Back in 2004 - 5 hours of school + 6 hours of IIT coaching + 5 hours of self study. Everyday for 2 years. Still didn't make it. But it did open my brain to logical and analytical thinking. It was fun. 🙂
Mine was just 6 hours of school n 6 hours of coaching 5 hours of self study 2 hours timepass 2 hours for self care like food bath n daily routines of human n then rest is sleep
JEE have a nagative marking system. In JEE Main exam, each question is of 4 marks and for every incorrect answer, one mark is deducted. No marks are deducted for unattempted questions.
5:43 I’d like to make a correction. The cutoff in JEE Mains to qualify for JEE Advanced is not 99 %ile, it’s something around 90-91 %ile (varies from year to year). I scored 94%ile in JEE Mains 2023 and appeared in JEE Advanced. Aaaand as you might have guessed, JEE Advanced questions simply blew me away.
@@shreyaskalyanpad if you like something doing , then it doesn't make you a nerd. you just enjoying doing that stuff. To become great dance, hard work is required. And to reach iit as well hard work is required.
Advance is not an exam of selection, its an exam of rejection. Out of around 1.2 millions sitting for jee mains, 0.25 million qualify for advanced and only around 15k-16k get selected for IITs. Its the 2nd toughest exam in the world for a reason, sitting at the age of 17-18, the duration 6 hrs of the exam, etc ec. A lot of factors go into cracking the exam which come after intense and extreme hard and smart work. And presently the indian education system is fucked up in a lot of ways and besides that taking account of the population, competition is becoming more cuthroat by the day.
@@KukhyaatiTrue bro...Every exam is tough not only The IIT in India..For ex- Take Upsc Nda every year 1.2 million students give Nda exam and less than 1K r selected for Nda which is even less than 1 percent of students appeared in the exams and it's not like IIt where u pass exam & u r selected here u gotta clear written,ssb and than Merit list..So, Yeah Due to population and Less vacancy every exam in Ind is extremely tough. PS: I'm not disrespecting IIT or any other exam just an Insight.
fr brooo while people move abroad seeking a better lifestyle, I actually decided to move out of India after high school coz I scored 92% in 12th and I knew I wasn't gonna get into any good university. The competition is mad!
I cleared the exam. I was a pretty average student in my school but this was my moment to prove everyone. I studied for 14 hours a day straight for 2 years, without any break. It's every bit of worth it.
@@sparshsinghal7692 well i thought my life is ruined cuz i wasnt able to crack jee mains but now i can say with proud that iits arent everything and are not worth givin up your life for
Nothing is worth giving your life for. We are successful not by achieving what we wanted but by giving our best shot possible towards what we want. That being said even success isn’t worth giving your life for.
Gave this exam back in 2020. Got into IIT Bombay. I studied approximately around 8 hrs a day(yaa I was a repeater so had enough time in addition to classes). Went through various ups and downs. The exam grilled me to the worst extent possible. I still remember the journey. It actually helped me in maturing. Just a note to any future aspirant who might come across this comment(Although I know you have been told these points multiple times by plethora of various people): Just work hard as much as you can. The IIT tag is worth everything you put in right now not because of lucrative packages but the peer group with which you will learn and the network that you will make will definately help you throughout your life irrespective of the domain that you decide to pursue a career in.
Nah I quit midway I just wanna live my life this much hardwork isn't worth it I will just do btech from average college and move abroad this is too much
YEAH it's true , every body is not capable of doing anything, but I disagree with the statement of your stating it is not worth doing this much hardwork, advantage those ideas get among the others is just incredible, you will surely feel it when you go for work in corporate jobs
Ajee L mera worth it. It's a torture too much useless stuff . It's better to work on your own interest. Being in middle class from general only i know how much injustice it is for these entrance exams
@@Shyek_14 I gave jee when aieee used to exist. Although the knowledge you gain seems to be worthless but if you prepare correctly, irrespective of whether you clear the exam or not, you will be above most of the people in terms of knowledge and understanding of nature in general, which plays a huge role in giving you the edge over others in whatever you do. So, if you view from the perspective of just clearing and exam, sure it does'nt worth it, but learn what you can when you can. The most important thing is if you manage to clear this exam, you know how to learn better than most of the people in the world.
I attempted JEE 2024 and got 96 percentile, but didn't attempt mathematics as my subject was biology and main aim was to attempt NEET and got 676 marks out of 720. I studied 13 hours a day 🎉😊
Look. 1.2M to 2M students attempt for Jee Mains , out of which the 90 percentile students can go for jee advanced , which is 10% i.e 120K-200K. In jee advanced the top 10%(or even less) students get seats in IIT , Which is around 12K. Basically 1% students attempting the Jee mains make it into IITs.
and the same number of students sit for UPSC, many of them often ex-IIT, IiM toppers and less than 1000 clear the exam. Do the maths and figure out which exam is toughest in india.
aren't they graduated you fool maturity level at age of 17-18 vs 24-30s of age and don't you guys a have a full subject as optional of your choice do we get that ? @@meltherecafe2394
@@meltherecafe2394I think that has more because of vacancies. Govt positions are less in number when compared to seats in IITs. But yeah both are pretty difficult.
@@shivsatyam4262 bhai questions doable hi hote hai, bass 3 ghnate ke time limit mein karna wo bhi itne sare karna mushkil hai, mera senior advance ke toughest of the toughest sawaal bhi solve karleta tha, lekin speed solving nahi thi, aur syllbus bhi 70% hi kiya tha, uske 94 percentile aayi lekn advance mein 4k rank lagaya, mujhse bhi advance ke sawaal hojate hai, lekin mains ke tests mein dikkat hoti hai, 4 din mein hi mera mains hai, hope so accha jaaye
Gave this exam back in 2017. Got into an IIT. I went to kota for my preparation. I went to my coaching institute for 6-7 hours, then did self study for another 4-5 hours almost daily. But this didn't seem hectic because I enjoyed studying those subjects. But, many of my fellow aspirants didn't like the preparation because they were forced into it either by their family or their ego. Watching them suffer was sad. I graduated from my college some time back and those were the best years of my life. It gave me everything that I ever dreamt of. So my message to aspirants - If you really like science and really want to pursue engineering, just go for it, give as much time as you can, you will surely succeed in one form or the other. However, if you don't enjoy it and are simply doing it to make someone happy or to prove a point, just don't, I have seen everyone who came with this mindset fail! Just know your interest, know your worth and take the leap of faith!
I gave my JEE in 2019.I used to learn about 14-15 hrs a day and the coaching was pretty intensive to me personally but my hard work paid off , finally got into IIT and graduated. I was super happy that I did not give up till the end.
@@Robin-qu5jm is there a problem in that , yeah obviously likes of you would be calling it brain drain but it's not if you have got even a Lil brain to think , they are connecting other parts of the world to India they are making the ties strong and also helps in establishing stronger economy if they reach to higher posts in other countries it's a huge advantage to India as they play pivotal role in bringing in buisness and technology to India
@@Robin-qu5jm and if u talk abt advantage then I already wrote:- you won't understand the advantages until you become the part of the system.and unfortunately you are not 🚫
These tests, the grasp on the subject and the habit of taking stress and still achieving results is why Indians hold the most decorated positions in all sectors.
In JEE, I scored 27/360 with a percentile of 56% back in 2014 . The day I got my results I thought I am doomed and my life is over. But i am actually doing good in life now . Even better than quite a few 80-90 percentile students . If any student is reading this , do study for the exam but also remember, ITS JUST AN EXAM !!!
Same. Wasted 3 years trying to crack an exam that I actually never wanted to. You hear this bhaiya and that didi who went into this IIT and are now living a luxurious life and before you know it your parents send you off to the scide captial of India. Needless to say, I'm in a much much better space and situation than the bhaiya and didi at the moment.
I studied around 8-10hr a day. The target is to be consistent and have targets and fulfill them everyday .. studying 15hr is not important. It's being consistent and solving variety of problems. Went through the grill and passed JEE advanced and now studying 4th year in IIT Kharagpur in Electrical Engineering. Was a good journey
not it's not in 2013 level was east it wasn't enough to get in a rank of 5000K and the so called new emerging iits were not there at that time only 8-10 were there i think @@divyanshsharma3535
@@atharva5177 look bro..if you’re a natural talent, then its okay, but if not, ots only hard work that will help. There are folks grinding themselves for this. And the seats are limited. So either get on with it, or be ready to lose it. But do your best, whatever the result is, make sure you dont end up with any regrets that you didnt try enough.
