I was never a technically inclined person. In fact, if I go back and ask myself if I see myself giving these exams, I would say no. I was always an artistic kind.
But perhaps the balance of an artistic mindset coupled with immense hard work are the very things that helped Ishita Vyavahare crack JEE with a whopping 99.06 percentile in the JEE Main. A clear-thinking, confident student from Pune, Ishita talks about the first time physics inspired her.
In class 9, I read about Isaac Newtons ideas for the first time. Newton has a very philosophical way of thinking. He always tried to find a deeper meaning to what he was doing. I thought that was profound. That was the first time it occurred to me that you could explain the entire world using physics and maths, says Ishita introspecting.
BYJUS – The Learning App is Ishitas learning companion that helps her visualise important physics and maths concepts. I started studying from BYJUS when I was in class 11, so all my concepts are from there. The visuals on the app make the topics all the more interesting and you can practise questions right after you learn a concept. Thats a great way to learn, she adds.
An aspiring physicist, Ishitas approach to studying for JEE is pegged on balance. Practically speaking, JEE is a hard exam. In a school exam, you may be given 3 hours for 30 questions but in JEE you have to attempt 90 questions in 3 hours. Its thrice as difficult. So there always has to be a sense of balance when you approach it, she says.
Here are some of Ishitas top tips on how to approach JEE:
| 1. Dont hype the exam. When you do that in your head, you tend to get nervous. |
| 2. Keep giving mock tests. Its better to straighten out your kinks in the mocks so that you dont make any in the real exam. |
| 3. When youre not able to study dont be harsh on yourself. When youre doing a great job dont gloat. Try to be balanced in every situation. |
| 4. Prioritise quality over quantity when studying. Dont trick yourself into thinking you have done a lot of work based on quantity alone. |
| 5. Make sure your food is balanced too. Ive noticed that when my food has too much sugar or is too spicy, my focus is not up to the mark. |
| 6. Keep moving. Exercise in the evening if possible. You may have to sit and study for a large chunk of the year, so you cant afford to compromise your body in that situation. |
| 7. Spend your free time with whatever your interest is no matter how good youre at it. It goes a long way in easing your mind. |
| 8. Even if you dont make it on D-Day, believe in yourself. No matter what you do, believe in yourself and trust that everything will go okay. |
Team Storyweavers wishes the bright and self-assured Ishita all the very best for her future endeavours and we hope her tips help you in your preparation too!
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Pooja .v
June 9, 2020
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PREET
June 9, 2020
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Yogendra Randad
June 10, 2020
Nice
Hitiksha.?
June 10, 2020
Gr8 learning time
Mahak
June 11, 2020
Outcome of consistent work…… with determination.
Divya b gowda
June 11, 2020
All the best for your future. Even my aim is to do IIT.so let me clear the jee advance and mains. I’m still in 10th grade. I think ur words are gonna inspire me and Whis me for the best
Richa
June 11, 2020
Really…ur efforts bring an urge of working more harder into me as well..all the best for ur future…keep doing well
Sujal Maheshwari
June 12, 2020
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Malavika
June 13, 2020
I’m vry intensive to jee and my dream destiny is at NIT…. but the time was ending
I heartily congrats u for ur outstandong efforts
HARSHIKA SINGH
July 5, 2020
Wow you are so curious about learning maths. But I am not expert in maths so I want you help to get very easy method to be expert in maths. I read in class 5.
Thanks ……
Shivali kesarwani
March 11, 2021
Some understanding question not a full understanding