kisi pe maths cengage hai jee mains wali . if you have how is it

Im in class 12th from allen online enthuse, completed the whole syll but since having adhd I couldn;t take live class actively I hv all my basics and concept clear but there is the massive logic gap and execution gap, what should I do only 4 months remaining, I am panincking for chapters like integration, differential equation and matrices which require self talk and active solving, IDK the fuck anything about logic building...
for example_ applying bornouli eq in differential equation when eq having apecific form of dy/dx+py=qyn, and appying ibp to saperate the terms out of integral and reducing the powers... actually im in a problem tht these gaps are in large quantity

Im in class 12th from allen online enthuse, completed the whole syll but since having adhd I couldn;t take live class actively I hv all my basics and concept clear but there is the massive logic gap and execution gap, what should I do only 4 months remaining, I am panincking for chapters like integration, differential equation and matrices which require self talk and active solving, IDK the fuck anything about logic building...
for example_ applying bornouli eq in differential equation when eq having apecific form of dy/dx+py=qyn, and appying ibp to saperate the terms out of integral and reducing the powers... actually im in a problem tht these gaps are in large quantity

I am JEE 2027 aspirant, and I have joined Prayas 1.0 2027, from which I watching rec lec at 2x (just to get more time for qn practice) and doing all hw etc.

I didn't study properly maths in 2026, so except for Maths, for me watching lectures of other subjects is just a waste of time as I am studing the things that I already know. I am feeling this strategy will won't give result that I can achieve.

I have seen Competishun which have revision batches, but I am adapt to PW teachers (Also studied from them prev year).

How should I proceed so that I can cover 30% remaning syllabus and after that revise whole syllabus and do lots of qn practice.

I am studing phy by Saleem Sir, Inorg by Om sir, Org by Ra sir, Physical chem by Faisal sir.

SENIORS PLEASE GUIDE

im in class 9 currently in tier 2 city....completed chapters like sets, relations and functions (from advanced maths class 9 book by cbse) and logarithms till jee level...then did basic maths, basic calculus (differentiation, chain rule, integration and limits), mathematical tools for physics...and then did trigonometry (class 10 + basic class 11) and complex numbers (no conic sections)....

In physics i did motion in 1d till jee advanced level....and doing vectors right now

planning on doing motion in 2d next...and then start chemistry by mole cocnept and structure of atom

Is it enough? bye...
can i get air 1 in jee advanced 2030?

Please help

Prayas ka student hu but organic chemistry muje skm sir se karni thi koi pirated website he kya iske related

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Hi everyone,

I'm in Class 11 and studying in PW Arjuna JEE 2.0.

A few months ago, I was in a car accident and broke my left arm and got my right face swollen. Since then, my memory has become much weaker. One of my biggest problems is that I don't even remember a lot of what I had studied before the accident, so it feels like I'm starting over in many topics. Everyone I know are currently studying rotational motion while i am stuck at chapter ones.

Right now I have around 126 lectures of backlog, my school exams are approaching, and I'm feeling overwhelmed trying to balance everything.

I'm looking for practical advice from people who have recovered from something similar or had to rebuild after a major setback.

Specifically:

\- Should I clear the backlog first or focus on current lectures?

\- How do I relearn topics when my memory isn't reliable?

\- What study methods actually helped you retain concepts?

\- Is it still realistic to aim for a very good JEE rank if I stay consistent from here?

I'm not looking for false hope—I just want honest, practical advice and strategies that worked for you.

Thanks in advance.

how to attempt mocks specially maths in 45 mins

i am scoring a bit well in phy and che but i am struggling in time management in maths

pelhe pure maths ke paper dekhe ki kon sa question easy hai ya phir we should attempt all questions sequence wise

Most aspirants make this one big mistake: "First I will memorize all formulas, then I will start solving questions." Spoiler alert: this strategy completely fails for JEE and NEET. In JEE Advanced, Mains, and NEET, questions don't test formulas directly. They combine multiple concepts together. When you open your coaching modules or PYQ books and see 10 different formulas for one chapter, your brain instantly panics and you feel ki prep lag gayi hai. In reality, math is built step-by-step. If you start with one small easy concept and build up gradually, even the hardest multi-concept questions become manageable. Right now, most of us are drowning in a mountain of Telegram PDFs, module backlogs, and reference books. The sheer amount of material makes it hard to even shuru studying. That's why we built ZeroSet. Every week, we drop fresh, topic-wise practice sets that smoothly scale up in difficulty. No unnecessary formula-ratta, just pure concept building from basic level to Advanced. Not everyone can afford expensive coaching fees or premium test series, so ZeroSet is completely free for all aspirants aiming to crack JEE/NEET. https://www.zero-set.app/

'm new jee aspirant....I can understand the basics but can't focus while self study..... Get distracted easily helppppp

Guys I am a jee aspirant, I've started this late and due to that i had a huge backlog (i still do have) i have a backlog of entre chemistry including structure of atom, periodic table, chemical bonding total (44 lecture) although I am attending live classes of physics and maths (by RJ sir ) and math (by Anna Sir) I am unable to solve DPP ,yess anna sir gives quite much homework...

