OXYGEN ACADEMY TIPS FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING competitive exams after 10+2


 8 tips for IIT JEE Main and other competitive exams

 

This article is just not about the preparation for IIT JEE or NEET like IPMAT or CLAT or NATA or anything. The techniques mentioned here are applicable to any competitive exam. Understand that you’re not preparing alone, you are preparing along with your partner called Mind. So, it’s also about training your mind. Let’s understand it in detail – one by one. 

Table of Contents

·         1. Understand the Exam

·         2. Understand the Subject

·         3. Time Management

·         4. Normalizing Fatigue

·         5. Strategy

·         6. Setting up a Study Environment 

·         7. Stress Management

       8. Day Planning



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