One can definitely understand how tricky the questions are, he actually didn't realise the trick in one of the chemistry questions. There was a catch which he overlooked and considered trivial to solve.
Fun fact: This year a question came in JEE Advanced which was almost similar to MIT Mechanical Engineering last semester's paper's question and International Physics olympiad question Edit: Out of 1.2 millions students (As per data of 2023) only 0.2 million are selected for writing the JEE Advanced from where 50k are selected for IIT's. Edit 2: 15hrs is probably a myth ~10-12 hours is the actual number Edit 3: Yes Chemistry is the most scoring section of the JEE Advanced much likely because few branches of engineering require it but still is important! Edit 4: Mostly students study for 2 years (i.e., 11 & 12 standard) though many start preparing for it earlier as much as 9th standard.
I don't know how people score good in chemistry. In 2012 exam, I scored 140 in physics and maths combined but only 14😅😅 in chemistry and couldn't crack IIT.
I qualified Mains when I was in 12th and got a good college. I studied around 5-6hrs a day other than the coaching hours. Right now in 2023, I am a Masters student at IIT Kanpur. Believe me when I say this, you have to let go of fun, of relationships, of hobbies etc. to get a sure shot at the top IITs in India for graduation. For pursuing Masters though, the test is easier but still hard.
@@krish-158It'd be better if you consult an undergrad about this. Its been 5 years since I last studied for JEE and things have long changed since then, for instance, in my time, Mains was conducted only once a year. I am not in the loop. So, find someone else who is. He'll guide you better. With that being said, I can of course give you a generic and mostly accurate answer- Calculus, Coordinate and Vector Algebra.
The 25 percent thing applied to me . Just ticked all C's in my JEE Mains exam , and got an 85 percentile . Although , an 85 percentile is useless . I am a pre med student , so obviously I was more inclined towards the NEET exam( Medical entrance exam) back in 2019 . I failed miserably , getting just 235 out of 720 . I took a drop year, to try again . In the 2020 attempt, I studied hard , studied almost 18 hours a day for the last 3 or 4 months before the D day . I got a 518 , and missed a seat by just 8 marks , I just had to answer 2 more questions correctly ( each correct answer is awarded 4 marks) , and the last cutoff was around 522 or 526 or something. It's just that , if u crack the exam , life's good . If u don't , u end up in endless loop of guilt , broken expectations , judgements from ur friends , peers, family , heartbreak , lost mental sanity , and u end up either keep trying again , and again until u succeed , (some people try to crack exams like these for 5 to 6 more years ) , or u switch domains , study something else, work on something else, with ur guilt still there, somewhere , in ur subconscious mind . Right now , I am an Engineering student, I shall be graduating this year , with a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, but the guilt still remains . I just try to keep working hard so that I get a grand success in something else , and maybe that can somehow , cover my feeling of guilt within..
It get's even more harder because 1. time :- you only have 2 min approx for a question 2. Mental pressure 3. Distraction :- at the age of around 17 to 20 , there are many thing to distract you 4. Family pressure , society pressure and pressure of age , that your is getting older and you are doing nothing just attempting a paper and getting fail again and again 5. Reservation and no. of students appearing (compitition) and the biggest factor is 6. Negetive marking:- for a wrong answer your marks get deducted But still we don't lose our hopes and get back to studies just for IIT
As an ex-IITan, if u are actually studying for 15 hrs per day, then u are not at all studying. U are just reading for the sake of it. It is never required. U can handle it in far less if u are planning ur studies well. Some ppl just go overboard and try to portray things larger than life. U need to have a life too. It might require around 10 hrs during exam times but 15-16 hrs is just absurd whoever claims it. They need to rethink their life choices as they really have no life
Easy if u do it right or just stress urself to death, fail and blame everything else. Choose urself. It is never about quantity, it is about quality. If u can study even 2 hrs with all ur attention, focus and interest, that is more effective than 10 hrs of seating with a book in front and chatting in mobile instead. Don't fool urself in trying to fool others Ask urself "am I really studying?". If u are trying atleast, u really don't understand how much time 15-16 hrs is per day. No human can do anything that requires concentration and brain function for that amount of period, everyday. Either u are fooling urself or others. It is that easy
@@MahiMehta-kc8zq6 hours of self study apart from coaching is a good amount of time for clearing with consistency..thats it.....15 16 hours of toppers are just liers in the market.
near about 200k students clear jee mains out of 1 million students and out of 200k students only about 10k students qualify for indian equivalent of mit (IIT)
I took this test in 2015 and only barely qualified for the JEE Advanced test. I was studying about 3 - 4 hours outside of school hours. One of my classmates who scored well on the JEE Main and then JEE Advanced and got into IIT, used to study in school as well during and between classes. Edit: One thing he didn't mention is that we can not use calculators during the exam which makes it harder in my opinion simply because you need to spend a little more time calculating the answer.
@@theawesomeman9821 I believe until 12th grade calculators should be allowed but with restriction. The current policy regarding calculator usage being followed in India is perfect. I guess something similar is followed in China as well.
@@sandyjr5225 Indian standardized tests should allow calculators, in Western standardized tests like the SAT and ACT, calculators are allowed. Unecessarily standards for the sake of difficulty is why India lags behind the West.
I had given this exam this year itself in June 2023. Firstly, we have to write MAINS which is a little manageable but there are 25 questions per subject here as compared to 17-20 for ADVANCED. JEE ADVANCED is tough because of the different types of questions that come every year testing us on simple concepts but complex situations which cannot be taught of immediately. That is why one needs to practice as many different questions as one can which makes the preparation schedule hectic. This year's paper was rather easier compared to last year's. Mostly if u solve 50 - 60% of the paper CORRECTLY then you will get a good college (due to the presence of negative marking).
As a person who has cleared both JEE mains and Advanced and got into IIT, these tests are surely very difficult to prepare for. But the trick is to focus on your strengths and not trying to learn everything. Some students like maths or chemistry or physics, so they try to get as much score on these subjects and get bare minimum marks in other subjects, as even if you score 50-60% questions correctly you are safe to assume you will get a good school.
Basically after high school, while you guys prepare for prom, we get admitted into institutes where it's 45 days of pure torture. I m 2000 batch , missed iit.
I studied for 17hrs a day, I cleared my JEE and secured an ALL INDIA RANK of 6 out of 1500000 people who appeared. I'm now in IIT Kharagpur. I used to leave home at 4.45am and return at 11.30pm, traveling 35km daily
Hi I do not usually login to my account often to comment on YT videos but since you guys asked on how much prep time i thought to put in my 2 cents based on my experience. I gave this exam in 2017 (The 1st stage of JEE Mains went pretty bad by my standards and expectations) although i had still qualified. My JEE Advanced Exam (2nd stage and the one shown in the video) went well and got a National (All India) Rank of 703 at the time. During my 2 years of prep my 1st year was bad and like many others I tried to study long hours and basically made a mess of myself and went nowhere. At the start of final year of my high school due to stroke of luck i was able to understand a physics topic very well and beyond what most of my peers understood. In later discussions with my teachers on seeing my performance at tests at school on the topic I realized its not just about QUANTITY of time but also and mostly about QUALITY of study time. so my final schedule and strategywas :- 6-8 hours of study time on average (up to 10 if i was giving practice tests and this includes school time) Like he said in the view focus on understanding basics of each topic only but thoroughly and think about strategies to use in exam if a question came from those topics. to wards the end train mind to be able to focus for 3 hours at a time using practice tests so i can give the exam. People need to remember the topics are okay. Its the tricky questions and the broad scope using just simple topics that kills you in this exam from a theoretical point of view. Of course then there are exam things that are added on top of it like time constrains, negative marking for wrong answers, multiple correct answers etc now having graduated university i would like to let you know that the real tussle comes after joining the university ;) but that was always going to be the case as my teachers had told me. Edit:- Currently I am now working in Cybersecurity
I started my journey after the covid , I knew that this exam is not for everyone only toppers can do this but still I appeared in the exam , I got very low score but then I started preparing for MHTCET which is exact same level as that of JEE only difference is that here's no negative marking. I used to study for 7-8 hours daily and in the last month I quit studying and Focused more on solving 2mock papers a day , I got 98.98 percentile , but that day was the worst day of my life because I was hoping for atleast 99.3 percentile. Many of you will say that it's just the difference of 0.2-0.3 percentile but man let me tell you , I couldn't get CSE branch , the last student to get into CSE was next to me and I couldn't do anything but to see him grabbing my seat because he is from a minority category....like wtf man we're studying here for more than 6 hours a day literally dying every single day , achieving almost 99 percentile and still not able to get into CSE branch. . If you are from India and had not chosen science stream you are such a genius ❤
15-16 hours a day. For GATE (similar test to get in master degree in any IIT or NIT) I studied 17 hours a day for two months to get a 2000 AIR rank. Do yes, you need at least 16-17 per day for at least a year to be in top 100.
