@@vakulae.v861 haha. No man you can't use calculator in competitive exams like these... These exams are not just about solving. It envolves pressure like no Calculator, negative marking, less time and million of students. That's why even a single marks can ruin your rank and your dream of going to good college...
@@noname-qn1lf what do you mean by C'mon? It's better to shut your mouth if you have no idea about something. Calculators are not allowed in jee and in many Indian competitive exams. If they caught you using a calculator, invigilator have power to cancel your paper even you will get further punishments like penalty of not eligible of giving futher Jee exams. This mistake can ruin your career...
In US Students are brilliant in Individual subjects. But in India , To pursue a single subject you have to be topper in all the subjects. Thats Indian Education system for you
Yeahh same even after 2 years and in between my internship drive. I am still getting this mean feeling to ask him to actually solve the rotation or a integration problem😂.
You picked the point. The questions, mainly in physics section will appear easy but when you strike it, you will understand the very Essence and Difficulty of the problem.
Let me tell you my story, I used to absolutely love Maths and Science until 10th. Was one of the top students of my school scoring 95% in the boards, but then the 11th came which completely broke my mind, I just scored 68% in the 11th finals. It was the first time ever getting below 80% for me so it made me down and depressed. It's an absolute mess.
@@Yeager-cw6ek you're behaving like a 10th grader, who knows nothing about jee adv and dreams about IIT Bombay... 2016 jee adv paper was the toughest paper in the history.... And no one is saying that the 2020/23 paper was easy, JEE adv is always tough but there always exists a "toughest" in a bunch of "tough's", only if u had common sense
The worst part is if u fall in their trap and do a step wrong in the question surprisingly even your wrong answer would be an one option out of given four options 😅.
Ayo that's true... I just don't fcking understand how do they know that we'll do a silly mistake on that step and then also the answer u derived is in one of the options... Salute
@Ultra Chad Slav if u see in the phy section ,the current electricity qs it was from a research paper , even the heat & thermo qs where from an undergraduate book uff !!!! i just dont like it
I have a friend from Germany who studied in MIT. He once told me that he had a lot of Indian batchmates. One day he asked some of his Indian batchmates that they must have been the best students India had to offer. They simply replied that they failed to get into IIT that's why they took admission in MIT.
Because MIT doesn't intake based on knowledge that isn't useful, they allow you if you have Published papers and research work with understanding of PCM subjects, not on any superficial level examination which hardly captures the essence of subjects in day to day innovations. I qualified Gate 3 times with Good AIR and AIR 127 in ISRO JRF (couldn't do well in Interview and as only 2 seats were available I had a very bleak chance), and GATE or ISRO checks your aptitude and knowledge that is required in practical world. There is nothing to be proud of an examination that isn't so practical, Half the ISRO scientists aren't from IIT's, Trombay or BARC or DRDO or even HAL have employees from non IITs, so IIT isn't `necessary to be successful in life, that's why MIT has been known for best researches and genius minds, because they focus on what's important and how to approach it.
@@shaaradpandey5546 India is behind china as China is the global manufacturing hub, this simple general knowledge is known literally by kids in classes 4th-5th. If you didn't know this then don't even dare comparing yourself to me LOL.
JEE ADVANCED is like a person telling you he will come into your house after 2 years and beat you up, and after you tighten your security for 2 years, he comes into your house and beats you up.
@@Lazerbeam-ix5it Actually bro there is a third option which is only for those who get into IITs and that is to fight till the very end and somehow survive while other people in the house falll(this is what all jee advance is about)....i hope you will agree brother ........have a good day
Lol so true despite doing so well now in mains and now preparing for adv2021 i still remember me crying in +1&+2 but don't get me wrong the decision u make after that is important. Had i just left it and gave up at that point and didn't prepare i wouldn't be doing so well right now. All the best
I’m currently studying in one of the top IVY league and I’m formerly an undergraduate from IIT madras . This JEE advance is not just about testing one’s crystallised intelligence as in USA and other western colleges entrances but also to test one’s fluid intelligence by adding additional time barriers and negative marking’s which also impacts psychologically. It’s one thing to go through this paper with ease in your leisurely hours and another thing when subjected to pressure and competitiveness (also no calculator’s help in India,for my western folks to note)
The no calculator thing really isn’t that crazy, unless they expect you to do weird numbers, exact answers are usually easier anyway. Calculators are always seen as a free ticket to a question, but rarely are they all that helpful in solving, more often used just for the final answer
@mene6465 .No we have to find values of logarithms, trignometric functions of any random numbers without calculator. For that you have to memorize a lot of tables and graphs and should be able to find within time. And we hsve to deal with weired numbers too
Med students here work differently than in Asia, assuming it's the same as China with you are booked for med school, right after high school. You need to get an undergrad degree before you apply for med school. So most of us do the sciences in our freshman and sophomore year as part of gen-eds. More if you went for an involved degree.
Honestly we asian students know how ridiculous are the education system here. The Indians with NEET and JEEs. The Chinese with the gaokao. The Koreans are suffering with their CSAT. The Japanese are suffering with National centre test. And am not aware of the other countries but I bet they are also notoriously famous for their hard entrance exams. Meanwhile the US kids take the sat and think that's the biggest deal. (No offense am just stating facts) There's one plus point with the Asian college and universities are that they are cost efficient (am talking about medical colleges) unlike the us college where you have to work till 35 just to pay off your student loans.
even though I agree with most the last point is rather bullshit considering you need to factor in the economy. Look at the exchange rates and it'll very easily explain why US education is that expensive. Add to that competition considering how many million people outside of US apply for the universities thus increasing the costs and also finally the fact most of these are private and the fees are not govt regulated to the same extent that is done in most of the Asian countries and also invest hugely into sports (for some stupid reason) again increasing the costs. To add, majority of the leading private institutions in the countries named here have very similar costs when taking economy into account as an American Institution.
@@Anonymous-zw8kx every year exam pattern changes and students have to give 2 exams on the same day(3 hours each). For 2020, i mean for people giving this year, each paper is of 183 marks that is out of 366 marks you would be scoring. If you get a question correct you get 4 marks but if u get it wrong -1(which is for a certain number of questions only, you're free from negative marking for integer type of questions) would be deducted from total score. But negative marking isn't same everytime. Like i said pattern changes so as negative marking.
What makes it even more tricky is that these are for high schoolers, not college students AND even more importantly, it's a tight competition. You need to do 70-80% of the questions to actually get a good rank
Just Graduated from IIT Kanpur, and was about to sleep until I hit this video and nostalgia kicked in, finishing that advance paper is still of the best feelings I’ve felt in my life till now.
"Students don't learn organic chemistry in high school" Me, a JEE aspirant: *hyperventilation* Edit: Cleared JEE in 2022 and currently at IIT Madras 🥳😎
3 Golden Rule for Future JEE aspirants - Rule 1 : Start the Paper with Chemistry Section to avoid Stress in Exam Hall Rule 2 : You don't have to solve all the Questions Rule 3 : If it takes a Question more than 5 minute leave it
Rule 4 : Make 2 out 3 subjects strong to appear at least 150-160 for nit I would say as I am jee aspirant I will prepare for physics and maths completely and revise the whole edition with formulaand keep strong the basics of chemistry to keep my score till 70 so that I can make 200 which a very respectable score If you wanna go in good Institute Rather than pissing for jee advanced and keep yourself in extensive of stress which really creates a lot of pressure
@@sidhi959 brother if you wanna secure good marks your first aim is to strengthen any 2 subjects Chem is subject of exceptions, if you know that very well you can do it Also it is not as tough like phy with innumerable formula Mainly 2 or 3 formula contain a chp in chem...... Strong the basics of chem it is not much tough as we know it Last thing strong basics, practice numerical and know all formula if you wanna get it And know any subject can be act as relief if you revise it very well
@@sidhi959 first of all there are lot of data based questions in inorganic chemistry and you can like complete whole chemistry section in 30 to 40 mins and you can get more time for Physics and Maths
Study 15-16 hrs a day. Attend JEE. Get like 75-80 even after trying your best. Parents be like "what is this? Neighbor's son got 85. What were you studying all this time?" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Life of a Indian student.
