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Well, short of a miracle, concentration can only increase with practice. Howvere, the most common "disease" found in JEE aspirants is the lack of knowledge about the syllabus. If you are still vague about the syllabus, read on:

Get an overview of the syllabus

People face a wide variety of problems during their preparation time. 90% of the problems go away from the following procedure:

1. Take up the NCERT books. Forget that other books exist on this planet.
2. Read them like a story book. Don't try too hard to understand. Don't solve any problems. Just read through the solved ones. Just make sure you finish reading all the NCERT books in about 2 weeks.

You'd say thats crap! What will I learn that way??
Well, in the least you will become very familiar with the entire syllabus and identify the portions that are potentially hard. Thats the problem that 60% of the people face. They don't familiarize themselves with the overall syllabus. They keep hung up on some chapter and start worrying. So get a good overview of the entire syllabus first. 2 weeks is the upper limit. I bet you'll finish in much shorter time.

3. Now read the NCERT books carefully solving the intext problems and the exercises.
4. Don't get hung up on a problem for more than 15 min. Thats the upper limit. Most probably you attend tutions,. So get the problems you can't solve clarified there.

5. Once you finish NCERT completely, go for the other hard core IIT books. Now you don't have the pressure of completing syllabus. You are refining your skills in various chapters.

Try this guys. I have seen radical improvement in people once the pressure of syllabus completion was removed.

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