My JEE mains percentile - 99.37 My JEE advanced rank - 7900 (no reservation if you are wondering) Currently in NIT jaipur. I used to study on average 9-10 hours daily, which is not much, you get used to it after a while. I don't think the efforts are worth it, now going to one of the top colleges in India, I realize at the end of the day you gotta do it yourself, no college is gonna help you get a good job. It's a good way to test yourself, but don't waste your time chasing NITs or IITs unless you have no other choice.
We used to study from 5AM to 10PM for 2 years😂 n still didn't get a seat😂 Man...what a memory to remember🫠 it's been almost 5 years since I wrote those exams🫠
@@deepshikhagupta2977 Nothing much has changed but just a college😂 I feel like there r more engineering clges than more iit aspirants in our country😂 So there's nothing to worry much if u ask me😌
It's not 99 percentile but 90 percentile to take jee advanced exam which is approx...2.5 lakhs...and technically u don't have to solve each question... Even in jee mains, solving 60 questions out of 75 could help u getting a decent rank.
I studied for 3 years 11 12 and 13th and then cleared Jee mains and Jee advanced. And got into IIIT A and got a placement of 20+ lpa but left it and now embarked on the journey yo world toughest examination. All the best to me 😊😊
Hey guys! I studied since 6th grade for the next 6 years and towards the last 2 yrs I pulled 18 hr studies. I got into IIT, long ago! Believe me the hype is worth the pain :)
Some Points: 1 . There isnt a 25% chance to get a question right , as they are multicorrect meaning either A , AB , B , ABCD or any combination of them is possible , getting one option wrong gives -1 or -2 negative marking and partial marking for getting a few option correct so you cant just go A A A A you will probably end up with a negative score, plus there are integer types. 2 The person gave the JEE advance paper in the video not the mains standard one , you get a rank for jee mains out of 12M which allows you to go to many college except the iit 3 . 1 - 1.5 Million people give the exam out of which 90 percentile students or around 80,000 to 100,000 gives the advance 4. out of the 100,000, around 20,000 get a rank who clear the basic total cut off , rest recieve a not qualified screen 5. on top of a total cut off cut off is there for each subject meaning if you score full in physics but 0 in maths you will not quality , per subject cut off is around 12 marks 6. then out of the 20,000 only there are 17k seats in iit including all different branches , however all people may not to go iit and instead go to some different college from the rank in mains, they have NIT and IIIT of 23k and 17k seats so out of 12M only around 50k students even get a chance to go to a good college rest have to go in private college who might charge a lot however after getting into IIT studying is really not a very big deal because you have a very hard time getting in anyway , you study so much to get in that you get used to it , but there are many other things in college that are necessary that still make it difficult I am currently in 10th Grade , going to give my boards next month and then 11th , i have already started to prepare for 11th early but yet the grind shall be on , will come back 2 years later if i remember and see if i get anywhere Isnt that a charmander EDIT: its about a few months in 11th and my 10th class result came out as this i got overall 96% Maths - 96 science - 98 social science - 99 English - 87 Hindi - 93 continuing the journey for IIT in 11th for hours for studying i am able to do 12 to 14 hours a day on days when i have no coaching or school school or coaching days about 8 hours self study
5:34 First of all, its not actually 99%ile cutoff, its usually around 88 - 94 %ile in order to be qualified to write JEE adv Second, around 250K ppl are qualified to write JEE adv, out of usually only about 180-190K ppl show up Also, the 2 mins per Q is not actually the case, you are not expected to solve the entire paper, rather, even scoring 50-60% of the total marks will fetch you a pretty great rank. So irl, its more like around 3-7 mins per Q, with some qs even taking up to 10 ish mins to solve.
As a stem student it is a thing of pride that the stem exams are the toughest and most successful people in their world have been from stem !! Science is everything
There is a story about IIT Mumbai where the professor asked students if they were prepared for the upcoming test to which they responded yeah like the need to revise things. The next week the professor gave them the question paper and came after 1 hour, saw the faces, told them to take help of any book or internet they wanted and extended 2 hours more. The topper scored 26% 🙂
Needless to say how hard these exams are, some of us are just scared for life. I am in my 40's, have taken entrance exam more than 20 years back, and still I get exam nightmares. I sometimes find myself taking exams again, where none of the questions I can solve! And then, when I wake up & I realize, it was all a dream and I am done with my education, the relief I fell, I can't express in words!
This exam is for students who completed higher secondary school(class 12) and want to join engineering degree at IIT. There is also negative marking for each wrong answer. the number of students committing suicides because of scoring less marks and pressure in IIT is increasing
I used to study 10-12 hrs including coaching hours but my jee advanced 2020 rank was not even in top 5000 (probably due to pressure on the exam day I messed up). But yeah I can only imagine how hardworking and consistent the toppers would be :)
I feel proud now that i cleared it in my first attempt and now in iitm 😂😂😂😂 jis din clear kiya tha adv uss din itni khushi nhi huii jitni aaj ho rhi h ki achara acknowledge our hard work 😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉
The thing with these exams is that you are lead to think the question is straightaway solvable before you actually start to solve it. When you start solving it, then you realise you have been duped straight into a quicksand and you are sinking fast. 😂😂😂😂
I studied like 10-12 hours everyday, scored 99.48 percentile on the JEE main exam and scored a rank of 6788 on JEE Advanced exam 😁 The thing that these topics are really advanced does look scary but you get two years of time for these exams, so it's like chipping away at a mountain with a chisel, it's slow but you'll get there ✌️
I gave the exam in 2016 and got All India Rank of 1,076 out of 250,000 people (approx). I usually studied for 10-14 hours per day. But in final 2 months of preparation I studied for 16-17 hours per day.
I gave the exam too , just for your info about 250,000 students get selected for advanced , and about 12,000 -15,000 of them get into the IIT's which is roughly about 1% of total students who give this exam , and the total no of students those who attempt mains usually remains about 850,000-1,000,000
I met a person who was applying for his masters in chemistry and I was discussing some stuff with him, and I found the electronic configuration that we learn in grade 11th is what they learn in college. So it is 100% true!!
See problem is that there are not available required seats for educational courses in india so board just has to reduced the number students by making test more difficult.
I remember giving jee exams in 2007. By the time of my second exam i was so sure i am not gonna get in. I was just marking random options based on what appeals to me.
One thing that he didn't mention is that both the exams consist of negative marking. So, you can't really fluke the questions you couldn't solve. If you get it wrong, you'll lose points from the total score.
Around 250K students score 99% and above in JEE MAIN, and they get qualified for Advanced exam. And for JEE ADVANCED only around 20k Students qualify for the IIT collage
I went the coaching route for this exam and we had classes from 5 in the moring to 11 in the night with 4 hours of break in between but then we usually also studied upto 2 in the night because of how competitive the whole surrounding is. Ended up with a rank of 63k. And this was before the whole percentile system kicked in
I tried JEE, but didn't specifically study for it until 2 months before the exam. And i just covered chemistry (didn't touch physics and maths). I got 85 percentile (cut off to qualify for JEE advanced was 90). My chemistry percentile was alone 98. They conduct JEE mains 2 times in the same year. Now i studied all subjects for the second one (3 months gap). I only got 78 percentile. Even though my maths and physics scores improved its very hard to remember everything you study and is insane to cover all 3 subjects for one exam. And the competition is so high that students start studying for JEE from 6th grade. You can ask any topper from JEE advanced and he will atleast tell he started studying from 9th grade.
