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#BONUS_TIP_No.3 How To Solve A Question paper Correctly

 Hello people😊

IIT Kharagpur


Here I will specifically confine to JEE Advanced. 

So you all might have seen JEE Advanced previous year question papers (PYQs). Most probably you are scared after seeing it for the1st time. So lets discuss the best way to solve a JEE Advanced Paper. 


When can you start solving PYQs of  JEE Advanced?
It is advisable to solve PYQs of JEE Advanced only and only after you have completed your whole syllabus. 


Now once you are in state of solving, the very first step is take a DEEP BREATH. Now before starting the paper choose a subject pattern at random. NEVER EVER HAVE A FIX PATTERN OF SOLVING YOUR QUESTIONS PAPERS like first chemistry, then maths and finally physics or any other fixed pattern. Suppose you chose PMC (i.e., Physics, Maths and finally Chemistry) in a certain paper. 
Note: This selection must be done before starting the paper. 


How to solve once the sequence is determined?

Now follow the sequence of solving you decided, like in above example PMC. First solve any 3 questions from physics, then Maths and finally Chemistry. Note: Solve only 3 questions per subject in first attempt and following the sequence of questions is not needed. Also don't bother to read the 4th one until you complete your first round of solving. 

Probably the paper has 18 questions per subject, so after first round of attempt you can again go for 2 questions per subject this time in the same order. Again for third round go for 2 questions per subject in the same order. This accounts 7 questions per subject. If these 7 questions in every subject is correct, trust me you are doing great. Any average student can easily find at least 8 questions so considering that you are left with just one in each subject so what are you waiting for? Go on, again follow the same order. Now after 8 questions per subject, go through your question paper to find only one question in the same sequence until you have read all the questions. Solve only those you are confident enough.  Don't get trapped in your greed. Also by now you certainly know what subject is easy and what is difficult so focus more on easy ones to lift up your score. 


How beneficial is this method?

  • Fore mostly, this method trains your mind to focus on multiple subjects at a time. Therefore your efficiency while switching subjects in JEE papers is maintained.  
  • Again this helps you to clear subject cut-off as in JEE Advanced.
  • Identifying easier questions becomes a faster process.
  • Additionally you can easily identify if you are finding any subject hard in the paper after two rounds, therefore you can focus more on the other subjects to enhance your score. 
  • Most importantly it helps to minimize negative marking. 
How? Here's how.
When you are solving just one subject at a time you often feel yourself under a pressure. But when you have break your steps into rounds, the pressure thing kinda eliminates. Solving just 3 out of 18 questions. Can you imagine how liberating (sukoon) that is then trying to solve all 18 in a row? All you have to follow is 3-2-2-1. And you are done with 50% of paper. Surely then you are left with enough time and knowledge about what subjects are easy or hard for you. So now you can easily work on boosting your score. 



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