Indian Institute Of Technology is one of the premiere engineering institutes of the world. Its a matter of great achievement to make it to any of the IIT’s, so one can easily predict the level of competition required to get into it. IIT JEE (JOINT ENTERANCE EXAMINATION) is considered as the one of the toughest exams to crack after the IAS. People prepare for many years to get into this esteemed institute. It takes more than just hard-work to crack this examination.
One can just keep in mind some minor points while preparing for the same.
NCERT BOOKS: Many students just overlook these books considering them to be sub-standard as preparation material for IIT-JEE. But over the few years, these books have been revised. And you can find some really good questions in it. It should be considered as the fundamental books.
PRACTICE: One need to be clear with all the concepts applicable. Rather than focusing on some particular types of questions, one should be more eager to do different types of questions as it widens your thinking capability.
DON”T BE DISCOURAGED: Many coaching institutes conduct mock tests for IIT which are deliberately made tough. IIT JEE does not ask that difficult problems, so one should not be discouraged by them. Keep your cool and don’t change your study pattern because of it.
BE REGULAR: Allot fixed hours for JEE preparation and come what may you have to stick to your timings. Many people just are not regular enough for the same. Be it pre-boards, Class tests, family outings; just keep JEE as the top priority.
DON”T BE A BOOK WORM: A healthy minds resides in a healthy body. You need to be fresh when you study as it pesters your mind to think a little more. Give adequate rest to your body and mind.
PREVIOUS YEAR PAPERS: One must go through previous year questions. It’s a compilation of all good questions which enhances your thinking ability. Moreover it gives you an idea as to what level do you have to prepare.
NO BIBLE APPROACH: There is no particular book that prepares you all for the JEE. One needs to explore knowledge from different sources be it books, internet, encyclopedias. So, don’t just stick to one particular book to prepare for the same.
ANALYSIS: A regular analysis is required to keep you updated about your preparation and performance. Analysis includes alternate method of attempting the same problem, analyzing unsolved questions, regular revision of formulas and important concepts.
Showing posts with label IIT Career Planning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IIT Career Planning. Show all posts
IIT Career Planning
- "Do what you like and the money will follow." If you work at something you like, you will be good at it, and the best people usually rise to the top. Don't do something just for the money unless you do not have any better options.
- It is becoming common for a person to have more than one career in a lifetime. Engineers, computer scientists, and entrepreneurs may change the type of work they do as many as five times in a lifetime.
- "When in doubt aim high." Always aim for the highest paid career that also has the most demanding educational requirements. If you try the hardest first, and decide it's too tough, or you just don't like it, at least you will have tried it. It's easy to move to a field with lower educational requirements. It's impossible to move up once you've started.
- "Without a plan, you are like a bullet with no target." Without a career plan you will be blown off course by the slightest breeze. Without a good career plan experienced professionals can stall and stagnate and become targets for downsizing. Without a good career pan college students are likely to change majors, lose credits, drop out, or take too long to graduate. When times get tough, and the classes become hard, self doubt begins to creep in. Having a firm career direction will help keep the student on track during tough times.
- Retirement is a thing of the past. We human beings have an intrinsic need to add value, to contribute, to be a part of something. That need doesn't stop at age 65. If you are over 50 years old you probably want to start planning for a career that will suit your needs after official retirement.
In broader outlooks, this only means that not getting into the IITs doesn't mean the end of your dreams. It just means that your goal might be a bit harder to reach since you dont have the paths frequently walked down.
Remember that your goal is not getting into IITs, but having a successful and fulfilling career. Instead of moping about and wondering whether or not you'll make it to the IITs, if you have even a bit of self-doubt creeping into your mind, stop now. Plan out your career. Research. Decide what you want to do with your life.... It is never too late to decide what you want to be.... And where you want to be.
This doesn't mean that you need to give up your dreams... It only means that you should be preplanned about what you want to achieve with regards to your career. Though some might say that your career planning actually starts after Graduation, you've decided it by the time you elected for a particular stream after your 10th grade. Always have a backup plan.
Hoping that this inspires the lot of you here poring upon articles to help you to actually chart out a major decision in life: Choosing, working towards and achieving what you expect from your career.....
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