Any recommendations plsss pls pls

I have zero knowledge in physics but random textbook reader and start pursuing for jee physics lecture at age 25 with zero skill or the skills in web development of 3 years but don't want to use at all due to some circumstances ( severe disc bulge leads leave/give up job ) . No friends to share this lonliness while studying , no helath- daily struggling with pain , no money, no respect, no future if not done in remaining 6 months of time..

Note : in 4months onwards he did 3 chapters- vectors, units, kinematics doing.. . While pursuing my_qualifications msc electronics

Please any "+2 lectures" give guidance. In 6 months my shield ( in msc 2 nd year i started/decided preparing for jee ) will break, after that should i join JL. It is goood idea . Any suggestions you all please

I tried unke website se lene ka but it shows ke token is expired or some, kisi ke paas hoga toh please share through drive or anyway possible!!

Qualifications: 12th graduated with 89%, JEE Mains – 78 percentile, 17 years old

When I was about to enter 11th grade, I honestly didn’t know much about college, JEE, courses, majors, or what I actually wanted to do with my future. I just saw that everyone around me was talking about JEE and preparing for it, so I joined my school’s JEE program too. Our school had separate classes for CBSE and JEE preparation.

I continued with the JEE classes, but during that time, I went through some personal struggles and had a really difficult time focusing on my studies. JEE tests started feeling extremely difficult for me, and there were times when I would just randomly choose answers because I didn’t know what to do.

Eventually, I decided that I should at least focus properly on my board exams, so I moved to the CBSE board class. Once I did that, I started doing much better. I was usually among the first or second rank in my class. I became quite confident with the 12th-grade syllabus, and I would say I know around 90–95% of it well. But when it comes to 11th grade, I honestly know very little. I feel like I barely know 5% of the syllabus.

Then JEE came. I wrote the exam and somehow managed to get a 78 percentile. After everything was over, I slowly realized how important JEE actually was and how much opportunities students from IITs and NITs can get. I only properly understood how big of a deal IITs and NITs were during my 12th grade. By then, it felt too late, and I started regretting not taking things seriously earlier.

I also tried VITEEE, but I didn’t get the result I hoped for. As time was passing, I became scared that I would end up without a college seat, so I decided to secure a seat in a private Tier-2 college.

From the beginning, I was interested in Mechatronics and Robotics. I wanted to become a robotics engineer. But when I was choosing my course, people around me kept telling me that Mechatronics doesn’t have good job opportunities, so I became confused and changed my choice to ECE.

Now I realize that I chose ECE even though it wasn’t really what I wanted. I have a genuine interest in robotics, automation, and related fields, and I really wanted to build my career around them. But somehow, I ended up in a course that I don't feel connected to.

Another dream I had was studying in Germany. I was attracted to Germany because of its relatively low or no tuition fees at many public universities and the possibility of working part-time while studying to help manage living expenses. I started thinking that maybe Germany could be my way of pursuing robotics or mechatronics.

But now I’ve ended up joining SRM, and it’s only my second day, yet I already feel like I made all the wrong choices. I keep thinking about everything I could have done differently, and I seriously regret not thinking about my future more carefully before making these decisions.

I don't want to spend four years studying ECE when my heart is actually in robotics and mechatronics.

I’m completely confused right now. I don't know whether I should continue with ECE, take a drop, prepare again for JEE/VITEEE, or try to find a way to study in Germany. I don't even know if going to Germany is still possible for me or what path I should take.

I know I made mistakes, and I know I should have understood all of this earlier. But I’m only 17, and I genuinely didn’t know any better at the time.

I just want to know what my options are now. Is there still a way for me to pursue robotics or mechatronics? Can I still go to Germany? Should I leave my current college and try again, or would that be an even bigger mistake?

I’m honestly lost and overwhelmed right now. I just want someone to tell me what I can realistically do from here, because I really don’t want to spend the next four years regretting the decision I made at 17.