Parth Thakkar - My student got 89/120 in physics in this year's JEE(Advanced).

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Years of Experience in Class 11 Tuition

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Online class via Zoom

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Years of Experience in Class 12 Tuition

7

Teaching Experience in detail in Class 12 Tuition

I am a physics faculty at Arihant Academy. I taught Arihant's JEE(Advanced) topper this year, Aarav Shah. He got 89/120 in physics in JEE(Advanced) 2026 and AIR 561. Pointers for students on ‘how to study’ – 1. Don’t be afraid of big words, learn their meanings and make them a part of your vocabulary. (This is the ‘big secret’ of toppers) Normal student *hears big word* says ‘I don’t understand this’. Topper *hears big word* asks ‘Sir what does that mean?’ 2. Study to satisfy your own curiosity. This should be the primary motivation for your studying, getting a result should be your secondary motivation. Take an interest in the subjects you’re studying. This way, you won’t get bored. (This is how researchers study any subject. As we go forward, we will understand how those who developed the field studied physics) 3. Physics is the study of nature. The laws of physics work like a rulebook for how the universe functions. So, when you study physics, try to understand how it applies to understanding nature. If you’re able to think of real-life examples for whatever theory we’re studying, you’re studying physics correctly. 4. Study in the right order (first theory, then easy questions, then medium-level questions, then hard questions, then Olympiad-level questions). Complete each step before proceeding to the next one. And, if you have questions in theory, come to us to ask. (This is what I told Aarav when he asked me ‘how to study physics).