Shabab Haider

Since you've been to coaching, I'm assuming that you've developed some level of aptitude to solve JEE-Advanced problems. So if that's the case, then it's going to be an easy ride for you. Regarding the doubts, you can get some online faculty (given that you don't wish to join any coaching) for that purpose. Why not you check out my profile, if it seems good enough to you, I'll be more than happy in helping you crossing this bridge called JEE-Advanced.

Well, one must agree that cracking JEE-Advanced is an art. An art which no one, and I repeat, no one is born with. This art is developed with time and sincere efforts. Lemme tell you what exactly is gonna happen. In the initial days of your preparation, you're going to sit with the JEE-Advanced question bank, and a lot of energy & excitement. The first four questions will be a set of in-swinging yorkers at a pace of 160 kmph, right into the block hole. The next two will be vicious bouncers above the shoulders and targeted on your head with the very same speed. And, if you somehow manage to defend this over, you'll get another set of vicious bouncers, yorkers and that off stump line that troubles Virat Kohli. And by, now I assure you, you're clean bowled. The trick is to make the concepts crystal clear and then struggle with a lot of questions. Yes, you heard that right, to get t right, you gotta struggle. Struggling doesn't mean to waste an hour on one question. By struggling, what I mean is to give a set rational thoughts to the problem. By struggling, I mean to figure out a set of potential approaches to solve the problem. Don't worry about solving it or getting to the answer, because at this point in the preparation, the thought process is important. Keep doing this, and one day, trust me, you'll hit in-swinging yorkers for sixes. I didn't answer it to market myself and my courses. But your enthusiasm reflected in the question made me realize that I would love to get you through this barrier of JEE-Advanced. Also, I'm not telling you to trust or buy my words straightaway. Just give a trail class a go, and if you like it, I'll be more than happy to be a part of your JEE journey.