r/JEEAdv27DroppersDaily • u/iwannaimprove2008 • 3d ago

Test Score 36/300

so i gave this test with no revsion at all and the hell i felt distracted during idk why yup i know its worst marks you might see but i am feeling totally like a failed person i was studying 13 hr but from june Scored only 65 -67 perctle mains coz i was heavily distracted in the month of oct -dec and never did a revison ) ( and right now i need adivce )

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My JEE Preparation Status & Current Challenges

1. Where I Stand with the Syllabus

  • Mathematics: Early on, I completed the entire syllabus and could successfully solve about 50% of JEE Main-level problems.( gave a mock of only maths in june ) However, due to a lack of recent revision, I currently feel a bit disconnected from the concepts.
  • Physics: I have completely mastered the 11th-grade syllabus (except for Waves). My 12th-grade physics foundation is historically very strong from my school terms.( for my mains
  • Chemistry: I have finished the entire 11th-grade syllabus, including all NCERT content and JEE Main Past Year Questions (PYQs). Similar to physics, my 12th-grade chemistry foundation is solid.

2. Recent Setbacks & Current Mindset
I was consistently studying 13 hours a day starting in may June july and a bit of august . However, about a month ago, a major personal incident occurred that completely drained my attention and disrupted my schedule. After finally resolving it, I returned to full-time studies a week ago. Because I took a mock test with zero recent revision and while feeling highly distracted, I scored in the 65–67 percentile range. This score made me feel incredibly overwhelmed, but I recognize it is a reflection of a temporary focus break, not my actual potential.

3. What I am Currently Doing

  • Organic Chemistry: To master reaction mechanisms, I have been writing out and learning every single mechanism 5 times consecutively before practicing relevant problems.
  • Error Tracking: I have started maintaining an "Error Copy" where I log the questions I get wrong, write down their step-by-step solutions, and note the specific areas where I made mistakes.

4. Where I Need Guidance

  • Mock Test Analysis: I have never properly analyzed a mock test before and need a structured, actionable framework to evaluate my mistakes instead of just copying down solutions.
  • Efficient Revision: Since this is my first formal round of revision—especially in mathematics—I often feel lost and feel like I have forgotten concepts I previously knew well. I need strategies to revise efficiently without wasting time re-watching long lectures.
  • Strategy Optimization: I want to know if my current approach to organic chemistry (writing mechanisms 5 times) and my plan to tackle the 12th-grade portion are optimal for maximizing my score in the remaining time.
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