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<\/figure>\nWhen attempting JEE Advanced, Malay Kedia scanned the questions and first focused on easy, and simple questions <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
JEE Advanced UP Topper: Sharing his observation on IIT exam patterns, AIR 8 Malay Kedia said the JEE Advanced does not repeat questions but solving them can help students to identify how questions are formed<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nThe road to success is not made of roses and it stands true for JEE Advanced 2023 All India Rank 8 Malay Kedia.\u00a0The JEE preparation journey which started from class 11th concluded with Malay scoring 324\/360 marks in one of the toughest examinations in the country.\u00a0\u201cIn these 2 years, I had to work hard consistently\u00a0to score decent marks,\u00a0never took any long breaks, and focused on the quality of the study I was doing. Gradually as the JEE Main and Advanced neared, my study hours increased and reached 12 hours,” said he.<\/p>\n
Sharing his observation on IIT exam patterns,\u00a0the UP boy said the JEE Advanced does not repeat questions but solving them can help students to identify how questions are formed. \u201cThrough past questions, a student can decipher the nature of the examination,” says Malay, who\u00a0secured AIR 4 JEE Main 2023 by scoring 300 marks.<\/p>\n
Reading NCERT is important for chemistry as it covers both organic and inorganic parts asked in the JEE Advanced 2023.\u00a0While in math, clarity of concepts and tricks are a must as there are various books available in the market for the entrance examination.\u00a0Malay had an interest in physics, he says. \u201cI read various books like HC Verma,\u00a0IE Irodov, SS\u00a0Krotov, and Pathfinder. While for chemistry, I focused on\u00a0Narendra Avasthi, and for math like Sameer Bansal sets of 4-5 books, Vikas Tiwari\u2019s Blackbooks,” said he. He also took coaching from Allen Institute.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nHe considers that following a strict timetable for the examination is not possible as every day is different with distinct sets of assignments, classes, homework, and targets. \u201cI never differentiated between JEE Main and Advanced preparations and did both of them simultaneously from the start. I made and revised notes regularly, attended lectures, and completed assignments,”\u00a0says\u00a0he.<\/p>\n
The road to success is not made of roses and it stands true for JEE Advanced 2023 All India Rank 8 Malay Kedia.\u00a0The JEE preparation journey which started from class 11th concluded with Malay scoring 324\/360 marks in one of the toughest examinations in the country.\u00a0\u201cIn these 2 years, I had to work hard consistently\u00a0to score decent marks,\u00a0never took any long breaks, and focused on the quality of the study I was doing. Gradually as the JEE Main and Advanced neared, my study hours increased and reached 12 hours,” said he.<\/p>\n
Sharing his observation on IIT exam patterns,\u00a0the UP boy said the JEE Advanced does not repeat questions but solving them can help students to identify how questions are formed. \u201cThrough past questions, a student can decipher the nature of the examination,” says Malay, who\u00a0secured AIR 4 JEE Main 2023 by scoring 300 marks.<\/p>\n
Reading NCERT is important for chemistry as it covers both organic and inorganic parts asked in the JEE Advanced 2023.\u00a0While in math, clarity of concepts and tricks are a must as there are various books available in the market for the entrance examination.\u00a0Malay had an interest in physics, he says. \u201cI read various books like HC Verma,\u00a0IE Irodov, SS\u00a0Krotov, and Pathfinder. While for chemistry, I focused on\u00a0Narendra Avasthi, and for math like Sameer Bansal sets of 4-5 books, Vikas Tiwari\u2019s Blackbooks,” said he. He also took coaching from Allen Institute.<\/p>\n
He considers that following a strict timetable for the examination is not possible as every day is different with distinct sets of assignments, classes, homework, and targets. \u201cI never differentiated between JEE Main and Advanced preparations and did both of them simultaneously from the start. I made and revised notes regularly, attended lectures, and completed assignments,”\u00a0says\u00a0he.<\/p>\n