Difference between Preparation & Result Oriented Preparation in the exam of IIT-JEE

IIT-JEE is the prestigious exam which is conducted for short listing the aspirants in the top Indian Institute of Technology (IITs), National Institutes of Technology (NIT) and other renowned engineering colleges. For clearing this challenging exam, almost every student does their best on their levels, but unfortunately very few get the desired exam.

 

One question that arises here is “what different do top scorers do that others need to do also?” That one is result oriented preparation. Difference in the level of preparation and practice is the main reason because of which most of the aspirants fail to get the high marks.

But, what difference do preparation & result oriented preparation have? Let’s see

a) Most of the students prioritize certain chapters and topics in comparison to others. Whereas, students who do result oriented preparation first figure out the complete syllabus of the exam, understand the exam pattern and then, make the full list of topics to complete.

b) Normal Preparation – A lot of students assume that they have sufficient time to do the practice. Whereas, students who do result oriented preparation, count every second and start their practice thoroughly.

c) Interested in this exam, some students begin their preparation early by joining the foundation courses in junior classes. While other start thinking about the exam from class 11 which results in mental stress.

d) One of the foremost reasons because of which most of the students fail to qualify this kind of exam is lack of proper routine. They don’t follow any routine. While some students dedicate themselves by making the systematic study routine and following the same strictly.

e) Just studying for long hours will not place you in the merit list. Students who are determined to qualify the exam, focus on quality study.

f) In search of right preparation, practice and performance, students join the coaching institute. But, prefer to those quality institutes which focus on result oriented preparation.

Now, if you are puzzled about what difference do quality institutes do, then here’re some points to consider,

a) Quality institutes prepare their students mentally for this exam by availing them understand the nature of exam, its difficulty level, syllabus, chapter and topic wise weightage.

b) They give equal importance to all topics and encourage students to follow the same.

c) They have different study pattern which is based on exam. Their exams enable the students in conceptual understanding and problem solving skills.

d) They give personalized guidance that motivates students to give their best.

e) They conduct various tests to improve the performance of students as well as emphasize on those students who need extra help to keep the pace with others.

f) They specialize in creating the atmosphere that boost the mental health of students.