JEE Main 2020: Tips To Avoid Common Mistakes And Score High Marks

JEE Main 2020 Tips: With JEE Main 2020 April/Semester exam is just one day away, the biggest worry for examinees is how to score good marks. If you are among the 8,58,273 candidates appearing in the April session of JEE Main 2020 then following tips will help you score good in the exam.

JEE Main 2020: Common mistakes to avoid

Revision: Candidates should first and foremost read all the notes or syllabus and revise them regularly. They should revise all the topics till evening and make yourself free form JEE Main revision by 6 PM.

Focus: Candidates should keep focus on accuracy and time. They should not give too much time to one section. In case you get stuck on one question, leave it and answer easier one.

Recheck the answer: Most of the students don’t recheck the answers. It may happen that examinees may make silly mistakes and arrive at a wrong answer. Therefore, they should recheck and verify after solving that the right answer is selected.

JEE Main 2020: Exam day strategy from toppers

Here is what JEE Main 2020 topper Akhil Jain who scored 100 percentile in the January exam says

“My focus during the exam was to first read the question carefully, solve it and then recheck and verify the answer. I used to make silly mistakes during my earlier days and that’s why it’s necessary to recheck the answer”.

Parth Dwivedi, JEE Main 2020 January topper and 100 percentiler says

“During the last phase, just before the exam day, i focussed on calming my mind and to relax myself”.

JEE Main 2020 Admit Card: Steps to download online

• Visit the official website, jeemain.nta.nic.in
• Go to the JEE Main 2020 Admit Card link
• Read the instructions
• Download the JEE Main 2020 Admit Card and take a print out for future use

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About JEE Main Exam

JEE Main is a computer-based test (CBT). It is conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA) twice a year for admission to 31 National Institute of Technology (NITs), 25 Indian Institute of Technology (IITs), and 28 Government Funded Technical Institutes. Students can appear for either one or both entrance examinations. The best of the two scores are considered for the ranking.