Signs to know if your JEE preparation is on the Right Track


Taking the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is no small feat. It requires a great deal of dedication, hard work, and focus to ace the exam. But with so much pressure to do well, it can be difficult to tell if you’re really on the right track when it comes to your JEE preparation. Fortunately, there are some signs that can help you figure out if your efforts are paying off or not. In this post, we will go over some common signs that you’re on the right track for JEE preparation and how you can make sure you stay on course. Read on to get started!

Increasing or decreasing graph 

JEE Main and Advanced are two of the most important exams for engineering aspirants in India. The exam pattern for both these exams is such that there is a sectional as well as an overall cut-off. To ensure that you score well in both these exams, it is important to analyze your preparation on a regular basis. 

One of the best ways to track your JEE preparation is by looking at how your performance is improving (or declining) over time. This can be done by plotting your scores on a graph, with each point representing your score in a mock test or practice exam. 

If you see that your scores are consistently increasing over time, then this is a good sign that your JEE preparation is on the right track. However, if you see that your scores are starting to decline, then this could be an indication that you need to make some changes to your preparation strategy. 

Either way, tracking your progress on a graph is a great way to stay motivated and focused on your JEE goals. So make sure to plot your scores regularly and pay attention to any trends that emerge! 

Health 

Has excessive pressure taken a toll on your health? 

When we start with JEE preparation, things are new, so it’s natural to have some pressure, but if you sink into depression because of JEE, you will never be able to crack it.

Neediness 

If you are constantly needing reassurance from others that your JEE preparation is on the right track, then it may be a sign that you are not as confident in your abilities as you should be. This can lead to feeling overwhelmed and stressed, which can actually hinder your performance. Instead of needing constant validation, trust yourself and your own preparation. If you have followed a good study plan and put in the work, then you should feel confident in your chances of success. 

Seriousness 

1. You have a positive attitude towards the exam: A positive attitude is very important while preparing for any exam. If you are positive about your preparations, then half the battle is already won. 

2. You have a clear understanding of the syllabus and pattern of the exam: It is very important to have a clear understanding of the syllabus as well as the pattern of the exam. This will help you plan your studies in a better way and focus on the areas which are more important. 

3. You have made a study schedule and are sticking to it: A study schedule is very important to ensure that you cover all the topics before the exam. Stick to your schedule and do not skip any classes or study sessions. 

4. You are taking mock tests regularly: Taking mock tests on a regular basis is one of the best ways to assess your preparation level and identify weak areas. Make sure that you take at least one mock test every week. 

5. Your friends and family are supportive: The support of your friends and family plays a very important role in your preparations. Having their support will help you stay motivated throughout your journey. 

Negligence 

If your JEE preparation is on the right track, you will be able to identify the signs of negligence. These signs include: 

1. You are not keeping up with your studies.

2. You are not following a regular schedule. 

3. You are not taking practice tests seriously.

4. You are not paying attention to your weak areas.

5. You are not seeking help from experts when needed. 

To conclude signs that your preparation is on track: 

1. You have a study plan and you're sticking to it. 

2. You're making progress in your understanding of the material.

3. You're able to answer practice questions correctly.

4. You're staying motivated and focused on your goals.

5. You're seeking help when you need it. 

If you can say yes to all of the above, then congratulations! Your JEE preparation is on track!

Sameer Kumar
I graduated from IIT Kharagpur and have been teaching Physics and Maths to Engineering (IIT-JEE) and Medical (NEET) entrance examination aspirants for the last six years.