Watch this! to solve Tough Questions (JEE Advanced level)

[@DhruvMahla]

Well said bhaiya..this was one of the realistic and applicable approach that you just said..Will try my best to remember the core concepts used to solve a particular question…specially in case of mathematics

[@Paperclip_education]

All the best!

[@KuldeepVerma-m7s]

JEE is one of the toughest exams, but Motion’s strategies are helping me approach each topic with clarity and confidence💪💪🔥

[@StillaLoser07]

Such positive vibes

[@SaurabhKumarIIT]

Achhq achha ab kr lunga sir .

[@RealMarkLeeFromNCT]

Great content, keep going!

[@Bindia-yz8dy]

New subscriber.. Great channel🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Paperclip_education]

Welcome🤍! It's your own channel! Feel free to interact and ask doubts!

[@Bindia-yz8dy]

@@Paperclip_education I don't have enough time to study the theory, when will I practice the questions and revise sir 😢? I am school going student

[@Paperclip_education]

​@@Bindia-yz8dyyou need to manage your time with caution be very specific about your schedule, you need to work hard in order to catch up with your competitors(non school going aspirants) At least try to cover the chapters which are taught in school at JEE level by referring to good reference material/coaching material. If it gets too hectic, at least solve JEE main pyqs as you cover every chapter within school.

[@Bindia-yz8dy]

@@Paperclip_education ok sir thankyou so much i will cover jee main pyqs... I think there is only time for that enough.. I do as best i can

[@peter_parker62]

Very well made video, Bhaiya 👍 Please make a video on how to clear backlog in very short time for 2025 aspirant

[@Paperclip_education]

@@peter_parker62 alright, glad you liked the video. Welcome to paperclip!

[@LightYagami-ss8lm]

Great going bhaiya...

[@fanpageeditzz]

Subscribed !! Great channel, with amazing videos, editing and thumbnails 😊 It will grow really soon Can we know more about you. I mean from which college you are etc.

[@Paperclip_education]

Welcome to paperclip! Thanks though, sure would make a video on it soon!

[@mangalsharma3215]

Bhaiya jab me swal hal karta hu tab mujhe mere methid pr doubt hota hai aor tao kisi kisi swal me kuch jada hi deep think kr leta hu jiski jrurat hi nhi hoti.😢

[@mr.AndyDufresne]

For that cross check each concept while learning it and then say to yourself yes I have done it now. I too have some overthinking problems in even simple question but it's getting lesser and lesser as you solve more and more. This is only way my friend

[@madhavshankar1228]

Are you in IIT BHU

[@SaurabhKumarIIT]

Ha

[@anujsheokand8664]

Hello bro plz remember me

[@hehehehehahahahahaha]

brother i am a dropper and i dont have any back logs .I know about 70-80% of the chapters but i still cant tackle majority of the questions (especially maths) i will be like wtf is this question .I am not satisfied with my prep.Plz tell me how to improve

[@Paperclip_education]

@@hehehehehahahahahaha Just focus on important chapters of maths, just remember, don't chase behind syllabus completion.Whichever chapter you do, try to cover that chapter to advanced level, Problem solving will give you satisfaction, since you are a dropper you don't have much time to watch lectures, just watch them for the chapters in which you have zero prep, just do problem solving for the chapters which you had prepared at good level during you class 11 and class 12. Also start giving mock test right from now...ik you are not fully prepared! Still make mock test questions as a medium to prepare, trust me it helps sooo much! All the best

[@hehehehehahahahahaha]

@@Paperclip_education thanks 🙌

[@lstolejungkooksbananamilk1712]

Bro is 99.5 in 2025 jee mains still possible....if not in first attempt atleast in second attempt

[@Paperclip_education]

I really don't feel there is anything stopping you from getting a 99 percentile. Realistically speaking, it is relatively easier to score a higher percentile in the initial attempts of JEE main because everyone is relatively less prepared in their first attempt, even though scoring exceptionally well is still possible in later attempts. Try to study high-weightage chapters first and solve a good number of questions to ensure you are well-versed in the problem-solving approach. Do not procrastinate at all; make a schedule and emphasize problem-solving more than watching lectures for revision. All the best!

