Getting ready for the JEE Main exam can feel challenging and stressful. There are so many things which you have to deal with, like reading so many books, coaching centres to choose from, and different tips people give, it’s very common to feel confused. 

But don’t worry, you’re not alone in this. With the right guidance and support from a good institute, like Udyam Classes, there are high chances of your exam success. We have helped lots of students get ready for JEE Main, and we know what really helps. If you are planning to take the exam, here are some easy and important things you should know before the big day.

1. Know the Exam Pattern Well: 

The JEE Main exam has two types of papers:

Paper 1: It is for those who want to study engineering (B.E./B.Tech). 

Paper 2: it is for those students who are interested in studying architecture or planning (B.Arch or B.Planning).

Most of the students choose Paper 1, which has questions from Physics, Chemistry, and Math. Each subject has 30 questions, and the total time for the exams is 3 hours. Some questions come as multiple-choice, and some are numerical (you have to type the answer). If you guess the wrong answer, then you can lose a mark. 

At Udyam Classes, we ensure that students can get comfortable with the format of the online exam by offering them regular mock tests that feel like the actual exam. In this way, they can become familiar with the real exam format and it boosts confidence on the actual exam day.

2. Start with NCERT, Then Go Deeper:

NCERT books can be the best place to start your preparation, especially for Chemistry. They help you to understand the basics, which builds a strong foundation. But since JEE Main is a tough exam, you also need to focus on hard questions and try to solve them and practice more.

At Udyam Classes, we suggest to every student:

• For Physics, you can begin with HC Verma, which has very clear concepts and good problems.

• For Math, you can try with Cengage or RD Sharma, both have many questions to practice.

• For Chemistry, go for OP Tandon or MS Chauhan; they are great for advanced topics.

But don’t try to focus on all the books at one time, you will get confused. Choose a few good ones and understand them well. 

3. Practice Makes You Better and Faster: 

One of the best ways to get ready for JEE Main is by solving previous year question papers and taking mock tests regularly. This helps you:

• It can help you understand how questions will actually come.

• You can get better at solving questions quickly and more smartly. 

• Check which topic you need to focus on more. 

Udyam Classes students get practice papers and daily worksheets, which keep them on track. We also provide them with progress reports, so they can know where they are doing best and where they need to improve themselves.    

4. Time Management Is Important:                                                                                                                                       

For students who are preparing for the JEE Main Exam, time management is the most significant challenge for them. The syllabus is larger to cover, and if you don’t plan everything well, you can’t succeed in the exams. 

You’ll have 180 minutes (3 hours) to answer 90 questions in the JEE Main exam. That means you get about 2 minutes per question. So, it’s really important to manage your time well.

At Udyam Classes, we teach our students a simple trick to help students use their time smartly:

• First, answer all the questions which you find easy. 

• Next, go back and solve the ones that are a bit tough or take more time.  

• Finally, when you’re done with easy questions, try the hardest questions or the ones you skipped earlier.   

In this way, you will not be stuck on hard questions at the beginning and can solve most of the questions on time. 

5. Take Care of Your Mental Health: 

JEE Main Exam preparation comes with lots of stress. The tension to achieve and succeed in exams can sometimes lead to burnout. Handling stress is equally important as studying the syllabus. If you’re tired or feeling down, it’s okay to take a break.

At Udyam Classes, our teachers always remind our students:

• They remind them to sleep well and give them a break, too. 
• Taking short breaks during the study can keep you from getting too tired.
• Exercising helps you to keep active and keep your mind relaxed. 
• Don’t compare yourself to others. Everyone learns at their own speed, so it’s completely ok. 

If you ever feel anxious or stuck, we’re here for you. Our teachers and mentors are always ready to listen and help you in any situation. 

Final Words:

You don’t have to be the smartest person to crack JEE Main. What is really important for you is to stay regular with your studies, focused, and have a positive mindset. There is no need to study for long hours instead, you just need a smart plan, get the right help, and believe in yourself. 

Udyam Classes believe every student can do well. Our experienced teachers are here to guide you, support you, and help you make a study plan that works best for you. So don’t worry. Just keep learning, stay calm, and remember, you can do this!