You do have 25% chance of getting it right, but there is also 75% chance of getting it wrong and getting a -1. JEE exams have negative marking for each wrong answer 1 mark will be deducted hence it is freaking ruthless.
5-6 hour of coaching and around 6-8 hour of self study and that's what I did to Crack jee mains but wasn't able to Crack advance, but I have seen many students who studied much less and cracked advanced too (they also have to take coaching i.e 6+ less amount of time for self study)
I cleared it in 2008 when we had just a single JEE exam. I felt it was a tiny bit harder exam back then, and was also harder to get through because we had fewer IITs.
Firstly there's negative marking involved (+4, -1 for mains; +⅔, -⅓ for advance and there are two papers each for phy, math, & chem) Roughly 2-2.5 million students or more appear in the Mains, 10-15 % of those are qualified to appear in the Advanced. Out of those few hundred thousand who do appear approximately 20000 get in to IITs. Also it wasn't mentioned in the video but both the exams have negative marking involved, so one cannot risk guessing the answer.
Personally, I used to study around 8-10 hours daily (all three subjects) and still had a very mediocre performance. I did this for a whole year and probably that's the reason for my performance, had I woken up earlier (in my 11th grade) , maybe the results would have been different 🥲
I have just finished this exam this year and I used to study 9 hours per day and in the last few weeks before the exam 13 hours per day so yeah it is a tough exam but it can be done if studied with planning.
I remember the two years preparing for JEE exams being the toughest years of my life. I did well and got into IIT as well but it did take me quite a lot of individual effort as I came from a small town in India. As for the study schedule you asked for,my schedule included class from 5:30 AM till 6 in the evening with three breaks in between for a total of 2 hours. Then came self-study at home on average for 2 hours regularly. I felt little guilty at the time for not giving my best and studying more because my friends did more than this.
I took the test. JEE Mains. It destroys everyone. Yeah.. That's the phrase. Even if you prepare well... The options are designed in way that they will trick you into selecting wrong answer.
So im Indian and i didn't give JEE but i was a science student as well and honestly whats harder is getting a good rank cuz you also have to consider the population in india and everyone at first tries to get into the govt institutions cuz they are relatively cheaper and for that you need to be among the top candidates. This applies to every indian who is giving exams to get a govt job as well. Its not necessarily the questions that make it harder, questions are doable but its the competition, its thr available candidates. Anyone born in a poor/ middle class family in india without any connections , life is on hard mode
12 lakh or more than that give JEE Mains exam in which top 1,50,000 are selected for JEE Advanced and in JEE Advanced top 10,000 students are selected for IIT
As someone who cleared it, let me tell you its hard but its not at all worth it. The living conditions in these IITS is worse than slums. One can study comfortably and achieve more by joining a private or state owned college that too with much less fees!😊
Indians feeling proud to have the 2nd toughest exam in the world. Meanwhile JEE aspirants crying to crack it to reach their dreams.
True 😢
IIT are overrated.
@@sys9208No, They are not !
Also feeling proud to have most student deaths due to a competitive exam.
@@sys9208looks like someone couldnt crack jee
Back in 2004 - 5 hours of school + 6 hours of IIT coaching + 5 hours of self study. Everyday for 2 years. Still didn't make it. But it did open my brain to logical and analytical thinking. It was fun. 🙂
but now it is a rat race
very few people are enjoying the journey
Now u dont even need it.
Tier 2,3 colleges in Pune get 24,28 LPA Oncampus easily.
Also more and more companies r going to tier 2,3 cities of India.
@@mayurkanth6987Not easily bro, very few of them get 24-28lpa. The avg packages of those colleges is still around 7-8 lpa and that too in CSE.
yeahh. barely 1 topper get that package and you fackers things entire college is getting it.@@mayurkanth6987
Mine was just 6 hours of school n 6 hours of coaching 5 hours of self study 2 hours timepass 2 hours for self care like food bath n daily routines of human n then rest is sleep
Took the exam. Got the rank which is more than the population of many countries 😂
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Yeahh me too... My rank looks exactly like my telephone no.🌚
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Mee too😂😭
JEE have a nagative marking system. In JEE Main exam, each question is of 4 marks and for every incorrect answer, one mark is deducted. No marks are deducted for unattempted questions.
Same with NEET
5:43 I’d like to make a correction. The cutoff in JEE Mains to qualify for JEE Advanced is not 99 %ile, it’s something around 90-91 %ile (varies from year to year). I scored 94%ile in JEE Mains 2023 and appeared in JEE Advanced. Aaaand as you might have guessed, JEE Advanced questions simply blew me away.
brother!!!! My name is exactly the same as yours, i.e., Aritra Saha!
@@GigaPrime14900 :)
Same pinch bruh...🙂
I passed JEE mains, And also qualified for JEE Advance. And I cleared JEE advance and now I am in IIT Madras
Congrats bro, it's not a joke, you really made it this far
glad you made it out alive or you're a nerd
Congrats 🎉 now plz enjoy life & relax sometimes ❤
Damn bro
@@shreyaskalyanpad if you like something doing , then it doesn't make you a nerd. you just enjoying doing that stuff. To become great dance, hard work is required. And to reach iit as well hard work is required.
Advance is not an exam of selection, its an exam of rejection. Out of around 1.2 millions sitting for jee mains, 0.25 million qualify for advanced and only around 15k-16k get selected for IITs. Its the 2nd toughest exam in the world for a reason, sitting at the age of 17-18, the duration 6 hrs of the exam, etc ec.
A lot of factors go into cracking the exam which come after intense and extreme hard and smart work.
And presently the indian education system is fucked up in a lot of ways and besides that taking account of the population, competition is becoming more cuthroat by the day.
Well written
That is true for every competition, You have to do well than the others otherwise you are left behind.
@@KukhyaatiTrue bro...Every exam is tough not only The IIT in India..For ex- Take Upsc Nda every year 1.2 million students give Nda exam and less than 1K r selected for Nda which is even less than 1 percent of students appeared in the exams and it's not like IIt where u pass exam & u r selected here u gotta clear written,ssb and than Merit list..So, Yeah Due to population and Less vacancy every exam in Ind is extremely tough.
PS: I'm not disrespecting IIT or any other exam just an Insight.
fr brooo while people move abroad seeking a better lifestyle, I actually decided to move out of India after high school coz I scored 92% in 12th and I knew I wasn't gonna get into any good university. The competition is mad!
@@Kukhyaati telling facts not yapping.
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I cleared the exam. I was a pretty average student in my school but this was my moment to prove everyone. I studied for 14 hours a day straight for 2 years, without any break. It's every bit of worth it.
well i graduated from a private university in india and post graduated from standford 😁
Great man! Always be proud of yourself for such victories
@@sparshsinghal7692 well i thought my life is ruined cuz i wasnt able to crack jee mains but now i can say with proud that iits arent everything and are not worth givin up your life for
Nothing is worth giving your life for. We are successful not by achieving what we wanted but by giving our best shot possible towards what we want. That being said even success isn’t worth giving your life for.
I hope you do well in your life. Choose to be happy and keep moving❤️
Gave this exam back in 2020. Got into IIT Bombay. I studied approximately around 8 hrs a day(yaa I was a repeater so had enough time in addition to classes). Went through various ups and downs. The exam grilled me to the worst extent possible. I still remember the journey. It actually helped me in maturing.
Just a note to any future aspirant who might come across this comment(Although I know you have been told these points multiple times by plethora of various people): Just work hard as much as you can. The IIT tag is worth everything you put in right now not because of lucrative packages but the peer group with which you will learn and the network that you will make will definately help you throughout your life irrespective of the domain that you decide to pursue a career in.
