What are the important topics for the JEE in 2019 ?

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It’s almost the end of November, and you’re planning to start now. To be completely honest, it’s a tough task. But, not impossible. You have good chances of clearing the exam, but securing a good rank is difficult.

People generally study for 2 years or sometimes even more than that in order to Crack these exams, but that’s with constant and disciplined efforts, but still, the most crucial time for any JEE aspirant is these last few months.

I’ll let you know the topics in the last but first I will explain how to study.

First of all, realize the fact that you don’t have much time left. And if you actually want to clear up the exam, you have to start putting in constant efforts regularly. I am in no way implying you have to study 15-16 hours in a day in order to Crack the exam because first of all that’s not possible and secondly even if you pull that off, you’ll certainly get sick. Studying 6-8 hours a day is a good enough time to Study in a day. If you have school or coaching going on, you’ll have to reduce these hours as per your convenience, but make sure you at least sit for four hours a day.

Now once you’ve decided that, choose whether if you want to study one subject per day(recommended), or all the subjects. Start with the theory part and then move to the problem-solving. But start from the very basic of every subject if your concepts aren’t clear.

Once you get the habit of studying regularly and you feel that okay, maybe I’m ready for this particular topic, give a test on it, like you’d give in an actual exam. Analyze the paper and work on the area you’re not good at.

Given you could do these for the coming months successfully, you certainly have a shot at clearing or even securing a good rank.

Important Topics :

Mathematics 

  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Integral Calculus
  • Trigonometry
  • Complex Numbers, Quadratic Equation
  • Probability and Statistics

Physics 

  • Gravitation & Electrostatics
  • Current Electricity & Heat Transfer
  • Electromagnetic Induction, Waves & Sound
  • Geometrical Optics, Thermodynamics

Chemistry 

  • Chemical Bonding & the periodic table
  • Redox reactions
  • Mole Concept & the concept of equivalents
  • Transition Element and Coordination Chemistry
  • General Organic Chemistry

Regards : AG Sir

 

All the best!

Team MATRIX

 

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