विशेषज्ञ की सलाह चाहिए?हमारे गुरु मदद कर सकते हैं
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Asked on - Jun 18, 2025
My son is in 12 th now preparing for JEE 2026. How can I help him because he is not satisfied with college explanation and we can't efforts High ended tuitions. Please guide us.
Ans: Hello Shaziafarheen
Here are some points you can work on:
(1) Focus more on self-study. (2) Prepare concise notes. (3) Gather the necessary materials from all sources, whether physical or digital. (4) Attend all lectures at college. (5) Use quality free online resources- YouTube: Physics Wallah, Apni Kaksha, Mohit Tyagi, MathonGo, Vedantu JEE, Unacademy JEE (free lectures), etc. (6) Follow standard books. A list can be generated with the help of college teachers. (7) Make a realistic daily schedule. (8) Solve previous year papers. (9) Take mock tests regularly conducted by college and through paid online platforms. (10) Find a mentor or online study group. (11) Focus on conceptual clarity over rote learning. (11) Stay consistent and avoid burnout. (12) Develop self-confidence. (13) Seek the help of college teachers to resolve your difficulties from time to time. (14) Consider joining some private tutors only for difficulty solving.
Nothing is impossible in the world. There are numerous examples where students achieved success without the help of coaching or mentors under adverse conditions. Best of luck to your son.
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Here are some points you can work on:
(1) Focus more on self-study. (2) Prepare concise notes. (3) Gather the necessary materials from all sources, whether physical or digital. (4) Attend all lectures at college. (5) Use quality free online resources- YouTube: Physics Wallah, Apni Kaksha, Mohit Tyagi, MathonGo, Vedantu JEE, Unacademy JEE (free lectures), etc. (6) Follow standard books. A list can be generated with the help of college teachers. (7) Make a realistic daily schedule. (8) Solve previous year papers. (9) Take mock tests regularly conducted by college and through paid online platforms. (10) Find a mentor or online study group. (11) Focus on conceptual clarity over rote learning. (11) Stay consistent and avoid burnout. (12) Develop self-confidence. (13) Seek the help of college teachers to resolve your difficulties from time to time. (14) Consider joining some private tutors only for difficulty solving.
Nothing is impossible in the world. There are numerous examples where students achieved success without the help of coaching or mentors under adverse conditions. Best of luck to your son.
Follow me if you like the reply. Thanks
Radheshyam