I don't know how many of u will understand, but I just can't explain how proud I'm feeling right now studying at IIT Bombay ! All my hard work seems to have paid off dude! I can't believe though, that I will finish my 1st year at college in just 3 days!!! 1 whole year at my dream college !!!
@@yugiohforce1 check it bro , you are just seeing questions but when you really try to solve it . You would get 0/all questions correct. It not for identification we are also able to identify but we can t even get closer to the answer then you realise oh where did I get it wrong
I was preparing for JEE advanced and my friend asked to attempt a mock test for SAT together . We both scored above 1500 without even preparing for it ( his strong suit was maths , mine was english) . After that we spent whole day thinking what we were doing with our lives .
That's good but quite possible, the main issue is the time difficulty even though I won't even bother comparing it to JEE. In late 9th grade, I did a past ACT paper and although I am a pretty lazy guy, I got 32 composite which is approximately 1440 in SAT. So it is quite possible, the time is the problem although with practice it's easy to get like 1520+
@stupid pig 1919 May be for those whose parents force My best decision of life was when I took science I'm Aspiring to become neurosurgeon Not crying or begging If you're recessive and can't crack any entrance exam you actually don't need to if your dad' s having money go abroad My best time is during my coaching or youtube classes Atleast neet is my best option for becoming doctor Not doing this From parents pressure 🙄🙄
Back in my days I had done JEE equivalent and recently my kiddo cracked NEET! Yes these exams are difficult but there is nothing to proud about this. These exams are a torture and stress for students. In our country we need them only because we are highly populated and many aspirants. These exams need to be the best sieves! Even our other exams like CLAT are tough!
It's not just the difficulty level Students have to do this in a given time limit + exam pressure+ the chance of being selected in an IIT by clearing JEE advance is less than 0.8% for a student.
I can relate to Indians cus over here in Sri Lanka our entire syllabus is nearly a perfect copy of what you guys do in India. It's really common over here for teachers to recommend study material written by Indian authors
A girl from allen who topped both jee mains and advanced in 2022 had also represented India in International Physics, maths and astronomy olympiads and did top in all of them too. Her story is very popular you can search her up in list of students who scored 100 percentile in jee mains in 2021 or 2022, i dont remember the exact year but its one of these two.
@avinashsingh tomar among the students who obtain, more than 90% , only 1/3 go for science and 1/2 of that take engineering, then 1/2 of that give jee and only 1/4 of them give it seriously. If u look at jee advanced, of the 2lakh students ,the real competition is only among 50000 students, but jee advanced is super hard anyways,
@@acousticwolf5985 The reservation system itself is complicated. The best way to analyze it is as follows. The IITs, in addition to catering to the brightest, are also bound, as public universities, to give opportunities for the socio-economically disadvantaged among us. This is why reservation is there. People who enter the college through the reservation system, do so because they have been given an opportunity. If your friend did not get into IIT without the reservation system because his marks were only 109, then its your friend's own fault for not being bright enough. I know people who got 207 marks and did not get admission. I also know people who got 287 marks who got a top 1000 AIR (and later a GATE AIR 0001), as well as people who got 384 marks and got a top 15 rank. Whenever seats are reserved in IITs, the number of admits increase. For example, lets look at Computer Science in IIT Kharagpur. If it had 50 general seats in 1951, then after adding reservation for SC/ST, it would still have 50 general seats. In 2006, after adding OBC, IIT Kgp would still have 50 general seats. After adding EWS 10% (which, by the way, is actually reservation for the middle-class, since it kicks in for incomes below 8lpa - something which is what a married couple of workers in Infosys earns), IIT Kgp would still have 50 general seats. But, I hear you say, the population in India has tripled since 1951! And that is why, when we had only about 5 IITs in 1960, we have about 20-25 IITs today!
@@acousticwolf5985 hold up bro,it's not even been 100 years since the reservation system started,we have been oppressed for ages now,some of the lower caste ppl maybe doing good but come out of ur bubble mahn,there are millions of lower caste ppl who still require the reservation system Just because one of ur friends is rich,it doesn't mean that everyone is rich
I studied 15hours a day for 2years for this exam and scored well. Now i am a Software Developer at one of the leading tech companies of the world, and i dont have to use any of those concepts! 😐
You mean point of getting into an IIT? IITs are not the be all end all. But i dont think anyone will deny that an IIT makes life much much easier (career wise). They give you kind of a head start in your career. And also again, the quality of education, benefits and peer groups are much much better than other colleges!
@@aa33366 intelligence test , there are many comments saying we learn "useless" stuff , but us colleges teach the same things in first year , and the paper tests intelligemce
When he said us students don't learn organic chem during high school i can't breathe I never expected my comment on organic chem will bring this many likes mtlb sbki lgi pdi h
@@kikenkagai2703 bro it's tough because of the no. of seats not because of the level of questions that are asked. The questions that are asked in jee exams aren't something a normal guy can do
The examiners know about nearly all the mistakes that can be probably commited by the candidate and even if your concepts are murky and you commit an error, you would still get an option matching with your (wrong) answer most of the time. And that is a BLOODY TRAP!
Me who is in 10th icse sem 1 boards in the mock papers and shit there is always an option matching the wrong ans u will get I was shocked to know that it's not the case outside of india
I personally think that the exam just separates high IQ students from medium IQ students, as you mentioned "the concepts are medium level but the trickiest question sets are asked", the whole exam is based on your problem solving skills along with subsidiary skills(like calculations, content and time management), if you have extremely high problem solving skills you can get through the trickiness, also to get into IIT currently you would require a percentage of 25+ in JEE advanced, this automatically means that even for Indians it is a very hard job to do, and an excellent score would be 50% in the same paper. So that is what separates regular students from brilliant students.
I dont think this bro. Here students study more than 10 hours a day they really know ahell lot of tricks it is not like they are coming up with trick during exams.
JEE/jee adv is not an iq test nor does it have a strong correlation to IQ. it is mostly based around studying, why do you think indians spend hours and hours a day studying for this
@@qwertyuiop2161 I mainly mentioned the IQ just to state that you need to be intelligent enough and have remarkable subject knowledge to get a good rank, you should basically know the topics inside out, that's what I meant originally.
@@shashankrao4459 okay well, this remarkable subject knowledge does not just magically appear in your brain when one is born. I see what you mean but JEE is more studying than it is IQ. A medium IQ student could top a high iq student if they worked harder(not all cases but a good portion).
@@qwertyuiop2161 I agree with you here, but a more intelligent person can study for lesser time and get the same results, it's all about making strong linkage between concepts being taught and being able to spot the concept/concepts required for you to solve the problem, this does not mean that the high IQ person can just chill until the exam day and that's not what I meant from the previous replies, what I really meant was that anyone has to put efforts but more intelligent people can manage to get good results by adding relatively less effort.
Don't know about most of the people but preparing for JEE actually taught me how to think and what understanding something means. Even though I did not make it to IIT I am grateful for doing it.
Yes. Jee is 100 times better than board exams. Jee is different than our education system. We just dont have to memorize everything like we do for board exams. We use our brain to solve the question in jee. I really like Jee. Solving physics problems are kinda of solving riddles and puzzles. If our education system becomes like jee, it will be really fun to go to school.
@@Preetmehta00 you are right...i love science maths but i can't freaking pass hindi and sst so its very difficult to pass 7th ... So school is just to memorize no concept..i hate it
@@Adi-rp2iv We Indians just over work for mediocre colleges, but in other countries, students get better colleges by putting in half the efforts than what we do, the sad reality. We could do that too but not many of us want to leave our country.