Nah I quit midway I just wanna live my life this much hardwork isn't worth it I will just do btech from average college and move abroad this is too much
YEAH it's true , every body is not capable of doing anything, but I disagree with the statement of your stating it is not worth doing this much hardwork, advantage those ideas get among the others is just incredible, you will surely feel it when you go for work in corporate jobs
Ajee L mera worth it. It's a torture too much useless stuff . It's better to work on your own interest. Being in middle class from general only i know how much injustice it is for these entrance exams
@@Shyek_14 I gave jee when aieee used to exist. Although the knowledge you gain seems to be worthless but if you prepare correctly, irrespective of whether you clear the exam or not, you will be above most of the people in terms of knowledge and understanding of nature in general, which plays a huge role in giving you the edge over others in whatever you do. So, if you view from the perspective of just clearing and exam, sure it does'nt worth it, but learn what you can when you can.
The most important thing is if you manage to clear this exam, you know how to learn better than most of the people in the world.
I attempted JEE 2024 and got 96 percentile, but didn't attempt mathematics as my subject was biology and main aim was to attempt NEET and got 676 marks out of 720. I studied 13 hours a day 🎉😊
😅
Look.
1.2M to 2M students attempt for Jee Mains , out of which the 90 percentile students can go for jee advanced , which is 10% i.e 120K-200K.
In jee advanced the top 10%(or even less) students get seats in IIT , Which is around 12K.
Basically 1% students attempting the Jee mains make it into IITs.
and the same number of students sit for UPSC, many of them often ex-IIT, IiM toppers and less than 1000 clear the exam. Do the maths and figure out which exam is toughest in india.
aren't they graduated you fool maturity level at age of 17-18 vs 24-30s of age and don't you guys a have a full subject as optional of your choice do we get that ? @@meltherecafe2394
@@meltherecafe2394I think that has more because of vacancies. Govt positions are less in number when compared to seats in IITs. But yeah both are pretty difficult.
Un bb. Uu🙂☺🙂
2M students never gave JEE, max no. has gone up to 12 lakhs only i.e 1.2M,
What makes it so hard is not the questions, but the expectation of your result for the exam from your family and peers.
And middle class society 😂😂😂
questions hard thodi na hote hai bhai 🤡 teri AIR 1 hi toh aayi thi
@@shivsatyam4262 bhai questions doable hi hote hai, bass 3 ghnate ke time limit mein karna wo bhi itne sare karna mushkil hai, mera senior advance ke toughest of the toughest sawaal bhi solve karleta tha, lekin speed solving nahi thi, aur syllbus bhi 70% hi kiya tha, uske 94 percentile aayi lekn advance mein 4k rank lagaya, mujhse bhi advance ke sawaal hojate hai, lekin mains ke tests mein dikkat hoti hai, 4 din mein hi mera mains hai, hope so accha jaaye
Gyani baba 😂😂 with AIR 1
Gave this exam back in 2017. Got into an IIT. I went to kota for my preparation. I went to my coaching institute for 6-7 hours, then did self study for another 4-5 hours almost daily. But this didn't seem hectic because I enjoyed studying those subjects. But, many of my fellow aspirants didn't like the preparation because they were forced into it either by their family or their ego. Watching them suffer was sad.
I graduated from my college some time back and those were the best years of my life. It gave me everything that I ever dreamt of.
So my message to aspirants - If you really like science and really want to pursue engineering, just go for it, give as much time as you can, you will surely succeed in one form or the other. However, if you don't enjoy it and are simply doing it to make someone happy or to prove a point, just don't, I have seen everyone who came with this mindset fail!
Just know your interest, know your worth and take the leap of faith!
nearly same for me
how did you study please give advice
Disliked for saying parents have ego
@@T.Ragnarok12977 Disliked for being dumb and not being able to understand basic English.
MG
I gave my JEE in 2019.I used to learn about 14-15 hrs a day and the coaching was pretty intensive to me personally but my hard work paid off , finally got into IIT and graduated. I was super happy that I did not give up till the end.
Bro it is worth it?
Obviously it is , u have no idea the advantage an IITian gets , I can't explain it in words , but surely you will understand if u go into the field
@@ParikshitKumar-ue5qn what advantage.. they anyway go to USA
@@Robin-qu5jm is there a problem in that , yeah obviously likes of you would be calling it brain drain but it's not if you have got even a Lil brain to think , they are connecting other parts of the world to India they are making the ties strong and also helps in establishing stronger economy if they reach to higher posts in other countries it's a huge advantage to India as they play pivotal role in bringing in buisness and technology to India
@@Robin-qu5jm and if u talk abt advantage then I already wrote:- you won't understand the advantages until you become the part of the system.and unfortunately you are not 🚫
These tests, the grasp on the subject and the habit of taking stress and still achieving results is why Indians hold the most decorated positions in all sectors.
In JEE, I scored 27/360 with a percentile of 56% back in 2014 . The day I got my results I thought I am doomed and my life is over. But i am actually doing good in life now . Even better than quite a few 80-90 percentile students . If any student is reading this , do study for the exam but also remember, ITS JUST AN EXAM !!!
What are you doing right now brother
@@scyth.e I currently work as lead DevOps engineer in an insurance firm.
Don't say it bro I literally had PTSD 😢😢😢 because of this exam
@@saurabhindulkar6619respect✊
Same. Wasted 3 years trying to crack an exam that I actually never wanted to. You hear this bhaiya and that didi who went into this IIT and are now living a luxurious life and before you know it your parents send you off to the scide captial of India.
Needless to say, I'm in a much much better space and situation than the bhaiya and didi at the moment.
I studied around 8-10hr a day. The target is to be consistent and have targets and fulfill them everyday .. studying 15hr is not important. It's being consistent and solving variety of problems. Went through the grill and passed JEE advanced and now studying 4th year in IIT Kharagpur in Electrical Engineering. Was a good journey
Ready for placements?
@@amiteshsingh5173 I am in dual degree. Will have placement season during 5th year
@@ankurmondal3220which hall?
@@ujjwalkumarsingh5216 LBS
I suspect you are a OBC/SC/ST randiiiii ☺️☺️
12 to 14 hours in 2013..still not scored more than 59.6 % in Advance 😅😅😂😂.. it was and it is tough.
that is a good score bro! if its percentage and not percentile
@@divyanshsharma3535😂😂 he clearly said percentage
not it's not in 2013 level was east it wasn't enough to get in a rank of 5000K and the so called new emerging iits were not there at that time only 8-10 were there i think @@divyanshsharma3535
I got 59.6% too. lol... even remembering it sucks.
IIT BOMBAY 💀
Used to sleep for 3 hours a day, and study for over 17-18 hours daily, for two years straight without a holiday. Made it to the advanced exam too.
Are u kidding bro
I am a jee aspirant and only study for 12 hrs 😢
@@atharva5177 look bro..if you’re a natural talent, then its okay, but if not, ots only hard work that will help. There are folks grinding themselves for this. And the seats are limited. So either get on with it, or be ready to lose it. But do your best, whatever the result is, make sure you dont end up with any regrets that you didnt try enough.
@@atharva5177 Bro 12 hrs is also very good but there should be focused mind and master your basics buddy all the best for the exam
you must be a fool to give only 3 hours for sleep. You can die with this poor amount of sleep.
One can definitely understand how tricky the questions are, he actually didn't realise the trick in one of the chemistry questions. There was a catch which he overlooked and considered trivial to solve.
I was not able to crack advanced but scored good in jee mains this year
93 percentile approx 😅
93 percentile is low score
Good???
@@devyanshjoshi8065no it's not... 93 percentile is good
bro if you are general candidate then it's not at all a good score
@@bekindandpolite2158 if u have category,very good!!
Fun fact: This year a question came in JEE Advanced which was almost similar to MIT Mechanical Engineering last semester's paper's question and International Physics olympiad question
Edit: Out of 1.2 millions students (As per data of 2023) only 0.2 million are selected for writing the JEE Advanced from where 50k are selected for IIT's.
Edit 2: 15hrs is probably a myth ~10-12 hours is the actual number
Edit 3: Yes Chemistry is the most scoring section of the JEE Advanced much likely because few branches of engineering require it but still is important!
