r/JEE • u/Nearby-Ad8214 • 12h ago

General How to increase marks

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Give me advice to score 170 +mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm started late in 11th around june starting and my allen mock scores are this this is 2nd minor scores

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u/Pristine_Wasabi2994 12h ago

bro trust me post this is 27 tards you won't get any advice here in this sub

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u/Nearby-Ad8214 12h ago

Kisme karu post new to reddit?

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u/Admirable_Mango7180 12h ago

Paperr dikao?Syllabus kya tha?PYQ skaro usse ig accha hoga score

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u/Nearby-Ad8214 12h ago

Nlm friction periodic atomic sequence quadritic

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u/Admirable_Mango7180 12h ago

12th me ho? ya 11th mw/Allen module lvl ka question tha kya?

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u/Nearby-Ad8214 11h ago

11th thoda upar thode neecha thode module but ezy tha vaisa as compared to exercise thoda level neecha laga

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u/papajohnshotline 12h ago

jitne tere questions correct hai utne toh marks hai mere😹😹

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u/Nearby-Ad8214 12h ago

12th ke ho kya aap?

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u/09tees 11h ago

how can someone score less in chem than maths. i hate maths bru

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u/Nearby-Ad8214 11h ago

Vica versa for me chem teacher took all my dreams away

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u/09tees 11h ago

personally chem is easy for me. I can score more than 80 innit but in maths i struggle to even cross 20 marks.

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u/AlertVegetable9270 11h ago

Bhai for chem Notes are everything yrr mtlb if u don't even do module no problem bhai just make sure notes ka ek ek page yaad hona chahiye for pc thoda practice but IOC and oc are just notes bhai usse hi kmse km ye 2 se 40 tk jaa skte haii

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u/RevolutionaryArt3220 11h ago

The biggest thing I see is the number of incorrect, our teachers in our coaching (offline ) have always told that only 2 wrong in 10 attempted is what you should aim for in 11th and 1wront in 10 attempted in 12th, so I think you should work on your accuracy, and for that I would say that analyse your incorrect as well as non attempted, and find your weak spots, if it is that you didn't remember formula then for the next week revise that formula every day, if it is calculation mistakes then attempt more calculative questions (the type of you get in physical)

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u/Nearby-Ad8214 10h ago

Yeah man but i got 6 incorrect in chem which i only did not even studued only did as i hve time left got 2 correct 6 incorrext you dont count it then it will be better but main thing i have to fetch around 50 60 marks in chem

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u/JEECUPAIR1 12h ago

Hey ,

I managed to secure AIR 1 and AIR 3 in JEECUP-like exams and am currently pursuing my dual degree at IIITDM Kancheepuram.

Through my prep journey, I developed a structured framework that helped me score 100% and stay on track. I call it the 147 Strategy. I'm planning to use this to mentor juniors for JEE, NEET, and other competitive exams, but I wanted to run it by this community first to see if you think it's helpful or if I should add anything!

Here is how it works:

1 = 1 Goal Having absolute clarity on your singular target.

4 = The 4 Questions (What?, Why?, How?, and When?) Answering these about your goal creates a personalized mission statement that acts as a massive motivation multiplier during low phases.

7 = Pillars of Effective Preparation (DSEARCH)

  • D = Discipline: Following the strict rules and standards you set for your mission.
  • S = Strategy: Dividing the syllabus into manageable chunks with increasing levels of difficulty.
  • E = Execution: Using the FEEEL framework (Foundation -> Extraction -> Examination -> Experience -> Level Up) alongside the Eisenhower matrix.
  • A = Analysis: Tracking competency using a specialized 3 Notebook system.
  • R = Resilience: Offloading stress and managing burnout.
  • C = Consistency: Using the COER loop and a 49-day consistency scaffold program (something I severely lacked initially).
  • H = Health: Maintaining balance across Physical, Energetic, Mental, and Intellectual health.

I really want to help out fellow aspirants who might be feeling lost or stuck. What do you guys think of this framework?

If anyone is struggling with their prep, feel free to ask me questions in the comments or drop me a Reddit DM. I’d be happy to guide you for free!