@@Garro0 brother population is the main factor here everything is relative if the population in the west was as high as here they will also have to raise the bar too its not the colleges that decide how much efforts you have to put in (there limit is min 75% in cbse) its the students like us who raise the competition imagine there are only 5k students appearing for jee they all will get selected in some nit or iit but will not get the desired branch to get the branch they want they will have to up there efforts on the same time there will be another student who also wants the same branch now he will have to increase his efforts too so it all depends on the crowd not on the college hope you understand before calling it over work .... peace
@RISE & SHINE They actually make top level engineers tbh. If you go into any core engineering companies you'd see if there's any Principal Engineer from India, they are most likely from IIT.
@RISE & SHINE Fact is if there's any innovation coming from US corporates, they are most likely coming from the mixture of cultures and not from Americans. Indian engineers have made it big in America for a reason. Do you know the USB/PCI Express itself was invented by an Indian working in American Corporate? Also, they don't hand you the CEO tag in a tech company if you haven't innovated enough. :)
@RISE & SHINE Why work for others? US is a land of opportunities. And US tech corporates brought so much progress in today's world. Smart people want to contribute further to that and meantime get paid well for doing so. Hence top Indian Engineers work for US based companies. The startup culture is India is still bad. Since we are a risk averse society, Indian engineers rather get paid fat paychecks and innovate in companies where there are plenty of resources, than stay hungry and foolish.
@RISE & SHINE I don't take pride in other people's work. I appreciate the good work that they do. I myself am an Indian engineer working in an US corporate in semiconductor industry. I take pride in my own work. In my industry, I have seen the facilities we have in India for silicon chip manufacturing. I went to one in Bangalore and it makes silicon for ISRO and DRDO. Thats the best facility we got in India and it uses micrometer tech node. All advanced computers run in nanometer tech node. Its true that space and defence use micrometer node because of their reliability and don't use nanometer node for such applications, even NASA. To open a silicon manufacturing facility takes huge capital which is not available to most people and needs very skilled people which are not trained in India. Hence, there are limits to what India can do now.
I want you to solve.. 1. 2016 rotational dynamics question 2. 2017 solid mechanics question 3. 2018 electrostatics (circle and a long thin non conducting wire question) 4. 2019 thermodynamic V-T question 5. 2020 thermal property (container with 1kg water question) 6. 2016 circle direct question paper 1 7. 2022 KTG question 8. 2020 Oscillation question
I screwed up my 12th exams studying for JEE for 2 years. Ended up with a badscore. My whole college life in a pvt uni was spent in regret. Now the company i work for went public in the Nasdaq and was the 1st indian saas company to do so. Felt so proud to be part of something great. Things do turn out well after all.
Freshworks, right? I didnt even bother to write the JEE. I studied in a tier 3 engg college in India and I ended up working with a major German automobile company in Germany. My best friend from the same college just cleared the Tesla interview in the US as a Mech engr. We are both really happy.
I'm still a student, Do you guys think one can make it big in Software industry in future without JEE? Thing is I'm more interested in CS than PCM, I am good enough to understand the concepts of PCM but When it comes to solving hard questions, I feel worthless. I even made 2 projects in python which stood 2nd in my school...
@@karthik_kp13 for sure. Having an analytical and system way of thinking is all you need. Just because you can't do JEE level PCM, it doesn't mean that you can't be big. As you continue through years, just be aware that you as a person will change and get better/worse based on what you keep doing. So keep doing what you like
I cleared JEE Mains and appeared for JEE Advanced. But wasn't able to crack IITs. Did my engineering from MIT Manipal. One thing I can say to all the kids appearing for JEE, "The struggle you are in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow". Not just academically but emotionally too we grow while preparing for this exam.
Aur agar koi IIT ke alava kisi aur college se engineering nhi karna chahe toh phir koi aur option nhi opt kar skta ki vo compiled hai kisi college se btech karne ke liye?
Bro, what a coincidence!! My JEE advanced exam is just two months away. I sat the JEE last year and I ranked 9k among a million students (that's less than 1% of the total candidates who appeared) still, I was not able to get the college of my choice. So, I have taken a drop and preparing again. Apart from its excruciating difficulty, there are not a lot of seats available. If you want to be in the best colleges, you'll have to be in the top 0.5% of students at least.
@snacky chan Thank you so much for your meaningful reply.😊 I know that IIT is not the endgame. But still, at the end of the day, I have to put in my best efforts, so that when I reach the end of the tunnel, I don't feel any regrets about not putting in my best. I want students in my country to understand this. IIT does not chart a path to success. You are the one who is responsible for the change. If you don't make it into an IIT, that doesn't mean you're destined for failure. IIT is not the end of life. LIFE IS WAYYY WAYYY MORE THAN JUST A DEGREE!!!
I would just like to add that the reason why the mains has so many " mean " questions is because they have to eliminate about 1.2 to 1.3 million people from the process , only about 100k to 150k people give the advanced and it's in many ways more " fun " to do and has beautifully structured questions with unique solutions which may not be that hard but tough to imagine situations.
Prepping for JEE has been the worst 2 years of my life (it still gives me horrors). the only good skill I've acquired from this is the ability to work hard consistently.
Saw it for the first time on the day this dropped, now rewatching just one month before my last shot at JEE advanced, and honestly, my fear of the exam has dropped so significantly it's crazy, maybe it's because all that hard work I put or I am just being overconfident perhaps, anyways, I'll be sitting in that exam in around 35 days or less (4th of june) so wish me luck! Update (june 12th): I got decent marks, result will come out on 18th, but the score I got will definitely get me into an IIT
You will learn Organic chem starting at Age 14-for ICSE Age 15-for CBSE age 16-for state syllabus Edit-some genius learn OGC at 13. "Happy now ppl who went on showing off their brains"
age 15 for state syllabus (kerala) teach about basic nomenclature of homologous compounds , various level of isomers , branching , some functional group
Did u take the exam and if yes how did u fare...considering 2nd year ...I don't tbink anyone would be fooling around considering how you made it in there.If u r an Indian its fact if u r not don't rack ur P brain this is how things happen in India
Bro at 9:43 the correct answer to Question 1 is OPTION C NOT OPTION B. That's the beauty of JEE Advanced , the questions look simple but actually are very conceptual.😂😂 Love From India🇮🇳🇮🇳
Yes brother u r 110% percent correct ...from the past two years I have been working for this exam like anything but still It's very hard to even touch a score like 50-60% marks ...It requires a lot of effort...Americans students have a very chill life but when u r in India it's exceptionally hard to pass such kind of exams ...Literally I have seen people who give their best and still can not achieve it ....May God bless all the students appearing for the JEE...
This is my background - undergrad engineering IIT Kharagpur, then engineering grad school (PhD) from MIT. IIT JEE was the hardest - about 1.5% acceptance rate. However MIT's acceptance rate at grad school was comparatively easier - I took the GRE and the advanced engineering exam. I have forgotten now how I scored at these 2 exams but it was quite decent. There is a catch for JEE IIT though. They try to test your natural intelligence, so doing very good in your high school, where curriculum is somewhat structured, may not cut the mustard. You have to think outside the box. But after you get in I found that MIT's course work was much harder than the course work at IIT. So to score an A at MIT was much harder than that of at IIT. You really have to know your stuff to score an A at MIT. My interpretation is that at IIT you are competing against the best in India where at MIT you are competing against the best in the world.
Yaa that happened to my parents. I did clear jee and studied in iit delhi. So my parents thought if he can do it without tuitions etc my other two sons can do it too. 😅😅😅😅 They tried two attempts but no cigar.
