I didn't score what I had expected in 10th grade. This very thought is hampering my jee prep. Any suggestions on how to overcome this?

Yeah results are out for class 10th, 12th. Well divide your marks into categories: Overall percentage and percentage of marks in maths, science taken together. Two scenarios : 1) Overall percentage less than maths, sceince taken together. In that case no need to worry because you might have not prep well for other three subjects. Be confident! and stay focused as you have achieved what you tried for and start your journey of learning with some fresh energy. 2) If its the other way round then its an alarm for you. Need little bit of introspection, where did you lack. I am sure you must have prepared well for the exam. Find the areas where you missed out, like: i) Did you completed the course well before the exam ii) Did you practiced enough iii) revision of important concepts, questions iv) writing enough practice papers, PYQs v) tried attempting mock tests, sample papers *well beside all these most important but very often ignored issues, like a) how was your health during exam b) any issues in the family, friends, acquaintance which might have affected your mind. c)You must have scored well in a few subjects. Well how was your previous exams went.... Better to understand and try to stay focused and get perturbed by past performances. Make sure past doesn't decide your future and feel good about yourself. Best thing is you understand, accept your mistakes and ready to learn from past mistakes, improve your current preparation and get the desired results in future👍 All the best! Stay focussed and keep learning 😊👍 read less

It's understandable to feel discouraged by past results, but remember, they don't define your future. Use this setback as fuel to propel yourself forward. Focus on your JEE preparation with renewed determination, knowing that every effort you put in now will shape your future success. Believe in your potential and keep pushing forward, because the journey to achieving your dreams is built on resilience and perseverance. You've got this! read less

It's understandable that your 10th grade score might be affecting your JEE prep. Here are some tips to help you move forward: * Focus on the present: Dwelling on the past can be unproductive. Channel your energy into your JEE preparation by setting realistic and achievable goals. * Identify areas for improvement: Analyze your 10th-grade performance to understand your strengths and weaknesses. Focus on improving weaker areas in subjects relevant to JEE. * Learn from mistakes: Use your 10th-grade experience as a learning opportunity. Identify areas where you could have performed better and implement those learnings in your JEE prep. * Seek inspiration: Talk to successful JEE aspirants or mentors who can share their experiences and motivate you. * Believe in yourself: It's important to have faith in your abilities. Remember, your 10th-grade score doesn't define your potential for JEE. read less

Riddhi there is a difference between hope and expectation. I am sure you must have had prepared well for exam but the point the preparation are much more focused and tactful attempt of the paper. You should go through the previous years papers in every case be it academic exam or competitive and understand the time management to score maximum even if you are 60% prepared and believe me it's possible. Make small targets or even smaller and appreciate yourself when you achieve them. Don't dwell much in to the past rather learn from mistake and find out what went wrong because it's very important stay focused now a days. HOPE don't EXPECT after giving your 100%. read less

It's completely natural to feel disappointed if things didn't go as planned in the past, but remember, your worth isn't defined by a single exam score. Use this experience as motivation to fuel your JEE preparation. Focus on the progress you're making each day rather than dwelling on past setbacks. Set realistic goals, break your study sessions into manageable chunks, and celebrate small victories along the way. Most importantly, believe in yourself and your ability to succeed. You've got this! read less

You should not be disheartened.. 10th marks and jee score are not at all related. Saying this from my personal experience, your 10th score will not decide your future. The most important thing for getting success is to keep yourself motivated and consistent. Don't give up.. just work out on the areas where you think you could have scored better.. and study hard and stay positive.. you will definitely succeed in your life if you will keep working hard.. read less