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Leonardodvin said – Fri, 16 Jan 2009 17:15:32 -0000 ( Link )
Dear indrajeet and masakali,
To be successful in the JEE, a student should first master the fundamentals of Intermediate (or 11th and 12th) syllabus, followed by attempts to get into the depth of the subject by solving relevant short but twisted problems from various text books. Potentially, attending a good coaching centre could boost an individual’s rank or help get a rank in the first place. Parents and students have to realize, though, that a coaching center can never be a substitute for intelligence and hard work.
To get through AIEEE it is enough for the student to know which answer, among the four choices, is correct. To get through the IIT JEE, the student should know why the remaining three choices are incorrect. Though seemingly obvious, mastering this subtle difference can help the students go a long way. To be successful in the JEE, a student should develop basic aptitude towards mathematics and physical sciences. This aptitude is best developed among children at the High School level, but most schools prefer the “cramming stuff into the head” approach to the “conceptual understanding” approach. Good coaching centers start to instill the basic understanding approach back into the students, thus providing what the high schools (and many times Junior Colleges) have been unable to. The mad rush to get into these coaching centers is thus an obvious phenomenon.
Thanks to some of these good coaching centers, the number of students appearing for and qualifying through JEE, has been regularly increasing. With the crop of these good coaching centers come the weeds that have brought a bad name to the industry. Taking advantage of the desperate students and parents, they work on the principle of instilling fear of JEE into the hearts of parents and students. The result of this misguidance leads the innocent customers to believe that students need to learn a lot more subject matter and spend a lot more time than they actually have to. The obvious side effects of this have been the decrease in student efficiency (utility or knowledge gained per unit time spent on academics) and a drastic decrease in the amount of time and effort spent on the absolutely necessary, basic intermediate education.
Depending on the grasping power of an individual, he/she can achieve this either by sitting at home or by attending effective coaching classes. Neglecting intermediate syllabus, attending coaching centers which dump inappropriate educational material (of very high standard) on students, mostly to overwhelm them and adopt scary tactics on the innocent parent community have always been and will continue to be, recipes for disaster. So I suggest you to keep these points in mind and start your preparation
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sai swaroop said – Thu, 19 Feb 2009 09:09:13 -0000 ( Link )
what and how to prepare before 2 weeksof jee?
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Rustamdeep said – Mon, 23 Feb 2009 16:17:53 -0000 ( Link )
which institution should i prefer (it’ll b good if its in Punjab) for +1 so that it help me achieve a good rank in JEE
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jinipotter said – Wed, 09 Sep 2009 14:19:02 -0000 ( Link )
hello any 12th pass student can chat with me on pratalw@yahoo.com
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