That's what pressurize us students more and more..the trust our parents have put in..i won't be able to face them the same way again if i won't pass the exam. No matter how hard i'm trying , it still seems like the future will be hurtful
@@annforcas as a person who studied there I don't advise the same to my children. In fact my children are not supposed to be even in top 5 of the class they study in. Life is much more than iit and all. In the end the degree from iit doesn't really matter. You can achieve more even without it. Focus on learning that counts. No company hires people to pass exams with good grades. They hire to do business and if you are right then they will come to you even without degree. My father told me that childhood is best time of life so I shall enjoy it and i did. He even refused to pay for tuition because he thought it would waste money. I did jee because i wanted to and not because my father forced me. So don't do anything you don't wish to or love. Grades and degree don't matter.
you really understand the level of difficulty when you get to know about cases when students cleared the cutoff and qualified for an IIT at something like a 50/360.
As someone who went to IIT and now works at Google as SWE, it's true that the majority of topics JEE tests you on become irrelevant immediately after the exam. I can't solve most of these questions now, don't need to in my day to day work. FWIW, I gave JEE back in 2011 . It's also true that not clearing the exam in no way means you won't succeed in life, some of my colleagues are from tier 3 colleges and they are more skilled than me since they had to work much harder to be where they are. But I think it's fair to say that clearing this exam does take a lot of talent, consistency, dedication and being an IITan opens many doors, makes things easy later on in life. Which is what everyone fights for when they prepare.
@@Travel-840 There's no substitute to hard-work, focus, consistency and determination, (I can't stress enough on consistency). Working on right set of things is just as important too. Internet is a double edged sword, use it as your friend & familiarize yourself with the exam pattern, figure out which topic carries how much weight, don't leave out topics that are easy and carry good weightage like properties of triangle, inorganic chemistry etc etc. It's also easier than ever to get distracted online and go down the wrong rabbit hole of web series, watching too many lectures or meta information on JEE and close to no self practice. Take mocks and be your own critic, be honest to yourself about your learning curve and trust that you'll get better over time even when you hit local points of diminishing returns etc etc. Other than this there's no magic bullet & everything you need is already out there.
exactly bro you are right, the thing is that it is way to hard for the high school level things that other countries students learn in college while in India we have to study same thing at the age of 15-16 which is definitely insane
But it's also true that the satisfaction one gets after cracking JEE Advanced is something else, the month after advanced was probably the best time of my life, that is until IIT Bombay screwed me over again :")
As an Indian we are trained to compete in such exams from childhood so it just takes 6 HOURS of studies to clear JEE MAIN but for advanced it goes from 12-16 hours 😅
@@captaindeadpool7174 It was 6 hours for me and my classmates. And we were having online classes of school. So that's another factor. My seniors also spent at most 6 hours. It also depends on persistence If you can go on from day 1 till exam or not.
@@ayushgupta8538 bro tum 6 ghante padhte the ya fir 6 mei se ek adh time pass mei chale jata. Means seriously how you guys study that much. 6 hours is just too much and then you are saying 12-16 hours. Are mujhe chakkar aa rha h😭😭😭
@@yeahboiiiiii6300 yr 6 ghante to itu se hote h 24 me se 10 sone me nikal diye, 3 khana khane me nikal diya*watching tv*, 11 bachte h chalo kisi kaam me 4 ghante lag gaye , to bhi 7 bachta h 2-2 ghante padho morning, afternoon aur evening me Pta nhi chalega School chal rha h to phone kam use karo aur sirf 4 ghante padh lo Bas phone bahut mat chalana varna sab dimaag se ud jayega kitna marji padh lo
@@ayushgupta8538 oh btw I'm in 10. And my term 1 exams are coming. You know I sit 8+ hrs to study but you know studying is way hard. That's why after sitting for 8 hrs I realise that I have studied only about 2 hrs.
India's education system doesn't reward the clever nor the intelligent, it rewards the best memorizer, it rewards those who can become a parrot and recurgetate statements out of a textbook like a pet, like a robot programmed to solve everything in a very specific manner because the sad truth is if you DON'T answer in that one specific way, even if your answer is correct... because it doesn't match the answer key it will be deemed in correct and not given marks, it doesn't teach you shit beyond the extreme basics. THE MOST frustrating part is how every school teaches you based on the exam and not in the sense of the syllabus.. no, most teachers will pause the lecture to point out lines in the textbook to highlight and memorize and say "this will come for this much marks and this is for this much marks" they don't give a flying fuck if you learn shit, so long as you memorize everything they don't care.
I am a 14 y/o kid preparing for JEE when I tried to solve the SAT for extra practice I was stunned to see how easy they were legit a 7-8th grader could ace the SAT Edit : war in replies lol
The best thing of JEE Advanced level is every question is original not copied from old questions with changing the numbers only ........this is the best part of the exam..
@@calissswann7356 you realize Advanced exam paper is designed by IIT Professors and I'm sure they have done/contributed to many research papers and stuff you mentioned
That why most of India students graduate from University in us in 3-2 years . Because we have already learned maths , phy , chem . One my cousin is in Chicago and she is in high school , her lvl is literally the lvl of 9 grade student of India. Still she gets highest score in whole class .
Only interview Written is much easy compared to Advanced However interview can be cleared if you have ability to solve Advanced problems because both ask simple topic tricky problems
@km lol bro he said his cousin is in high school so he's comparing a 10 grade to a 9 grade not much difference. It's the same as comparing cbse to icse
@@littlethor yeah because you are developed country , and you had got freedom 300 years ago we were free like 74 years ago . still we are fastest growing country .. american earns more?? lol just search how much indian and chinese contribute in your gdp . my sister just shifted to seattle from banglore (amazon) and she getting paid like 600k year and 400k stocks so almost 1 million dollar every year..... lol whole europe is depended on asia .. oil, tech , natural material , silicon evry thing almost .
Well i am a class 11th student and i solved myself the paper to get 93 marks , only maths and physics I hope i can develope myself to get into an IIT , I still have a year left
There's a huge social status and show off with end up high pay job in developed world for MNC is attached to JEE. I'm an ex IIT, and the journey before and after passing the exam is horrendous. You can majorly devide the struggle into two divisions : 1. During the preparation of JEE. most students literally lost interest in basic teenage activities like playing with friends, socialising, hangout or activities that make your childhood memorable. Instead, they spend day and night years of hardship forgetting true essence of youth to get in IIT. 2. The real task begun in IIT. Just imagine a space packed with super nerdy, reserved, socially lost, secretive amateur students under most competive environment. For example: In Europe or USA in spring break they're planning to travel Miami, Mexico or Bahamas. IIT student In summer vacations looking for internship in reputable company to make profile outstanding than other fellow students. As a result to this many students go through depression, anxiety, panic attacks, drug abuse. This is also a dark part of JEE people do not talk or discuss about it.
The real difficulty is that only the top 1/2 percentile of all applicants are usually selected, so even if you just had to write an essay in English, the selection process would still be insanely competitive. If you score 99 on 100 in each, but enough people ace it with a perfect score, you still don't gain entry.
I m not bragging,he reviewed Paper 1of Jee advanced 2020,Wish he had done of Paper 2 (same year) cz that was double the toughness of Paper 1 or even more. Paper 1 was typical Moderate Jee advanced Paper While paper 2 was Tough even on Jee Level.
It's not only about IQ, interest and knowledge. It needs much more than that. Sacrifice, confidence, patience, competition and at last ability to accept our result, no matter what it is, selection or rejection. But, struggle even increases after the selection.
Resnick Halliday, Jewett Serway, Kleppner and Kolenkow, IE Irodov (Physics) Peter Atkiins, Solomons Fryhle Snyder, Paula Bruice, Morrison Boyd, Peter Sykes (Chemistry) Hall and Knight, IA Maron (Maths) Most of these are college level books there but these books are used by high school Indian students to prepare for the JEE Advanced.