Edit 4: Mostly students study for 2 years (i.e., 11 & 12 standard) though many start preparing for it earlier as much as 9th standard.
and worst part is that more than one options can be correct and you need mark all the correct options to score full marks for that question
@@avinashjha1903That really sucked man 😂😂😂😂😂
Ans there is also negative marking
I don't know how people score good in chemistry. In 2012 exam, I scored 140 in physics and maths combined but only 14😅😅 in chemistry and couldn't crack IIT.
also, we don't use calculators and negative marking exists
I qualified Mains when I was in 12th and got a good college. I studied around 5-6hrs a day other than the coaching hours. Right now in 2023, I am a Masters student at IIT Kanpur. Believe me when I say this, you have to let go of fun, of relationships, of hobbies etc. to get a sure shot at the top IITs in India for graduation. For pursuing Masters though, the test is easier but still hard.
Hey can you suggest me some imp chapters as my 12th is messed up cause of some personal issues so plzz if you can guide me
@@krish-158It'd be better if you consult an undergrad about this. Its been 5 years since I last studied for JEE and things have long changed since then, for instance, in my time, Mains was conducted only once a year. I am not in the loop. So, find someone else who is. He'll guide you better.
With that being said, I can of course give you a generic and mostly accurate answer- Calculus, Coordinate and Vector Algebra.
@@shashwatmaurya8599 thank you
@@shashwatmaurya8599from when u started preparation 11th, 12th? And how much time it took for you to get used to questions
I want to join ISRO and want to be a greatest cosmologies.
It is important for me to clear the exam
Plz give me so tips
How many hours I have to read
The 25 percent thing applied to me . Just ticked all C's in my JEE Mains exam , and got an 85 percentile . Although , an 85 percentile is useless .
I am a pre med student , so obviously I was more inclined towards the NEET exam( Medical entrance exam) back in 2019 . I failed miserably , getting just 235 out of 720 . I took a drop year, to try again . In the 2020 attempt, I studied hard , studied almost 18 hours a day for the last 3 or 4 months before the D day . I got a 518 , and missed a seat by just 8 marks , I just had to answer 2 more questions correctly ( each correct answer is awarded 4 marks) , and the last cutoff was around 522 or 526 or something.
It's just that , if u crack the exam , life's good . If u don't , u end up in endless loop of guilt , broken expectations , judgements from ur friends , peers, family , heartbreak , lost mental sanity , and u end up either keep trying again , and again until u succeed , (some people try to crack exams like these for 5 to 6 more years ) , or u switch domains , study something else, work on something else, with ur guilt still there, somewhere , in ur subconscious mind .
Right now , I am an Engineering student, I shall be graduating this year , with a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, but the guilt still remains . I just try to keep working hard so that I get a grand success in something else , and maybe that can somehow , cover my feeling of guilt within..
It get's even more harder because
1. time :- you only have 2 min approx for a question
2. Mental pressure
3. Distraction :- at the age of around 17 to 20 , there are many thing to distract you
4. Family pressure , society pressure and pressure of age , that your is getting older and you are doing nothing just attempting a paper and getting fail again and again
5. Reservation and no. of students appearing (compitition)
and the biggest factor is
6. Negetive marking:- for a wrong answer your marks get deducted
But still we don't lose our hopes and get back to studies just for IIT
As an ex-IITan, if u are actually studying for 15 hrs per day, then u are not at all studying. U are just reading for the sake of it. It is never required. U can handle it in far less if u are planning ur studies well. Some ppl just go overboard and try to portray things larger than life. U need to have a life too. It might require around 10 hrs during exam times but 15-16 hrs is just absurd whoever claims it. They need to rethink their life choices as they really have no life
it 's more easy to say
Easy if u do it right or just stress urself to death, fail and blame everything else. Choose urself. It is never about quantity, it is about quality. If u can study even 2 hrs with all ur attention, focus and interest, that is more effective than 10 hrs of seating with a book in front and chatting in mobile instead. Don't fool urself in trying to fool others
Ask urself "am I really studying?". If u are trying atleast, u really don't understand how much time 15-16 hrs is per day. No human can do anything that requires concentration and brain function for that amount of period, everyday. Either u are fooling urself or others. It is that easy
@@MahiMehta-kc8zq6 hours of self study apart from coaching is a good amount of time for clearing with consistency..thats it.....15 16 hours of toppers are just liers in the market.
Exactly. Idk how tf they do that. Just do 2-3 hrs a day lol. Or ur gonna remain stinky and deprived mental health with a whole lot of PTSD
@@shazam1334some people want to brag about it. I used to study for this many hrs and all.
near about 200k students clear jee mains out of 1 million students and out of 200k students only about 10k students qualify for indian equivalent of mit (IIT)
Cutoff for IIT is literally 38 marks which is not really difficult.
True and for general category it becomes more harder to get in iit college
@@unwanted107bro 86
I took this test in 2015 and only barely qualified for the JEE Advanced test. I was studying about 3 - 4 hours outside of school hours. One of my classmates who scored well on the JEE Main and then JEE Advanced and got into IIT, used to study in school as well during and between classes.
Edit:
One thing he didn't mention is that we can not use calculators during the exam which makes it harder in my opinion simply because you need to spend a little more time calculating the answer.
not allowing calculators is unfair. In the real world, STEM workers use calculators because the human mind can only process so much.
@@theawesomeman9821 I believe until 12th grade calculators should be allowed but with restriction. The current policy regarding calculator usage being followed in India is perfect. I guess something similar is followed in China as well.
@@sandyjr5225 Indian standardized tests should allow calculators, in Western standardized tests like the SAT and ACT, calculators are allowed. Unecessarily standards for the sake of difficulty is why India lags behind the West.
I had given this exam this year itself in June 2023. Firstly, we have to write MAINS which is a little manageable but there are 25 questions per subject here as compared to 17-20 for ADVANCED. JEE ADVANCED is tough because of the different types of questions that come every year testing us on simple concepts but complex situations which cannot be taught of immediately. That is why one needs to practice as many different questions as one can which makes the preparation schedule hectic.
This year's paper was rather easier compared to last year's. Mostly if u solve 50 - 60% of the paper CORRECTLY then you will get a good college (due to the presence of negative marking).
Bro has not seen 2016 jee advanced paper yet
2016 was 💀💀☠️☠️ for every neet and jee aspirants
@@nayanjyotideka7120 I took that exam... wanted to kill myself lol
As a person who has cleared both JEE mains and Advanced and got into IIT, these tests are surely very difficult to prepare for. But the trick is to focus on your strengths and not trying to learn everything. Some students like maths or chemistry or physics, so they try to get as much score on these subjects and get bare minimum marks in other subjects, as even if you score 50-60% questions correctly you are safe to assume you will get a good school.
Basically after high school, while you guys prepare for prom, we get admitted into institutes where it's 45 days of pure torture. I m 2000 batch , missed iit.
Good thing I avoided the rat race.
I'm commerce student but my brother was in science...and he actually studied 10+ hours a day for 2 years and he failed 😂
Atleast dont laugh
😂that laughing emoji sent me
@@raginilodhi593 😂🤣
Feeling sad for your brother that he has a brother like you who laughs
You do realize that he actually put in the hours and is much ahead of his peers. If he continues to work hard, he'll achieve wonders.
it is only to make your mind function a little more good and can tackel har problem easily ... proud to be an jee aspirant
I studied for 17hrs a day, I cleared my JEE and secured an ALL INDIA RANK of 6 out of 1500000 people who appeared. I'm now in IIT Kharagpur. I used to leave home at 4.45am and return at 11.30pm, traveling 35km daily
Hi
I do not usually login to my account often to comment on YT videos but since you guys asked on how much prep time i thought to put in my 2 cents based on my experience.
I gave this exam in 2017 (The 1st stage of JEE Mains went pretty bad by my standards and expectations) although i had still qualified.
My JEE Advanced Exam (2nd stage and the one shown in the video) went well and got a National (All India) Rank of 703 at the time.
During my 2 years of prep my 1st year was bad and like many others I tried to study long hours and basically made a mess of myself and went nowhere. At the start of final year of my high school due to stroke of luck i was able to understand a physics topic very well and beyond what most of my peers understood. In later discussions with my teachers on seeing my performance at tests at school on the topic I realized its not just about QUANTITY of time but also and mostly about QUALITY of study time.
so my final schedule and strategywas :-
6-8 hours of study time on average (up to 10 if i was giving practice tests and this includes school time)
Like he said in the view focus on understanding basics of each topic only but thoroughly and think about strategies to use in exam if a question came from those topics.
to wards the end train mind to be able to focus for 3 hours at a time using practice tests so i can give the exam.
