Messages posted by Mayank Choudhary

what exactly was ur mistake????

pick up any good iit jee book on maths, eg TMH, and go thru the theory section of indefinite(and definite) integration. u'll get ur answer.

well i'm not sure, but i think u're talking about the Grandfather Paradox.here it is.Suppose u have a time machine and you are feeling a bit mischievous.So u think lets go back to the past and have some fun.you go back to the time when your grandfather was very young and your father was not born at that point of time.What you then did was u killed your grandfather(don't take it offensively, i'm just telling u a concept, i'm not suggesting that u did it). now you just killed your grandfather at such a time when your father was not conceived.this means YOU were not born. And if you weren't born, you CANNOT go back in time and kill ur grandfather. but then you DID kill your grandfather didnt ya, thats why you weren't born.this is the paradox.one explanation that has been suggested to explain this is the concept of parallel universes.according to it, you did go back in time and kill your grandfather, but in another universe, so whatever changes you made in that universe, dont show up in this universeits a bit tricky, time travel, some things baffle you, this paradox is one of those things.

ya, this article is copied from jesh's one

good one,

well, nice try, and they are good too, but not perfectyou have not told the most important condition in l'hopital's rule, manthat it is only applicable when http://www.knowledgebin.org/kb/images/1/factbook/equations/png/0363.png is of the form 0/0 or infinity/infinityany way, i didn't read all ur formulae,still a good jobi'd rate i a thumbs up

mine is 71

comments please, and please rate the article

you say that you study more if you are listening to radio songs, well, if you are okay with it , you can continue. But to make sure that the radio does not hamper your learning abilities what i recommend that you should take tests of yourself regularly to make sure that you have learned the things.

touching

this article will be a waste if you only appreciate it, but not follow it, its not late, only 4 days of this schedule are over, you can start following it asap

any one following the plan, please let me know

hey please rate meif anybody is following this plan , please tell me

it really is the best article I have ever read anywhere, only after reading your article, i realised that what i will be missing if i do not get admission in an iitmy eyes are wet and teary because i am really feeling sad because i didn.t work hard for two years, now with only 6 months left, i will put my best efforts to get a respectable rank in iiti really thank you from within my heart for sharing this beautiful experience of yours with us on goiit, and it is indeed THE best article on goiitthank you achin bansal, thank you

thank you jesh for your thoughtful suggestion,i see that what you say is very much true and correct,your comment has made me consider a re-planning

good article , I really liked the Churchill quoteso simple yet so powerful

6 Months MASTER PREPARATION PLAN

For IIT-JEE and Boards Exams

I recently came to know about goiit.com, and I really liked it so I joined it,

I read an article http://www.goiit.com/posts/list/community-shelf-how-to-study-for-iit-jee-in-6-months-980831.htm

on how to prepare for JEE in 6 months by written by Jesh and found it very good, so I decided to perfect the plan so here it goes

Books followed in this planning [you can modify the plan according to the books you have]

Physics: HC Verma

Organic Chemistry: Arihant

Physical Chemistry: RC Mukerjee

Inorganic Chemistry: NCERT or Pradeep’s, if you have time OP Tandon

Maths: Tata-McGraw Hill Course in Mathematics for IIT JEE

Time Left: a little more than 6 months or about 27 weeks

Week 1: Oct 5 to Oct 11

Physics:

1. Electric Field & Potential

2. Gauss’s Theorem

Chemistry:

1. Bonding in Organic Compounds

2. Nomenclature of Organic Compounds

3. Isomerism

Maths:

1. Functions

2. Start Limits & Continuity

Week 2: Oct 12 to Oct 18

Physics:

1. Capacitors

2. Start electric Current

Chemistry:

1. Mechanism of Organic reactions

Maths:

1. Finish Limits & Continuity

2. Start Differentiation

Week 3: Oct 19 to Oct 25

Physics:

1. Complete Electric Current

2. Thermal effects of Current

3. Magnetic Field

Chemistry:

1. Alkanes

2. Alkenes

3. Alkynes

Maths:

1. Finish Differentiation

2. Start Application of Derivatives

Week 4: Oct 26 to Nov 1

Physics:

1. Magnetic Field Due to Current

2. Permanent Magnets

Chemistry:

1. Alkyl Halides

2. Monohydric Alcohols

Maths:

1. Finish Application of Derivatives

2. Start Indefinite Integration

Week 5: Oct 2 to Oct 8

Physics:

1. Magnetic Properties of Matter

2. Electromagnetic Induction

Chemistry:

1. Ethers, oxiranes & polyhydric alcohols

2. Aldehydes & ketones

Maths:

1. Complete Indefinite Integration

2. Start Definite Integrals

Week 6: Nov 9 to 15 Nov

Physics:

1. Alternating Currents

2. Electromagnetic Waves

3. Photoelectric Effect & Wave-Particle Duality

Chemistry:

1. Carboxylic Acids

2. Functional Derivatives of Carboxylic Acids

Maths:

1. Complete Definite Integrals

2. Differential Equations

Week 7: Nov 16 to Nov 22

Physics

1. Bohr’s Model & Physics of the Atom

2. X-Rays

3. Start Semiconductors & Semiconductor Devices

Chemistry:

1. Amines

2. Amino Acids

3. Carbohydrates

Maths:

1. Theory of Equations

Week 8: Nov 23 to Nov 29

Physics:

1. Complete Semiconductors & Semiconductor Devices

2. The Nucleus

3. Introduction to Physics[ Only those topics asked prescribed in IIT-JEE Syllabus]

4. Physics & Mathematics[ Only those topics asked prescribed in IIT-JEE Syllabus]

Chemistry:

1. Start Aromatic Compounds

Maths:

1. Progressions

Week 9: Nov 30 to Dec 6

Physics:

1. Rest & Motion: Kinematics

2. Newton’s Laws of Motion

Chemistry:

1. Finish Aromatic Compounds

Maths:

1. Logarithm

2. Matrices

Week 10: Dec 7 to Dec 13

Physics:

1. Friction

2. Circular Motion

3. Start Work & Energy

Chemistry

1. Cycloalkanes

2. Miscellaneous Problems

3. Elemental Analysis

4. Mole Concept

5. Stoichiometry

Maths:

1. Determinants

Week 11: Dec 14 to Dec 20

Physics:

1. Complete work & Energy

2. Center of Mass, Linear Momentum, Collision

3. Start Rotational Mechanics

Chemistry:

1. Eudiometry or Gas Analysis

2. Atomic Weight

3. Molecular Weight

4. Chemical Equivalent

5. Volumetric Calculations

6. Electrolysis & Electrolytic Conductance

7. Estimation of Elements in Organic Compounds

8. Empirical, Molecular & Structural Formulae

Maths:

1. Probability

Week 12: Dec 21 to Dec 27

Physics:

1. Complete rotational Mechanics

2. Gravitation

Chemistry:

1. Atomic Structure & Radioactivity

2. Properties of Gases

Maths:

1. Start Complex Numbers

Week 13: Dec 28 to Jan 3

Physics:

1. Simple Harmonic Motion

2. Fluid Mechanics

Chemistry:

1. Dilute solution & Colligative properties

2. Chemical Thermodynamics

Maths:

1. Complete Complex Numbers

2. Permutations & Combinations

Week 14: Jan 4 to Jan 10

Physics:

1. Some Mechanical Properties of Matter

2. Start wave motion & Waves in a String

Chemistry:

1. Chemical Equilibrium

2. Ionic Equilibrium

Maths:

1. Binomial Theorem

Week 15: Jan 11 to Jan 17

Physics:

1. Complete Wave Motion & Waves in A String

2. Sound Waves

Chemistry:

1. Chemical Kinetics

2. Electromotive Force

Maths:

1. Elementary Trigonometry

Week 16: Jan 18 to Jan 24

Physics:

1. Light Waves

2. Start Geometrical Optics

Chemistry:

1. Oxidation Number& Balancing Redox Reactions

2. Solid & Liquid States

3. Start Miscellaneous Problems For Revision

Maths:

1. Solutions of Triangles & Applications of Trigonometry

Week 17: Jan 25 to Jan 31

Physics:

1. Complete Geometrical Optics

2. Optical Instruments

Chemistry:

1. Complete Miscellaneous Problems

2. Do Miscellaneous Objective Questions

3. Start Preparing for Practical Exam

Maths:

1. Trigonometric Equations

2. Inverse Trigonometric Functions

3. Start Cartesian System of Rectangular Coordinates & Straight Lines

Week 18: Feb 1 to Feb 7

Physics:

1. Start preparing for Physics practicals

2. Do the practical topics under the “General” section of JEE syllabus

3. Dispersion & Spectra

Chemistry:

1. Chemical Bonding & VSEPR Theory[ do from NCERT or Pradeep’s or any Inorganic Chemistry book you have]

2. Isolation/Preparation & properties of Nonmetals[given in JEE Syllabus]

3. Preparation & Properties of Compounds[given in JEE syllabus]

Maths:

1. Complete Cartesian System of Rectangular Coordinates & Straight Lines

2. Start Circles & System of Circles

Week 19: Feb 8 to Feb 14

Physics:

1. Heat & Temperature

2. Kinetic Theory of Gases

3. Calorimetry

Chemistry

1. d & f-block elements

2. p-block elements

3. coordination compounds

Maths:

1. Complete Circles & System of Circles

2. Pair of Straight Lines

3. Start Conic Sections

Week 20: Feb 15 to Feb 21

Physics:

1. Laws of Thermodynamics

2. Specific Heat Capacities of Gases

3. Heat Transfer

Chemistry:

1. Ores & Minerals

2. Extractive Metallurgy

Maths:

1. Complete Conic Sections

2. Three Dimensional Geometry

3. Start Vector Algebra

Week 21: Feb 22 to Feb 28

Physics:

1. Keep Doing questions from all topics for IIT JEE

Chemistry:

2. Prepare for Boards Exam, read NCERT thoroughly

3. Keep Doing questions from all topics for IIT JEE

Maths:

1. Complete Vector Algebra

2. Linear Inequalities[This chapter in last because it requires you to know things of many other chapters]

Week 22 to Week 25[first half]: March 1 to March 25:

1. Boards going on

2. Concentrate on NCERT questions

3. If you find time, keep doing questions for IIT JEE

4. If you have followed this schedule properly & strictly, you should know most of the theory.

5. But once go through it again & practice by writing

Week 25[second half] to Week 27[First half]: March 26 to 9 April

1. Keep doing questions in large quantities

2. By now you should be able to do most IIT level Questions

3. Take your own Mock Tests at home under strict Exam-Like conditions

10 April: 1 Day to go

1. DO NOT STUDY on this day

2. Remember that 6 months of hard work won’t be washed out from your mind by not studying for 1 day

3. Keep yourself relaxed

4. Do not get involved in any accident which might prevent you form appearing in the Exam

5. Do not eat anything which might land you in a health problem just before the exam

6. Simple dal-roti would be best

7. Do not overeat

8. Sleep early so that you get 8-9 hours of sleep before the Big Day

9. Do not get tensed about the exam, as I said before, 6 months of preparation won’t get washed away so easily

If all goes well, we’ll meet each other at an Indian Institute of Technology

Now some choti-choti magar moti baatein…..

1. There is a general scheme followed in terms of syllabus covered per week

2. For Physics, it is around 40-45 pages[of HC Verma] covered per week

3. For Maths, it is about 45-55 pages[ of TMH] per week

4. For Organic Chemistry, it is 90-110 pages[ of Arihant] covered per week

5. For Physical Chemistry also it is 90-110 pages[ of RC Mukerjee] covered per week

6. Now as far as Inorganic chemistry is concerned, I do not have any fixed scheme

7. But I have tried to divide it in uniform sections.

8. But if you need to make any necessary changes, suitable to the books you own, you are free to make them and follow your own version of this schedule

9. One VERY VERY important thing: Keep a copy of the IIT JEE syllabus at hand and keep crossing out the topics you have covered

10. This way you will come to know if any topic is left or not

11. When you have your pre-boards or any other such exam going on, keep your focus and maintain this schedule,

12. because it is planned to benefit you in the long run, though not in pre-boards or any such exam

13. Remember that we are aiming for the big fish, i.e. IIT-JEE[and boards too], not the small ones

14. Try to maintain the schedule properly, because if it breaks, you will have to replan all over again keeping in mind the time left

I spent 3 days planning this schedule, & this not my first time I have planned such a thing.

I did similar planning of 1 month for my 11^th class final exams, but I couldn’t follow it for more than 3 days

This time I want to correct that mistake, and involve you too in it, this is why for the first time I made my schedule public, on goiit

So let’s pledge altogether to work hard, and strive for our common goal of clearing IIT-JEE

This plan starts from day after tomorrow, Monday, i.e. 5 October,

So get yourself prepared for the adventurous battle ahead for half a year

Study in 5-6 shifts of 2-3 hours each, with 15 minutes break to keep energy levels high

If possible try not to go to school, as self study is the best form of study.

One very important thing

No doubt that you might be feeling very motivated right now, but it is highly probable that you and I lose our motivation,

And get distracted to other things while following this schedule.

Keeping the high levels of energy, motivation and temperament required for such a plan like this WILL be very difficult

So I have a plan, which might help in this situation,

I want all of you who follow this plan to log on to goiit regularly [preferably before sleeping, but do not sit on PC for more than ½ hour]

, and keep motivating each other, talk about any problem, academic or non-academic,

We will help each other,

this way all of us will be benefited

Talk about what you want to talk, and keep posting you progress in IIT JEE preparation

Please, do log on to goiit regularly, it will help us all

Remember to exercise daily, practice yoga, meditate regularly

Best of luck to all of us

I will be posting any important points that I missed or any changes that need to be made in this schedule

Do post your comments

PS: I am sorry for posting this article late, I had planned to post it on Saturday i.e. 3 Oct, but my internet connection was down

You can contact me on my orkut profile too,

http://www.orkut.co.in/Main#Profile?uid=10323564108993546910

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