For Zaid Khan, who cracked JEE Main 2021 with 95.4 per cent in February attempt, his journey on the high road to success started with a desire to get into one of the top colleges in the country – the IITs. He dreams of becoming a successful engineer one day and making his parents proud. This very thought was a turning point in his life when he channelised all his energy towards achieving this goal and started preparing for the JEE entrance exam in class 11.
In a quick chat with Team Storyweavers, Zaid told us about his daily routine, his JEE Main preparation strategies and shared tips for future JEE aspirants.
When asked about his JEE Main preparation journey amidst the ongoing lockdown, he says that according to him the lockdown has been a blessing in disguise. He elaborates, I got a lot of time to study my subjects and prepare for JEE Main. In fact, I attempted both the February and March sessions and scored good marks. Currently in class 12, these days, Zaid is preparing for the upcoming JEE Main sessions and the board exams in 2022.
Zaid believes in smart studying and thats where BYJUS fit in. BYJUS short video lessons cover an entire topic within five minutes. While the length of the videos helps in sustaining our interest, the animations and real-life examples take care of building the basic concepts stronger. I also like the personalised mode of learning that allows me to clear my doubts with my mentor, says Zaid, who has been studying with BYJU’S app for four years now.
What is the most important point to consider while preparing for JEE Main? Zaid says, Constant revision and self-analysis are the key points here. I attempted BYJUS All India Test series along with solving several other mock test papers. That helped me understand where I need to pay extra attention.
It is okay to take breaks in between studies and enjoy a song or go for a walk. Zaid explains how, for him, practising yoga and dancing to his favourite numbers helped him relax. Long hours of studying can make you tired and drain all your energy. Hence I made it a point to take mini breaks to either paint or practise yoga.
This 17-year-old boy from Delhi signs off by sharing this tip to his juniors – Cracking JEE Main is not a hurdle if you’re prepared for it from day one. Just practise a lot and give it your best shot.
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Books are Tanaya Goswami’s first love and cheesecakes come a close second. Talking about movies, music, calligraphy, politics, and Elon Musk will get you listed under the friends’ section of her diary. Ever since moving on from her job as an English lecturer, she spends her time at BYJU’S crafting stories filled with emotion and sprinkled with sarcasm. Outside of work, she’s either learning something new (French, most recently!) or is curled up with a book and a cup of coffee. She firmly believes that discovering what you don’t know is the key to knowledge and is constantly working towards improving herself. Drop in a line at storyweavers@byjus.com if you liked her stories, have something nice to say, or if you have compelling ideas to share!
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