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My son is in 11th grade CBSE and for JEE coaching we have opted vedhantu online . Does he need extra coaching for taking up other exams like KCET, COMDEK? Pls advice

Ans: JEE Main preparation covers extensive Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics concepts, but state-level exams like KCET and COMEDK emphasize direct, board-syllabus topics and speed-based MCQs that differ slightly from JEE patterns. COMEDK’s syllabus mirrors JEE Main but features more questions and no negative marking, demanding higher accuracy and time management, while KCET omits several advanced JEE chapters and tests quick recall of Class 11–12 board content. Vedantu’s JEE coaching provides strong conceptual grounding, so supplementing with dedicated COMEDK mock tests and KCET topic-wise practice—focusing on state-syllabus chapters removed from JEE—is advisable. Integrating afternoon sessions for KCET revision and specific COMEDK speed drills alongside JEE training ensures balanced readiness for all three exams without redundant classes. Recommendation: Continue Vedantu’s JEE program and add targeted online practice modules—mock tests and state-syllabus reviews—for KCET and COMEDK rather than enrolling in a full extra coaching course.

JEE Main preparation covers extensive Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics concepts, but state-level exams like KCET and COMEDK emphasize direct, board-syllabus topics and speed-based MCQs that differ slightly from JEE patterns. COMEDK’s syllabus mirrors JEE Main but features more questions and no negative marking, demanding higher accuracy and time management, while KCET omits several advanced JEE chapters and tests quick recall of Class 11–12 board content. Vedantu’s JEE coaching provides strong conceptual grounding, so supplementing with dedicated COMEDK mock tests and KCET topic-wise practice—focusing on state-syllabus chapters removed from JEE—is advisable. Integrating afternoon sessions for KCET revision and specific COMEDK speed drills alongside JEE training ensures balanced readiness for all three exams without redundant classes. Recommendation: Continue Vedantu’s JEE program and add targeted online practice modules—mock tests and state-syllabus reviews—for KCET and COMEDK rather than enrolling in a full extra coaching course. Pro tip: regardless of the coaching centre a student attends, achieving a top percentile hinges on strategic, focused exam preparation. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Sir my son is in eleventh class he scored 96 percent in boards he wants to prepare for JEE but he do not want to take any coaching he wants to do self study ....i want to know is he right ..or what will i do .
Ans: Lengthy answer (applicable to All Self-studying Students for JEE/NEET/Other Entrance Exams). Please DON'T force him to join any Coaching Center as he prefers Self-Study. However, here are some questions he should ask himself & strategies he should definitely follow: (1) Does he have the syllabus of JEE of 2024 in hand to always refer (as syllabus hardly changes every year or changes minutely)? (2) What all sources he has / will have for his self-study? NCERT Books? Watching YouTube Videos for each Chapter? Does he know the important Reference Books for each Subject - PCM like HC VERMA for Physics? (3) Does he prepare his own short-notes? (4) How may hours he studies every day & how smartly he studies (not hardly)? Has he planned how he can manage both school syllabus & JEE preparation? (5) How he will come to know how he has prepared, in which concepts / topics / chapters he is weak and what improvements needed? (6) How is practicing questions and from where? (7) Has he at least joined DLP (Distance Learning Program) with any Coaching Center to get their study materials & self-study? These are some illustrative examples of questions he should ask himself. Now COMING to important strategies he should definitely follow (1) It is highly advisable (if not joining any coaching center) to join at least DLP with Allen / AhaGuru or online classes. (2) To give more importance to Maths, as JEE Rank is allotted on the basis of Scores in Maths first, followed by Physics & Chemistry. (3) Should prepare his own short-notes and revise regularly. (4) Keep on practising Online Test Series Chapter-wise / Unit-wise and note down the wrongly answered questions for reference later. (5) Instead of easy questions, should always try to attempt very difficult / complicated / tough / lengthy questions as these type of questions will disturb him a lot during his actual JEE Exam. (6) MOST IMPORTANT: To attempt All India Test Series of any top Coaching Center's Online Test Series to know where he stands among 1000s or lac of students and where he has to move? (7) Should be thorough with basic concepts (beginning from NCERT Books) of all Chapters of PCM. Again, these are just some illustrative important strategies he should follow.

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sir am 26 yrs old . and I was doing company secretary couse but unfortunately couldn't clear in 2024 i join my father's personl office he was a accountant and later started his own firm and he was a advocate.. but sometimes I feel that ca degree is important for our office work when it comes to audit . so for providing ace to office I want to pursue ca but it's too hard as am not able to clear cs like ( 199 ) marks left with only 1 marks to pass . so I have a doubt that am not able to pas cs so how can I pass ca . i don't talk with my parents about my this thinking .. it's like am able to clear cs ? with ofc ? or not ? or it's just a bad decision for me ! please sir replyyyt !
Ans: Dear Priyanka,

Thank you for being so honest about everything!

Do you like CA and CS first of all? This is the first question you have to ask yourself!

The next question I want to you ask yourself is, ‘am I scoring less marks because I have not studied / lack of interest or lack of understanding of concepts?’ Seek help if you really want to clear these exams!

Next question is ask yourself , “what comes naturally to me and I love doing it?”. It can be anything…. cooking, baking, teaching, accounting, handling customers in your dad’s office, taking care of office administration, etc, list out everything and then home down to one thing and start working on it with honesty of purpose, let that become your way to earning money!

And please sit and have a heart to heart chat with your parents!
If verbal communication is a problem, write a letter to them… I am giving you options, choose what is comfortable to you , but talk to your parents!

All the very best…

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