What should be the 10 days strategy for jee 2023 2nd attempt to clr it as it is my last chance

Ans: If you are content with MSRIT’s program, progressing well academically, and preparing for placements, I suggest continuing at MSRIT and focusing on excelling in your current opportunities.
If you are deeply passionate about studying at an IIT or want to switch to a more specialized field, and you are confident about significantly improving your JEE rank, you could consider retaking the exam.

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A candidate can attempt JEE Advanced only twice in two consecutive years after passing Class 12. If you pass Class 12 from NIOS in 2025, you will be eligible for JEE Advanced in 2025 and 2026. But be sure to score min 75% in the NIOS board exam for JEE (Adv) eligibility. Best of luck to you for your upcoming examinations.

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You have made a wise choice by joining offline classes for JEE preparation. You have already completed the syllabus and the examination process. You understand your strengths and weaknesses. Prepare a list of topics where you excel and those that need improvement. Attend all classes consistently. Clarify any doubts regarding topics and concepts you may have missed. Take all tests conducted in the classes. If possible, enroll in a top online test series platform. Aim to solve as many previous question papers as you can. Create a "Rankers File" for yourself, including all the essential formulas, summaries, and handwritten notes. This file will help you quickly revise all topics at any time. Maintain a safe distance from electronic gadgets. Concentrate solely on your studies and strive to study a minimum of 8-10 hours per day. To achieve success, hard work is essential. Best of luck for your bright future ahead.

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Cracking JEE 2026 requires a strategic and disciplined approach, especially if you're starting now.
Master Class 11 concepts thoroughly.?
Approach:
Conceptual Understanding: Prioritize understanding over rote learning.?
Practice: Solve a variety of problems to strengthen application skills.?
Resources: Utilize NCERT textbooks for basics and standard reference books for advanced problems.

Advanced Preparation (April 2025 – December 2025)
Focus: Cover Class 12 syllabus while revising Class 11 topics.

Regular Revision: Allocate weekly time slots for revisiting previous topics.?
Mock Tests: Begin with topic-wise tests, gradually moving to full-length papers.