[@lstolejungkooksbananamilk1712]

@@Paperclip_education tnx bro...and i can't think of how to actually approach a problem when doing for the first time...like i read a problem and if i don't know how to solve ...i see the video solution....i am struck in this loop...instead of trying myself i just see the solution directly...how to overcome this

[@Paperclip_education]

​@@lstolejungkooksbananamilk1712see refering to solution is not crime, it's totally fine but this should not happen with every other Q you solve, also learn to struggle with the Q before you refer the solution, Incase if it is happening with every other Q then you should reflect back to your sources from where you learn concepts, try to revise properly before problem solving, watch good lectures for conceptual clarity. You should also rethink upon the level of Qs you are trying to solve, don't straight up start solving adv level Qs, start with relatively easier Qs, following any good reference book or coaching modules will help you with the flow of level of difficulty of problem solving.

[@lstolejungkooksbananamilk1712]

@@Paperclip_education tnx 😊

[@riteshh__69]

@@Paperclip_education bhai same problem par easy level and moderate levlel ban jate hai par tough nhi any solution

[@animegod-agod]

Can you suggest teachers for jee advanced/olympiad preparation from basic Plz pyare bhaiya❤😊

[@Paperclip_education]

@@animegod-agod I followed Ashish Arora sir for physics problem solving, and sometimes Mohit Tyagi sir for maths.

[@AnuraagPandeyji]

247 subscriber for A Reason 😊

[@Paperclip_education]

@@AnuraagPandeyji waah Anurag ji waah

[@shubhamgond-n5p]

Bhai main level ke questions daily Lao please

[@Paperclip_education]

Do you mean problem solving sessions?

[@shubhamgond-n5p]

@@Paperclip_education yes

[@Paperclip_education]

@@shubhamgond-n5p alright 👍🏻

[@NidhiSingh-vc3wh]

How to start prep from11th onwards.. Pls cover these Tips, habits, coaching stuff, Depression, parents expectation

[@Paperclip_education]

@@NidhiSingh-vc3wh Alright!

[@Anu-es7vz]

I am in class 12 .phy and chem is hard for me i study hard but cant get to solve problem what is the solution

[@Paperclip_education]

@@Anu-es7vz you never have problem in entire subject, describe your exact problem, is it conceptual understanding or problem solving or any specific section in physics for eg: mechanics or electrostatics or magnetism section...?

[@cricket.998]

Hi bro I have same problem but when I want to check the solution then it is not understable by me bcoz of poor explanation please help me 😣🤒

[@Paperclip_education]

@@cricket.998 which solutions ( any particular book or resource) are you referring to? From which source are you solving Questions?

[@sajishmr]

Im stressed out don't doing anything😢 Can you pls help me did i watch recorded class or live Im a perfectionist thats my problem

[@Paperclip_education]

Are you a repeater or a Class 11/12 student? During my drop year, I relied on self-study with the help of recorded content and Cengage books. Being a perfectionist can be risky, as this mindset tends to kick in hard during tests. It might cause you to procrastinate and eventually avoid tests altogether in an attempt to perfectly cover the entire syllabus beforehand. This perfectionism could also lead you to cover entire chapters instead of smartly focusing on high-weighted topics and emphasizing them. Also, let me know your target JEE exam year so I can provide tailored advice rather than a generic solution.

[@sajishmr]

@@Paperclip_education class 11 student self preparing for jee sir I also have recorded contents, but i don't know how to cover that. My another doubt is practice more questions or revise class notes, can't decide what's important? Thankyou for your kind reply sir🙏🏻

[@sajishmr]

Studying theory (class notes)is taking a lot time time to me(watching topic wise recorded video make notes)no time to revise and for question practice😢

[@Paperclip_education]

​@@sajishmrsince you are in class 11 and self preparing, you need to have immense self control and dedication towards your work, I'll suggest you to prepare monthly targets and break it down to weekly targets, this will bring accountability. Also question solving is the best form of revision! Trust me, it feels uneasy to stick on solving questions, but it is totally worth it. Also before solving questions, anyway you have to revise the formulae and concepts, hence make short notes out of your class notes and just revise through your short notes and jump on question solving.

[@Paperclip_education]

​@@sajishmrAllot time based upon your weekly targets. If you have decided to complete a particular chapter entirely in one week then no matter what happen you have to complete it! You might have to extend your study hours, also watching lectures is passive learning hence divide your day into two phase, 1)Passive learning:lectures and notes making 2)Active learning: Solving questions on the concepts learned during the passive learning phase. Have patience, do not rush for syllabus completion. Chase your weekly targets, and remember, completing a single chapter with proper question solving and test completion is far better than binge watching lectures and notes making of 5 chapters!!!

[@BillionaireAspect-LS]

bro please tell some advance level books of maths

[@Paperclip_education]

I personally followed cengage(G Tewani) for mathematics! If you are enrolled in a good coaching then following the coaching material will help you for sure!

[@Aryansharma1arya]

Bhai maths kaise kare