooot of hard work is not neccessary.......but d quality of work matters...........
be steady coz often students.....lose dere pace during skool days in 11th........if u utilize dis year den half of d job is already done!.......

akshaytalwar2

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2 Jul 2008 22:02:21 IST

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I don't think so. Studying from CBSE books will never make basics strong. For strong basics either attend quality coaching or books of foreign authors. Once you are thorough with JEE just do the finishing touches for CBSE so that you can score acceptable, 80-90% in XII boards

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2 Jul 2008 22:30:13 IST

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Yes , you can still do it.

All you require is structured planning + Planned Hard Work + Smart Work .

All your work must be smart work.

Smart work means solving quality questions.

Some tips :

1. Gradually increase the level of questions you solve.

2. Solve each and every question in specified time. Don't look into the solutions impatiently. Learn the basics concepts the problem demands.

3. Solve good , quality problems.

4. Pay more attention to topics that are frequently asked in the JEE.

5. Write as many mock tests as many possible. Analyse your mistakes from them and rectify them.

6. Do not neglect your board exams. Study for them seriously. Write mock tests and get evaluated from your teachers

7. Consult your sir and discuss your problems in detail with him.

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