Messages posted by iitkgp_bipin

It is a very good option but you should follow your interest.

Definitely. The only thing is that you should be able to crack most of the problems, you can crack any exam.

This was my JEE-2004 question. I solved in this way :

(AM - GM inequality)

Add 1 to the numerator of LHS and drop the equality sign

Hats off. Thanks for such an innings. I enjoyed every second of it.

In my opinion Resonance is best in Kota.

If you want a seat in old IITs then you should come under 5000.

If you are already done with basics it will take you a week to go in this topic deeply and for practicing.

There is no pre-defined weightage. However optics is an important topic and question will come for sure.

Questions in JEE come from the syllabus only.

1. Stick to good books (which have already been discussed a lot here). But the more important part is that you study them thoroughly. Donot ignore NCERTs. They are very good at clearing concepts

2. Make a proper plan of your syllabus. Divide it among parts. Layout weekly tasks rather than daily ones. Give time to revision as well.

3. While studying at home, do a question time-bound. This will increase your speed. But remember if you are not able to do it in that time, dont give up by looking at the answer, try again. Even after giving it a good time you are not able to solve you may refer solution or may ask your teahcer or here tiself.

4. Make yourself comprehensive notes and small skecthes. (make them attractive)

5. Dont worry about board exams. The syllabus is not very different and can be managed easily. By studying NCERT you are automatically preparing for them.

6. Be up to date. Periodic revision is must.

7. Regularly solve model papers and keep checking the time. This enhance confidence and shows the pros and cons of ur studies.

Now replace x by x+a :

from (1) and (2) :

so f is periodic with period 2a

6 hours per day apart from coaching and school hours is good for JEE and above which would be a bonus.

Going by repute CS of IIIT Hyderabad is better but you should follow your interest.

x! = x (x-1)!

Put x=1

1! = 1 (0!)

0! = 1

Among these options I would suggest Narayana Hyderabad.

Do Ncert and cover as much as you can. Qualitative analysis is an important chapter and needs to be done.

VMC is best after which comes Resonance.

NCERT, best for fundamentals.

Definitely. This is the time to capitalize on weak and uncovered topics. You have one month.