The right way to study JEE Maths

This is how toppers do it

There are three main points:

First, you should be VERY well versed with the basics. JEE involves a lot of formulae, concepts and question types. If all the basics are not on your fingerprints, you will not be able to solve hard questions. Tough questions involve a lot of approaches from different angles, and those angles must be clear to you - which cannot be done if your concepts are not on fingertips. Solving NCERT and the first exercise of your coaching modules thoroughly are some ways to ensure

Second, you should solve problems a bit higher than your comfort zone. Not only will this keep you humbled, you will develop better problem skills when you solve problems you currently cannot.

Third, give more time to all the hard problems you solve. I used to sit for days at times trying to solve a really hard Olympiad problem. Curb the urge to look at solutions, give hard problems the time they deserve. This way, you will have enough time to attack the problem from different angles, figure out what does not work, and learn from both your failures and wins. Trust me, this is the most important factor which separates toppers and failures - they attempt harder problems than they can solve, and they give enough time to such problems (once the homework is done).

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