People need to remember the topics are okay. Its the tricky questions and the broad scope using just simple topics that kills you in this exam from a theoretical point of view. Of course then there are exam things that are added on top of it like time constrains, negative marking for wrong answers, multiple correct answers etc
now having graduated university i would like to let you know that the real tussle comes after joining the university ;) but that was always going to be the case as my teachers had told me.
Edit:- Currently I am now working in Cybersecurity
I started my journey after the covid , I knew that this exam is not for everyone only toppers can do this but still I appeared in the exam , I got very low score but then I started preparing for MHTCET which is exact same level as that of JEE only difference is that here's no negative marking. I used to study for 7-8 hours daily and in the last month I quit studying and Focused more on solving 2mock papers a day , I got 98.98 percentile , but that day was the worst day of my life because I was hoping for atleast 99.3 percentile. Many of you will say that it's just the difference of 0.2-0.3 percentile but man let me tell you , I couldn't get CSE branch , the last student to get into CSE was next to me and I couldn't do anything but to see him grabbing my seat because he is from a minority category....like wtf man we're studying here for more than 6 hours a day literally dying every single day , achieving almost 99 percentile and still not able to get into CSE branch.
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If you are from India and had not chosen science stream you are such a genius ❤
No dude you are a fool
Why do you need CSE branch brother?
@@visionshader6549 it was my dream , I'm comfortable in coding than mechanical and electrical and other things
10 years since I cracked JEE Advanced still gives a little feeling of proud
iits are pretty trsh comparing to other us universities
@@raghavkhulbe4493 ~someone who has never cracked advance
Im sry to say but if it was nowadays...it would have been 10 times harder for you to even qualify for a normal nit
@@raghavkhulbe4493 wdym by "trash"?
15-16 hours a day. For GATE (similar test to get in master degree in any IIT or NIT) I studied 17 hours a day for two months to get a 2000 AIR rank. Do yes, you need at least 16-17 per day for at least a year to be in top 100.
25% for a question 😂😂😂 man you are tripping there's negative marks for wrong answers.
My JEE mains percentile - 99.37
My JEE advanced rank - 7900 (no reservation if you are wondering)
Currently in NIT jaipur.
I used to study on average 9-10 hours daily, which is not much, you get used to it after a while.
I don't think the efforts are worth it, now going to one of the top colleges in India, I realize at the end of the day you gotta do it yourself, no college is gonna help you get a good job. It's a good way to test yourself, but don't waste your time chasing NITs or IITs unless you have no other choice.
bro but i think that at least u get a tag that helps u sit in good placements.
Both arguments are true
We used to study from 5AM to 10PM for 2 years😂 n still didn't get a seat😂
Man...what a memory to remember🫠 it's been almost 5 years since I wrote those exams🫠
Hi I am a jee aspirant I want to ask you that what you did in studies after not getting seat in iit?
@@deepshikhagupta2977 Nothing much has changed but just a college😂
I feel like there r more engineering clges than more iit aspirants in our country😂 So there's nothing to worry much if u ask me😌
It's not 99 percentile but 90 percentile to take jee advanced exam which is approx...2.5 lakhs...and technically u don't have to solve each question... Even in jee mains, solving 60 questions out of 75 could help u getting a decent rank.
This year it is 90.77%ile
it was 90.8 bro @@ShivamKumar-bd3sx
true
For general*
Ha ha, Achara trying to understand. Big up to you for even trying.
I studied for 3 years 11 12 and 13th and then cleared Jee mains and Jee advanced. And got into IIIT A and got a placement of 20+ lpa but left it and now embarked on the journey yo world toughest examination. All the best to me 😊😊
UPSC???
@@sanatan689 IIT-JEE >> UPSC
@@jyotirmaymanna1367 and you are unable to clear both
You don't have any common sense
@@sanatan689 wait for one year more I can clear IIT-JEE I am Rank 17 at NSEP and Gold Medalist at IJSO and IMO for your kind information
2 years ago when i was in high school, I watched MIT lectures out of curiosity and it was super easy to understand.
I qualified in the Mains exam and got admission in a NIT. Did not qualify in the Advance exam though
You are true atleast because in comment section all iitians came
Hey guys! I studied since 6th grade for the next 6 years and towards the last 2 yrs I pulled 18 hr studies. I got into IIT, long ago! Believe me the hype is worth the pain :)
Nah ..only a theoretical school😂
6th grade. Dude what are you ?
Some Points:
1 . There isnt a 25% chance to get a question right , as they are multicorrect meaning either A , AB , B , ABCD or any combination of them is possible , getting one option wrong gives -1 or -2 negative marking and partial marking for getting a few option correct so you cant just go A A A A you will probably end up with a negative score, plus there are integer types.
2 The person gave the JEE advance paper in the video not the mains standard one , you get a rank for jee mains out of 12M which allows you to go to many college except the iit
3 . 1 - 1.5 Million people give the exam out of which 90 percentile students or around 80,000 to 100,000 gives the advance
4. out of the 100,000, around 20,000 get a rank who clear the basic total cut off , rest recieve a not qualified screen
5. on top of a total cut off cut off is there for each subject meaning if you score full in physics but 0 in maths you will not quality , per subject cut off is around 12 marks
6. then out of the 20,000 only there are 17k seats in iit including all different branches , however all people may not to go iit and instead go to some different college from the rank in mains, they have NIT and IIIT of 23k and 17k seats
so out of 12M only around 50k students even get a chance to go to a good college rest have to go in private college who might charge a lot
however
after getting into IIT studying is really not a very big deal because you have a very hard time getting in anyway , you study so much to get in that you get used to it , but there are many other things in college that are necessary that still make it difficult
I am currently in 10th Grade , going to give my boards next month and then 11th , i have already started to prepare for 11th early but yet the grind shall be on , will come back 2 years later if i remember and see if i get anywhere
Isnt that a charmander
EDIT: its about a few months in 11th and my 10th class result came out as this
i got overall 96%
Maths - 96
science - 98
social science - 99
English - 87
Hindi - 93
continuing the journey for IIT in 11th
for hours for studying i am able to do 12 to 14 hours a day on days when i have no coaching or school
school or coaching days about 8 hours self study
tell me your board marks thisyear, i will also give boards.
5:34
First of all, its not actually 99%ile cutoff, its usually around 88 - 94 %ile in order to be qualified to write JEE adv
Second, around 250K ppl are qualified to write JEE adv, out of usually only about 180-190K ppl show up
Also, the 2 mins per Q is not actually the case, you are not expected to solve the entire paper, rather, even scoring 50-60% of the total marks will fetch you a pretty great rank. So irl, its more like around 3-7 mins per Q, with some qs even taking up to 10 ish mins to solve.
As a stem student it is a thing of pride that the stem exams are the toughest and most successful people in their world have been from stem !! Science is everything
Gave the exam 2 times but didnt made it to IIT, it was an experience i will never forget, those 3 years completey changed me as a person.
How so?
I studied 2.5 hours per subject everyday. So that is 7.5 hours every day. And i scored decent marks and got into the college i wanted to get!
More power to you bro
What😂 college was that 😂😂
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most diplomatic answer
@@vedantbakshi6546 thanks man
Of 26 lakh student's attended the jee exam ,im proud to be 2nd rank
From the last ,my rank 25,99,999
You got meee 😂😭
There is a story about IIT Mumbai where the professor asked students if they were prepared for the upcoming test to which they responded yeah like the need to revise things. The next week the professor gave them the question paper and came after 1 hour, saw the faces, told them to take help of any book or internet they wanted and extended 2 hours more. The topper scored 26% 🙂
So proud I scored "64/360" in this exam and got like 5 digit rank :)
I also passed JEE mains and JEE advance and selected in IIT bombay , but when I was preparing for this exam I study 16 hours per day for 1 year
Needless to say how hard these exams are, some of us are just scared for life. I am in my 40's, have taken entrance exam more than 20 years back, and still I get exam nightmares. I sometimes find myself taking exams again, where none of the questions I can solve! And then, when I wake up & I realize, it was all a dream and I am done with my education, the relief I fell, I can't express in words!