@@stinglash9 but bro bina en books ke aap jee advanced ka question nhi solve kr paoge.. ya to good coaching materials or these books brna... IIT nhi hoga believe me .. I am also JEE aspirant
JEE topics are not taught in high schools, its only taught in coaching centers. You have to prepare specifically for JEE along with high school studies. Foreign high school students shouldn't feel stupid because most of foreign entrance exams are high school level +1 maybe. JEE is easily high school +2
Hi I got through to IIT Madras in 1971. The most difficult exam in my life. At that time we only had one test 4 subjects Math, Physics, Chemistry and English. The questions especially Math and Physics are never repeated.
@@nihilisticnirvana same brother, 2024 aspirant, currently in 11th right now and i lost confidence in rotational motion and general organic chemistry, but apart from these my concepts are fairly good
When you said in the US children don't study Matrices until College I was like Why are we still here just to suffer In India my Tution made me study Matrices in 10th Standard
As a student I can tell you that sometimes by looking at the question u can't tell whether it's easy or not, u have to try to solve it and then you will realise how easy or tough it was
@@sdn6605actually he said that he hasn't gone through much with the speed of molecules topic and I thought he was talking that 'generally' most prob and RMS vel are in 1:1 ratio. I pointed it out cuz I did that mistake 😅. I didn't even looked at the graph and proudly marked the standard option only to label it as my silly mistake.
like seriously this guy saw the problems and say it is doable.....trust me this happens with literally every jee aspirant until they start solving it in an timely manner and exam pressure.....i have cleared this exam and i bet there is no exam with more difficult questions than this exam at a high school level.....
@@pranavpandey7396 there's nothing to do about "nature" , and I'm talking about inmo, incho, inpho, etc. The problems are much harder than jee advanced. And if you also want add time into the game ioqp, gives you very little time for moderate level questions, in short jee advanced isn't the hardest high school exam in the world, lol.
I passed the JEE in 1978…there was just the one tough exam at that time and the Advanced test was given only to students who joined IIT to allow them to skip year 1 of engineering. In those days if you had your fundamentals quite strong you could crack the exam, yes it was still tough as it was not multiple choice and you had to solve long questions within a set time…if I remember right it needed 20 questions in about 3 hours. These days I think the exam is more like a riddle so it needs a different type of thinking..matching patterns, eliminating the wrong answers etc more than being able to solve it from first principles.
9:24 dude you’re wrong, most probable and average speed are not the same, option c is the correct answer (I’m gonna take jee adv in a month and here I am watching this 😅)
9:40 The Vmp and Vav arent in a 1 to 1 ratio, In fact the ratio of the 3 speeds are 1:1.128:1.224 but as you can see in the diagram it is symmetric therefore Vav and Vmp will be one and the same, This is the level of trickiness asked in JEE, When you are fighting against the clock many people might not observe the intricacy of these problems, The time and the pressure it creates makes this exam very tough
That’s an unfortunate thing that IIT entrance examination is so tough to crack but the matter of fact is India 🇮🇳 is nowhere at Technological innovation and R&D. That’s a real shame on IITs, the IIT students instead of investing more on technology would rather like to join as a retail manager or join somewhere else where they get hefty packages even if it’s not related to anywhere to their technological stuff. That’s truly sad ☹️.
The education quality is not that good in india even for such a tougher entrance course there is no practical training, all corrupt politicians who know nothing of economics education, nothing
JEE is like: looking for Johny Sins You must be a Doctor, Plumber, Mailman, Neighbour, Astronaut, Santa, Milkman, Bartender... alltogether to crack PHYSICS, MATHS & CHEM alltogether 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Heinn , us colleges are looking for social service , sports , music ....... while taking in students for engineering , and people only say bad things to India 😪
My teacher always quotes the statement:
*"Jee is not a selection test, it is a rejection process"*
So true 🤣🤣🤣👌
True
It's for filter the best from our education system
@@heyy9527 the best at failing, lol trash
@Prateek Agrawal my teacher is also IITian.
a 1000%
he gave physics 9/10 , i think he forgot he has to solve it in just 1 hr not in whole day 😂😂
And Without Calculator...
😂
@@vakulae.v861 haha.
No man you can't use calculator in competitive exams like these...
These exams are not just about solving. It envolves pressure like no Calculator, negative marking, less time and million of students.
That's why even a single marks can ruin your rank and your dream of going to good college...
C'mon He gave _difficulty_ level is 9/10
@@noname-qn1lf what do you mean by C'mon?
It's better to shut your mouth if you have no idea about something.
Calculators are not allowed in jee and in many Indian competitive exams. If they caught you using a calculator, invigilator have power to cancel your paper even you will get further punishments like penalty of not eligible of giving futher Jee exams.
This mistake can ruin your career...
In US Students are brilliant in Individual subjects.
But in India , To pursue a single subject you have to be topper in all the subjects.
Thats Indian Education system for you
That's make you all rounder and real fighter...
@@onkarnagane2904 that shit
@@onkarnagane2904 fuck that
@@onkarnagane2904 nope I dont think so brother
@@onkarnagane2904 no it doesn't
General Category + Male + Middle class +Jee Aspirant = Deadly Combo 💀
😀😀😭💀
+1
Tru
Same
yess
bro just use the god tier artifact "PwD"
that's the thing with JEE, every problem looks doable until you start solving it XD XD
Yeahh same even after 2 years and in between my internship drive. I am still getting this mean feeling to ask him to actually solve the rotation or a integration problem😂.
Yeah its very very true..
Yeah
You picked the point.
The questions, mainly in physics section will appear easy but when you strike it, you will understand the very Essence and Difficulty of the problem.
XD XD mtlb?
Me trying to love 10th science
11th standard :"I'm ending this man's whole career..."
How's your career now🤣
@@NikhilS-1 not good
Let me tell you my story, I used to absolutely love Maths and Science until 10th. Was one of the top students of my school scoring 95% in the boards, but then the 11th came which completely broke my mind, I just scored 68% in the 11th finals. It was the first time ever getting below 80% for me so it made me down and depressed. It's an absolute mess.
@@masterdementer Same now I don't even like solving those disgusting questions. I am learning coding now.
That's one giant leap u take in ur entire career
When josh realises India has a large population and there are way too many neet aspirants lurking on his channel
Literally exactly what happened
You got the point there.....
Most UA-camrs do same when they realise
@@yugiohforce1 ion blame you mate... Get that coin
I'm too NEET aspirant
Bro solving 2020 paper and saying it is a a tough paper
Meanwhile
2016 paper: of course
Hehe
Every year paper is hard
Its not like only 2016 has the hard paper
Can you even solve the 2023 jee advanced paper
First solve that
maine bas JEE Adv 2016 aur JEE Adv2020 ka comparison kiya hai, ya kab bola ki JEE Adv 2020 EASY THA 😂😂
@@devdpro baat to sahi hai
@@Yeager-cw6ek you're behaving like a 10th grader, who knows nothing about jee adv and dreams about IIT Bombay... 2016 jee adv paper was the toughest paper in the history.... And no one is saying that the 2020/23 paper was easy, JEE adv is always tough but there always exists a "toughest" in a bunch of "tough's", only if u had common sense
The worst part is if u fall in their trap and do a step wrong in the question surprisingly even your wrong answer would be an one option out of given four options 😅.
Ayo that's true... I just don't fcking understand how do they know that we'll do a silly mistake on that step and then also the answer u derived is in one of the options... Salute
JEE(Advanced) papers are all set in that way...
@Ultra Chad Slav that's a badass way to set a paper 😂😂
@Ultra Chad Slav if u see in the phy section ,the current electricity qs it was from a research paper , even the heat & thermo qs where from an undergraduate book uff !!!! i just dont like it
@Ultra Chad Slav hmm wanna see the proof here it is ua-cam.com/video/vE7R6ss8Wis/v-deo.html
I love how we Indians brag about how hard our exams are but we all secretly hate it.
Edit: apparently everyone hates it openly lol
Bullseye!
