Friday, January 30, 2009

February 2009 Study Plan - IIT JEE 2010

Concentrate on board examination revision. Plan to do board examinations exceptionally well. That will give you confidence to prepare well for JEE. Study well and plan to remember things for a long time. You are not studying just for a day of examination. You are studying to remember it for one more year. You have to keep on reminding yourself that point.

It will be good to spare half an hour every day to remember things studied any where from one year back till yesterday randomly. Such an exercise might improve the capability of brain to recollect things in the examination hall suddenly when you have to answer a question.

By April End you must complete study of full XI portion for JEE examination. You must have solved all the problems in H C Verma, R D Sharma and Chemistry Book. Any shortfalls, take up the subjects immediately after school examinations and finish all the problems by April end.

Take up study of XII class portion from May 2009. Wiil give you 8 months to complete the XII portion and related JEE portion. From January 2010 you should be in revision mode for board examination and JEE examination.

Friday, January 23, 2009

Revision for the Board Examinations - From last week of January

Today (24 Jan 2009) Mint paper carried an article titled Tricks from Tutors.
You may find it on www.livemint.com

Some suggestions

If you are academically bright student, the next couple of weeks is the time for you to concentrate on concepts that you have not revised earlier. Don't waste time revisiting waht you alread know.

Weaker students have to revise what they know and perfect that.

If you have to appear for competitive examinations, devote 20% of time to prepare for these examinations until mid-February.

5 R's for success: Reorganize, Revise, Rest, Relax and Reassure

Reorganize: Collect and organize you study material for each retrieval.


Connect the course content to everyday ideas to have a greater recall. Try acronyms, mnemonics, rhymes that associate with the concepts.

I personally advocate somebody in the family asking some questions everyday. When you are not able to answer, revise the topic and natural association between that event and the topic will be there.

First understand and then memorize. If you memorize without understanding, examination anxiety may prevent you from recollecting it.

Practice writing answers and attempt some mock tests. It will tell you how much time you are taking to write answers.

Have a timetable for a day, but be flexible around it. Don't get stressed. You may stretch on a day or slightly relax on another day. Stay refreshed and start everyday with enthusiasm.

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

IIT JEE 2010 Januar 2009 Study Plan

Chemistry
No new chapter. Revise the old chapters and prepare for board examinations. Study more detailed chemistry books. Dr. Jauhar etc.

Master some chapters in this month. Do JEE questions from old papers.



Mathematics
Integration (Some portion)



Physics

35. Magnetic effect of electric current
36. Permanent magnets
37. Electromagnetic waves

Jan 1 to 10
35. Magnetic effect of electric current

Jan 11 to 20
36. Permanent magnets

Jan 21 to 30
37. Electromagnetic waves

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Nomenclature of Organic Compounds - Practice set

In the practice set, compound names are given. You have to visualize the structural formulas and line formulas.


Visit

http://iit-jee-chemistry-ps.blogspot.com/2008/12/nomenclature-of-organic-compounds.html

Monday, December 22, 2008

JEE 2010 Mathematics Portion (2008-09) Revision Points

Chapters from JEE syllabus to be completed in Class XI (2008-09)

1. Complex numbers

2. Theory of equations

3. Progressions

4. Logarithms

5. Permutations and combinations

6. Binomial theorem


7. Matrices (some portion)

8. Determinants (some portion)

9. Inequalities

10. Elementary trigonometry

11. Solution of triangles and other applications of trigonometry

12. Inverse trigonometric functions

13. Straight line

14. Vectors (some portion)

15. Functions

16. Limits and continuity

17. Differentiation

18. Integration (some portion)

Sets, relations and functions is a part of XI class syllabus

I posted revision points for facilitating revision of principles in all these chapters. I am yet to make revision facilitators which give list of section headings in each chapter and permit you to think of the content in that section.

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Monday, December 8, 2008

Revision Facilitators for Mathematics XI portion

Chapters from JEE syllabus to be completed in Class XI (2008-09)

1. Complex numbers

2. Theory of equations

3. Progressions

4. Logarithms

5. Permutations and combinations

6. Binomial theorem


7. Matrices (some portion)

8. Determinants (some portion)

9. Inequalities

10. Elementary trigonometry

11. Solution of triangles and other applications of trigonometry

12. Inverse trigonometric functions

13. Straight line
http://iit-jee-maths.blogspot.com/2008/11/13-cartesian-system-of-coordinates-and.html

14. Vectors (some portion)

15. Functions

16. Limits and continuity
http://iit-jee-maths.blogspot.com/2008/11/20-limits-revision-facilitator.html

http://iit-jee-maths.blogspot.com/2008/11/21-continuity-and-differentiability.html

17. Differentiation
http://iit-jee-maths.blogspot.com/2008/11/22-differentiation-revision-facilitator.html

18. Integration (some portion)
http://iit-jee-maths.blogspot.com/2008/11/26-indefinite-integrals-revision.html

I am presently working on preparing revision facilitators for various chapters of mathematics. By month end I shall prepare them for all chapters in mathematics.


I look at each chapter in three components

Principles
Examples
Unsolved problems

You have to master one to go to the next level. Understand the principles thorougly first, then go through the examples. Absorb the example and then solving a new problem is relatively easy. Solve some problems in your textbook, you can solve problems in test papers relatively easily.

As you complete all the problems in your text, you are ready for the big one.

Use the revision facilitators to test your recollecting capability of principles.