1.2 million ppl appear for the exam out of which 200k get selected for advanced and only 16k ppl get the seats in the iits
This exam is for students who completed higher secondary school(class 12) and want to join engineering degree at IIT. There is also negative marking for each wrong answer.
the number of students committing suicides because of scoring less marks and pressure in IIT is increasing
Thank God, I am a business management student, we deal only in profits, losses, but basic maths like %, ÷, × is involved.
I cleared that exam in 2018!
IIT Roorkee '22 batch
Studying for the Jee Advanced was a lot of fun. The competitive environment was great fun for me!
Well done bro!
I used to study 10-12 hrs including coaching hours but my jee advanced 2020 rank was not even in top 5000 (probably due to pressure on the exam day I messed up). But yeah I can only imagine how hardworking and consistent the toppers would be :)
I cleared this exam in 2023 and got admission in IIT Bombay
I feel proud now that i cleared it in my first attempt and now in iitm 😂😂😂😂 jis din clear kiya tha adv uss din itni khushi nhi huii jitni aaj ho rhi h ki achara acknowledge our hard work 😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉
The thing with these exams is that you are lead to think the question is straightaway solvable before you actually start to solve it. When you start solving it, then you realise you have been duped straight into a quicksand and you are sinking fast. 😂😂😂😂
I studied like 10-12 hours everyday, scored 99.48 percentile on the JEE main exam and scored a rank of 6788 on JEE Advanced exam 😁
The thing that these topics are really advanced does look scary but you get two years of time for these exams, so it's like chipping away at a mountain with a chisel, it's slow but you'll get there ✌️
No sorry I quit halfway I will just give board
I gave the exam in 2016 and got All India Rank of 1,076 out of 250,000 people (approx).
I usually studied for 10-14 hours per day. But in final 2 months of preparation I studied for 16-17 hours per day.
Gonna take the exam in 2025 studying 7-8 hrs everyday still think thats less though
The 99 percentile have 9k to 12-14k students depending on the appearing candidates
This time 1.9 lakh students got qualified from jee main to get to write jee adv exam from 12 lakh jee main applicants
And the more difficult part about this is that Every correct answer you get +4 marks but in evey wrong answer it gonna cost you -1 in overall marks.
I gave the exam too , just for your info about 250,000 students get selected for advanced , and about 12,000 -15,000 of them get into the IIT's which is roughly about 1% of total students who give this exam , and the total no of students those who attempt mains usually remains about 850,000-1,000,000
I met a person who was applying for his masters in chemistry and I was discussing some stuff with him, and I found the electronic configuration that we learn in grade 11th is what they learn in college. So it is 100% true!!
5:41 Every year bout a million people attempt JEE Mains. And nearly 200,000 get selected to JEEE Advanced, in which only to 20,000 get into IIT's
See problem is that there are not available required seats for educational courses in india so board just has to reduced the number students by making test more difficult.
I remember giving jee exams in 2007. By the time of my second exam i was so sure i am not gonna get in. I was just marking random options based on what appeals to me.
One thing that he didn't mention is that both the exams consist of negative marking. So, you can't really fluke the questions you couldn't solve. If you get it wrong, you'll lose points from the total score.
Exactly 😅
Around 250K students score 99% and above in JEE MAIN, and they get qualified for Advanced exam. And for JEE ADVANCED only around 20k Students qualify for the IIT collage
I flubked in year 2000
My rank was 3535 out of 500 Thousand Students. They took admission only upto 2935 Rank
I went the coaching route for this exam and we had classes from 5 in the moring to 11 in the night with 4 hours of break in between but then we usually also studied upto 2 in the night because of how competitive the whole surrounding is.
Ended up with a rank of 63k. And this was before the whole percentile system kicked in
I tried JEE, but didn't specifically study for it until 2 months before the exam. And i just covered chemistry (didn't touch physics and maths). I got 85 percentile (cut off to qualify for JEE advanced was 90). My chemistry percentile was alone 98.
They conduct JEE mains 2 times in the same year. Now i studied all subjects for the second one (3 months gap). I only got 78 percentile. Even though my maths and physics scores improved its very hard to remember everything you study and is insane to cover all 3 subjects for one exam. And the competition is so high that students start studying for JEE from 6th grade. You can ask any topper from JEE advanced and he will atleast tell he started studying from 9th grade.
JEE Main is about the deeper understanding of the topics AND the JEE Advanced is about your understanding of the exceptions in those topics.
You do have 25% chance of getting it right, but there is also 75% chance of getting it wrong and getting a -1. JEE exams have negative marking for each wrong answer 1 mark will be deducted hence it is freaking ruthless.
17:21 just so people could remember JEE Advance comes after that 😂
5-6 hour of coaching and around 6-8 hour of self study and that's what I did to Crack jee mains but wasn't able to Crack advance, but I have seen many students who studied much less and cracked advanced too (they also have to take coaching i.e 6+ less amount of time for self study)
Its different for everyone. Not everyone has same neural patterns.
We used to study 14-15 hrs daily but unfortunately I failed clearing jee advance with a slight margin but I got a seat in NIT with my mains score.
I cleared it in 2008 when we had just a single JEE exam. I felt it was a tiny bit harder exam back then, and was also harder to get through because we had fewer IITs.
Firstly there's negative marking involved (+4, -1 for mains; +⅔, -⅓ for advance and there are two papers each for phy, math, & chem)
Roughly 2-2.5 million students or more appear in the Mains, 10-15 % of those are qualified to appear in the Advanced. Out of those few hundred thousand who do appear approximately 20000 get in to IITs. Also it wasn't mentioned in the video but both the exams have negative marking involved, so one cannot risk guessing the answer.
I took both. But now I’m in a med clg after clearing NEET 😅
I took this exam 15 years ago. I never studied. I did not pass. 😅
Sirrr😂😂😂
Personally, I used to study around 8-10 hours daily (all three subjects) and still had a very mediocre performance. I did this for a whole year and probably that's the reason for my performance, had I woken up earlier (in my 11th grade) , maybe the results would have been different 🥲
I have just finished this exam this year and I used to study 9 hours per day and in the last few weeks before the exam 13 hours per day so yeah it is a tough exam but it can be done if studied with planning.
So, you cracked it?
Well, I got 93.4 percentile in jee mains so I was selected for jee advance but I did not appear for it. @@kvm6
Cleared this exam with 114 marks but finally landed in Nit allahabad cse due to bad rank in jee advanced!
I remember the two years preparing for JEE exams being the toughest years of my life. I did well and got into IIT as well but it did take me quite a lot of individual effort as I came from a small town in India.
As for the study schedule you asked for,my schedule included class from 5:30 AM till 6 in the evening with three breaks in between for a total of 2 hours. Then came self-study at home on average for 2 hours regularly. I felt little guilty at the time for not giving my best and studying more because my friends did more than this.
I took the test. JEE Mains. It destroys everyone. Yeah.. That's the phrase. Even if you prepare well... The options are designed in way that they will trick you into selecting wrong answer.
Woke up
Breakfast
Coaching
Lunch
Study
Snacks
Study
Dinner
Study
Sleep
My life through 2 years
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So im Indian and i didn't give JEE but i was a science student as well and honestly whats harder is getting a good rank cuz you also have to consider the population in india and everyone at first tries to get into the govt institutions cuz they are relatively cheaper and for that you need to be among the top candidates. This applies to every indian who is giving exams to get a govt job as well. Its not necessarily the questions that make it harder, questions are doable but its the competition, its thr available candidates. Anyone born in a poor/ middle class family in india without any connections , life is on hard mode
12 lakh or more than that give JEE Mains exam in which top 1,50,000 are selected for JEE Advanced and in JEE Advanced top 10,000 students are selected for IIT
As someone who cleared it, let me tell you its hard but its not at all worth it. The living conditions in these IITS is worse than slums. One can study comfortably and achieve more by joining a private or state owned college that too with much less fees!😊
Konsa college se ho??
@@jennyvarshavski3138 IITM😔🥲☠️