"secretly" no no no i OPENLY hate these exams with every cell of my body
@@s4meerbankupalli164 hahah same 😂🙌🏼
I don't see anyone bragging
@@rimquelsiret may be not here but yeah some guys do it.
ME : A single sheet of paper cannot decide my future
JEE: That's why we have two.....
May be 3 ,4 ,5 or 6 papers 🤣🤣🤣
Now we have 4
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I cleared this exam..... 3 years later I'm thinking how in the world did I clear it!
which iit
@@pushkarc28 iit pakistan
@@rizzzz8802lol😂
Mera toh mahine bhar me hogaya yaar lol
@@pushkarc28IIT dholakpur
I have a friend from Germany who studied in MIT. He once told me that he had a lot of Indian batchmates. One day he asked some of his Indian batchmates that they must have been the best students India had to offer.
They simply replied that they failed to get into IIT that's why they took admission in MIT.
That's true, Admission in TATA institute is more tougher than IIT ...
Because MIT doesn't intake based on knowledge that isn't useful, they allow you if you have Published papers and research work with understanding of PCM subjects, not on any superficial level examination which hardly captures the essence of subjects in day to day innovations. I qualified Gate 3 times with Good AIR and AIR 127 in ISRO JRF (couldn't do well in Interview and as only 2 seats were available I had a very bleak chance), and GATE or ISRO checks your aptitude and knowledge that is required in practical world. There is nothing to be proud of an examination that isn't so practical, Half the ISRO scientists aren't from IIT's, Trombay or BARC or DRDO or even HAL have employees from non IITs, so IIT isn't `necessary to be successful in life, that's why MIT has been known for best researches and genius minds, because they focus on what's important and how to approach it.
@@sarthakbhalerao1045 true that.
@@shaaradpandey5546 Because we have people like you.
@@shaaradpandey5546 India is behind china as China is the global manufacturing hub, this simple general knowledge is known literally by kids in classes 4th-5th. If you didn't know this then don't even dare comparing yourself to me LOL.
JEE ADVANCED is like a person telling you he will come into your house after 2 years and beat you up, and after you tighten your security for 2 years, he comes into your house and beats you up.
Hahaha nice one, but 😥
😂😂😂😂
You have two option .
Either build more advance locks and door
Or train youe butt muscles so that they can tolerate that spanks of jee
@@Lazerbeam-ix5it Actually bro there is a third option which is only for those who get into IITs and that is to fight till the very end and somehow survive while other people in the house falll(this is what all jee advance is about)....i hope you will agree brother
........have a good day
It's not just a beating
Complete annihiliation
JEE FACT: If your never cried during the preparation of IIT- JEE you never prepared for it bro.
The real cry comes after exam
@@animeBHARATIYA only when you didn't gave your 100%
Lol so true despite doing so well now in mains and now preparing for adv2021 i still remember me crying in +1&+2 but don't get me wrong the decision u make after that is important. Had i just left it and gave up at that point and didn't prepare i wouldn't be doing so well right now. All the best
@@animeBHARATIYA nope . Preperation achi ho to nahi aata . Agar tayari sahi nahi aur expectations iit ke rakhoge to rona aayega hi na bhai
@@DineshKumar-xt5om768 rulayega kya pagle 🤣🤣🤣
I’m currently studying in one of the top IVY league and I’m formerly an undergraduate from IIT madras . This JEE advance is not just about testing one’s crystallised intelligence as in USA and other western colleges entrances but also to test one’s fluid intelligence by adding additional time barriers and negative marking’s which also impacts psychologically. It’s one thing to go through this paper with ease in your leisurely hours and another thing when subjected to pressure and competitiveness (also no calculator’s help in India,for my western folks to note)
-ve marking is one of the most evil things done to students lol
-ve marking is one of the most evil things done to students lol
The no calculator thing really isn’t that crazy, unless they expect you to do weird numbers, exact answers are usually easier anyway. Calculators are always seen as a free ticket to a question, but rarely are they all that helpful in solving, more often used just for the final answer
@mene6465 .No we have to find values of logarithms, trignometric functions of any random numbers without calculator. For that you have to memorize a lot of tables and graphs and should be able to find within time. And we hsve to deal with weired numbers too
Calculators save a lot of time tho@@mene6465
Bro being a med student and having guts to solve this is still appreciable
i know right...being a med student and attempting PCM questions...wow
Med students here work differently than in Asia, assuming it's the same as China with you are booked for med school, right after high school. You need to get an undergrad degree before you apply for med school. So most of us do the sciences in our freshman and sophomore year as part of gen-eds. More if you went for an involved degree.
Bro he studies IN US 😂😂
I mean. A lot of students attempt both jee and neet.
@@halleyscomet2672 yes,
PCMB students like me
Honestly we asian students know how ridiculous are the education system here.
The Indians with NEET and JEEs.
The Chinese with the gaokao.
The Koreans are suffering with their CSAT.
The Japanese are suffering with National centre test.
And am not aware of the other countries but I bet they are also notoriously famous for their hard entrance exams.
Meanwhile the US kids take the sat and think that's the biggest deal. (No offense am just stating facts)
There's one plus point with the Asian college and universities are that they are cost efficient (am talking about medical colleges) unlike the us college where you have to work till 35 just to pay off your student loans.
even though I agree with most the last point is rather bullshit considering you need to factor in the economy. Look at the exchange rates and it'll very easily explain why US education is that expensive. Add to that competition considering how many million people outside of US apply for the universities thus increasing the costs and also finally the fact most of these are private and the fees are not govt regulated to the same extent that is done in most of the Asian countries and also invest hugely into sports (for some stupid reason) again increasing the costs.
To add, majority of the leading private institutions in the countries named here have very similar costs when taking economy into account as an American Institution.
India also has upsc the third hardest in the world
And still US is way ahead of India in terms of education and technology
@@ivaerz4977 partly due to unstable political climate
@@ivaerz4977 by hiring Asian techies
and you missed that there is negative marking, it was such a pain lmaoo
Jale me namak uparse ek aur jalan uske upar v namak daldo negative marking🙂
In advace negative marking reaches -3 per question 😭
@@abinashx mujhe laga screen par hair hai 🙂
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@@ahuman4 yo wtf pls explain what is total marks? How much mark for crct answer?
@@Anonymous-zw8kx every year exam pattern changes and students have to give 2 exams on the same day(3 hours each). For 2020, i mean for people giving this year, each paper is of 183 marks that is out of 366 marks you would be scoring. If you get a question correct you get 4 marks but if u get it wrong -1(which is for a certain number of questions only, you're free from negative marking for integer type of questions) would be deducted from total score. But negative marking isn't same everytime. Like i said pattern changes so as negative marking.
What makes it even more tricky is that these are for high schoolers, not college students
AND even more importantly, it's a tight competition. You need to do 70-80% of the questions to actually get a good rank
There, college means 11th and 12th
@@aalekhjain26829th to 12th is highschool in the usa
70-80% is too high.. 50% correct should mean
In JEE Adv 2022, you needed 32% for top 5 IITs. Not sure what you mean by good rank though.
@@anmold5676Bro we need good branch at an IIT not the lowest branch available
Just Graduated from IIT Kanpur, and was about to sleep until I hit this video and nostalgia kicked in, finishing that advance paper is still of the best feelings I’ve felt in my life till now.
so was that really hard bro?
Now What u doing bro ? Any placements
Brother what are u doin now?
.
Joke, IIT Kanpur in your dreams ?? Haha
“THEIR IS ALWAYS AN ASIAN BETTER THEN YOU ” this lines means a lot to the western world and the reason is this exams
Than*
*exam
also there's person who tries to look cool and effs up his english
@@dhruvrawat7023 💀
@@dhruvrawat7023 lmfaoo
"Students don't learn organic chemistry in high school"
Me, a JEE aspirant: *hyperventilation*
Edit: Cleared JEE in 2022 and currently at IIT Madras 🥳😎
😂😂😂.. relatable..... I am personally studying organic chem from 14 years old and kids in America be like - sulphuric acid is h2so4
I never heard of this word
If it's in our syllabus??...
Hyperventilation?!
@@Harshanandita bruh
@@Harshanandita u 12 bro?
@@Harshanandita are you serious-
"IIT is not the MIT of India, MIT is the IIT of United States"
--Anonymous
Full support
3 Golden Rule for Future JEE aspirants -
Rule 1 : Start the Paper with Chemistry Section to avoid Stress in Exam Hall
Rule 2 : You don't have to solve all the Questions
Rule 3 : If it takes a Question more than 5 minute leave it
Rule 4 : Make 2 out 3 subjects strong to appear at least 150-160 for nit
I would say as I am jee aspirant I will prepare for physics and maths completely and revise the whole edition with formulaand keep strong the basics of chemistry to keep my score till 70 so that I can make 200 which a very respectable score If you wanna go in good Institute
Rather than pissing for jee advanced and keep yourself in extensive of stress which really creates a lot of pressure
@@Im_not_better42 👍
O please tell me how chemistry act as relief
@@sidhi959 brother if you wanna secure good marks your first aim is to strengthen any 2 subjects
Chem is subject of exceptions, if you know that very well you can do it
Also it is not as tough like phy with innumerable formula
Mainly 2 or 3 formula contain a chp in chem......
Strong the basics of chem it is not much tough as we know it
Last thing strong basics, practice numerical and know all formula if you wanna get it
And know any subject can be act as relief if you revise it very well
@@sidhi959 first of all there are lot of data based questions in inorganic chemistry and you can like complete whole chemistry section in 30 to 40 mins and you can get more time for Physics and Maths
JEE is like the squid game here :")
Fr
No dark jokes
Fr fr 😭
LMAO 🤣
😄
Study 15-16 hrs a day.
Attend JEE.
Get like 75-80 even after trying your best.
Parents be like "what is this? Neighbor's son got 85. What were you studying all this time?"
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Life of a Indian student.
Dude my parents aren't like this they know I am putting in my best effort and are content with whatever marks I get.
@@yashthakan7107 I hope every get understanding parent like yours.
None of them qualified
@@shaktinayak5430 bro why don't you talk to your parents abt it?
@@user-ei3su5zs8z not true for all I have seen many students who doesn't get good marks after studying too much
I don't know how many of u will understand, but I just can't explain how proud I'm feeling right now studying at IIT Bombay ! All my hard work seems to have paid off dude! I can't believe though, that I will finish my 1st year at college in just 3 days!!! 1 whole year at my dream college !!!
Must be nice😅
ayy congrats man
Holy heck IIT Bombay? What are you majoring in my guy?
@@friendlyneko1070 prolly something like environmental engineering lmao
Pls be positive
Again…were you really that bored that you needed to take an exam in your free time?
yes
@@yugiohforce1 9:27 answer is not b here all the formulas failed
@@cricketwithbp3300 yes .
@@yugiohforce1 check it bro , you are just seeing questions but when you really try to solve it . You would get 0/all questions correct. It not for identification we are also able to identify but we can t even get closer to the answer then you realise oh where did I get it wrong
@@pranavpandey7396 exactly on surface a lot of the questions seem familiar. But you realise how hard the questions actually are when you work it out.
I was preparing for JEE advanced and my friend asked to attempt a mock test for SAT together .
We both scored above 1500 without even preparing for it ( his strong suit was maths , mine was english) .
After that we spent whole day thinking what we were doing with our lives .
Same here!! 😂😂😅
Are you sure your strong suit was English? It's strong suit* not suite.
@@deneuvedanvers2904 thanks for the correction . One always learns from his mistakes
That's good but quite possible, the main issue is the time difficulty even though I won't even bother comparing it to JEE. In late 9th grade, I did a past ACT paper and although I am a pretty lazy guy, I got 32 composite which is approximately 1440 in SAT. So it is quite possible, the time is the problem although with practice it's easy to get like 1520+
@@deneuvedanvers2904 The context is that he is a non-English speaking person. So, his perspective of ‘strong’ suit is different than yours probably.
American teens: SAT is so hard 😕...
Me : Laughs in Asian 🥲
I used to solve SAT mathematics questions in 6th grade.
(I was rejected by IITs last year 😂✌️)
@@HarshitASrivastava6410 🤝 but i didn't even take science stream bro
@@HarshitASrivastava6410 did you go in any institutes?
@stupid pig 1919 true tho
@stupid pig 1919 May be for those whose parents force
My best decision of life was when I took science
I'm Aspiring to become neurosurgeon
Not crying or begging
If you're recessive and can't crack any entrance exam you actually don't need to if your dad' s having money go abroad
My best time is during my coaching or youtube classes
Atleast neet is my best option for becoming doctor
Not doing this From parents pressure 🙄🙄
Back in my days I had done JEE equivalent and recently my kiddo cracked NEET! Yes these exams are difficult but there is nothing to proud about this. These exams are a torture and stress for students. In our country we need them only because we are highly populated and many aspirants. These exams need to be the best sieves! Even our other exams like CLAT are tough!
"Maa, I scored 100%"
"So what, Sharmaji's son scored 101%. And he looks better than you".
Ngl your maa has some issues
@@rutwikkk you are not understanding the thing here.
😂
And he has a girlfriend too
@@chiragsingh1711 bas kar bhai rulayega kya 😆
It's not just the difficulty level
Students have to do this in a given time limit + exam pressure+ the chance of being selected in an IIT by clearing JEE advance is less than 0.8% for a student.
Hence suicide rates are so high here
Also fear plays a major role
Like what if I don't do too well?
Will I be a failure?
What will happen?
@@anuvabbhowal3036 wait they are allowed in other countries?
@@rexius3393 even books are also allowed but in college exams.
@@Mactavish804 wait what world was I living in
Either India is way too restrictive or I was the one under the rock all this time
I can relate to Indians cus over here in Sri Lanka our entire syllabus is nearly a perfect copy of what you guys do in India. It's really common over here for teachers to recommend study material written by Indian authors
India and srilanka are same people
Indians and Sri lankans are basically the same,just separated by water
@@spoopy8514 united by Ram setu pul ❣️
Let's cry together
Same with Pakistan. they mostly prefer books by Indian authors over others for their simple way of explanation.
A girl from allen who topped both jee mains and advanced in 2022 had also represented India in International Physics, maths and astronomy olympiads and did top in all of them too. Her story is very popular you can search her up in list of students who scored 100 percentile in jee mains in 2021 or 2022, i dont remember the exact year but its one of these two.
But no girl top jee advanced
No girl topped in advanced ever it was rk shishir who topped jee advanced 2022 and he's a guy
Hah, we never heard of her,stop giving fake information. It was a guy,i am not fighting about him or her,just saying facts.
YUP but only in JEE -MAINS 2022 and her name: SNEHA PAREEK
@@ManasChoudhury-kf7qx It's JEE Main.
"Look at how long and disgusting this problem is" - that's actually the whole paper.
That is also my reaction when I see maths question disgusting 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The hardest thing about the JEE is that it is a selection test, where passing (i.e. getting into an IIT) requires you to be in the top 0.5%.
@avinashsingh tomar among the students who obtain, more than 90% , only 1/3 go for science and 1/2 of that take engineering, then 1/2 of that give jee and only 1/4 of them give it seriously. If u look at jee advanced, of the 2lakh students ,the real competition is only among 50000 students, but jee advanced is super hard anyways,
@@blackthorncr2910 50,000 serious students competing for about 10,000 seats. That's about 1 in 5 really talented students getting a seat.
@@acousticwolf5985 The reservation system itself is complicated. The best way to analyze it is as follows. The IITs, in addition to catering to the brightest, are also bound, as public universities, to give opportunities for the socio-economically disadvantaged among us. This is why reservation is there.
People who enter the college through the reservation system, do so because they have been given an opportunity. If your friend did not get into IIT without the reservation system because his marks were only 109, then its your friend's own fault for not being bright enough. I know people who got 207 marks and did not get admission. I also know people who got 287 marks who got a top 1000 AIR (and later a GATE AIR 0001), as well as people who got 384 marks and got a top 15 rank.
Whenever seats are reserved in IITs, the number of admits increase. For example, lets look at Computer Science in IIT Kharagpur. If it had 50 general seats in 1951, then after adding reservation for SC/ST, it would still have 50 general seats. In 2006, after adding OBC, IIT Kgp would still have 50 general seats. After adding EWS 10% (which, by the way, is actually reservation for the middle-class, since it kicks in for incomes below 8lpa - something which is what a married couple of workers in Infosys earns), IIT Kgp would still have 50 general seats.
But, I hear you say, the population in India has tripled since 1951! And that is why, when we had only about 5 IITs in 1960, we have about 20-25 IITs today!
@@acousticwolf5985 hold up bro,it's not even been 100 years since the reservation system started,we have been oppressed for ages now,some of the lower caste ppl maybe doing good but come out of ur bubble mahn,there are millions of lower caste ppl who still require the reservation system
Just because one of ur friends is rich,it doesn't mean that everyone is rich
@@ishttarthapujar5885 yea sure.....still doesn't mean tht you useless cnuts should get in premier institutions with single digit marks
I studied 15hours a day for 2years for this exam and scored well. Now i am a Software Developer at one of the leading tech companies of the world, and i dont have to use any of those concepts! 😐
What's the point? 🤔 Besides tag from IIT
You mean point of getting into an IIT? IITs are not the be all end all. But i dont think anyone will deny that an IIT makes life much much easier (career wise). They give you kind of a head start in your career. And also again, the quality of education, benefits and peer groups are much much better than other colleges!
@@aa33366 Probably its for understanding that you have the intelligence and memory to absorb what will be taught to you
@@aa33366 intelligence test , there are many comments saying we learn "useless" stuff , but us colleges teach the same things in first year , and the paper tests intelligemce
hmm aapka naam suna suna lag raha he, education 12th tak lucknow se ki thi kya?
Thanks, I am preparing for JEE and this video is the best motivation I have ever got!😇
When he said us students don't learn organic chem during high school i can't breathe
I never expected my comment on organic chem will bring this many likes mtlb sbki lgi pdi h
We learn it in tenth! Yo
@@prathmeshsoni5764 yeh, atleast bro we got to introduce to carbon compounds there
I learnt in 8th
@@prathmeshsoni5764 ICSE Board Na Bro aur Ye Exam toh kuch nhi hai UPSC ke samne Union Public Service Commission
@@kikenkagai2703 bro it's tough because of the no. of seats not because of the level of questions that are asked. The questions that are asked in jee exams aren't something a normal guy can do
Normal people : only watching this
JEE Aspirants : solving each and every question
Why tf this feels so accurate?🤣🤣
🤣
Shivers you get when you can't solve a problem
@Beleive In you hecker
@Beleive In you sus
The examiners know about nearly all the mistakes that can be probably commited by the candidate and even if your concepts are murky and you commit an error, you would still get an option matching with your (wrong) answer most of the time. And that is a BLOODY TRAP!
Sounds true🌚
Me who is in 10th icse sem 1 boards in the mock papers and shit there is always an option matching the wrong ans u will get I was shocked to know that it's not the case outside of india
I always gets fucked up in such traps coz I am too lazy to concentrate during solving
@@gauravkumeriya376 fortunately, I did not fell on any trap in the real exam
Haha but they cant trap me bc i do so shitty mistakes that even examiner wont think anyone can be that big of an idiot 😅
I personally think that the exam just separates high IQ students from medium IQ students, as you mentioned "the concepts are medium level but the trickiest question sets are asked", the whole exam is based on your problem solving skills along with subsidiary skills(like calculations, content and time management), if you have extremely high problem solving skills you can get through the trickiness, also to get into IIT currently you would require a percentage of 25+ in JEE advanced, this automatically means that even for Indians it is a very hard job to do, and an excellent score would be 50% in the same paper. So that is what separates regular students from brilliant students.
I dont think this bro. Here students study more than 10 hours a day they really know ahell lot of tricks it is not like they are coming up with trick during exams.
JEE/jee adv is not an iq test nor does it have a strong correlation to IQ. it is mostly based around studying, why do you think indians spend hours and hours a day studying for this
@@qwertyuiop2161 I mainly mentioned the IQ just to state that you need to be intelligent enough and have remarkable subject knowledge to get a good rank, you should basically know the topics inside out, that's what I meant originally.
@@shashankrao4459 okay well, this remarkable subject knowledge does not just magically appear in your brain when one is born. I see what you mean but JEE is more studying than it is IQ. A medium IQ student could top a high iq student if they worked harder(not all cases but a good portion).
@@qwertyuiop2161 I agree with you here, but a more intelligent person can study for lesser time and get the same results, it's all about making strong linkage between concepts being taught and being able to spot the concept/concepts required for you to solve the problem, this does not mean that the high IQ person can just chill until the exam day and that's not what I meant from the previous replies, what I really meant was that anyone has to put efforts but more intelligent people can manage to get good results by adding relatively less effort.
Don't know about most of the people but preparing for JEE actually taught me how to think and what understanding something means. Even though I did not make it to IIT I am grateful for doing it.
Yes. Jee is 100 times better than board exams. Jee is different than our education system. We just dont have to memorize everything like we do for board exams. We use our brain to solve the question in jee. I really like Jee. Solving physics problems are kinda of solving riddles and puzzles. If our education system becomes like jee, it will be really fun to go to school.
@@Preetmehta00 you are right...i love science maths but i can't freaking pass hindi and sst so its very difficult to pass 7th ... So school is just to memorize no concept..i hate it
Exactly, I would have failed, and I say failed if I wrote with the knowledge I had for jee only, but I scored pretty well in jee still
@@arnabkar8792 sed you didn't pass...
@@ayushagarwal10 lol, I said I wouldn't havepassed with the knowledge of only jee. I passed don't worry. XD
In JEE Advanced 2020, one guy named Chirag Falor scored 352/396.
That's a god level score.
He is studying in MIT
@@pratik4842 Yes
@@pratik4842 He also knows that Indian colleges are not worthy of his talent and capabilities
@@Adi-rp2iv We Indians just over work for mediocre colleges, but in other countries, students get better colleges by putting in half the efforts than what we do, the sad reality. We could do that too but not many of us want to leave our country.
@@Garro0 brother population is the main factor here everything is relative if the population in the west was as high as here they will also have to raise the bar too its not the colleges that decide how much efforts you have to put in (there limit is min 75% in cbse) its the students like us who raise the competition imagine there are only 5k students appearing for jee they all will get selected in some nit or iit but will not get the desired branch to get the branch they want they will have to up there efforts on the same time there will be another student who also wants the same branch now he will have to increase his efforts too so it all depends on the crowd not on the college hope you understand before calling it over work .... peace
I'm 26 years old decent software developer , looking at these papers bringing back the chills of the past
@RISE & SHINE They actually make top level engineers tbh. If you go into any core engineering companies you'd see if there's any Principal Engineer from India, they are most likely from IIT.
@RISE & SHINE What is your point?
@RISE & SHINE Fact is if there's any innovation coming from US corporates, they are most likely coming from the mixture of cultures and not from Americans. Indian engineers have made it big in America for a reason. Do you know the USB/PCI Express itself was invented by an Indian working in American Corporate? Also, they don't hand you the CEO tag in a tech company if you haven't innovated enough. :)
@RISE & SHINE Why work for others? US is a land of opportunities. And US tech corporates brought so much progress in today's world. Smart people want to contribute further to that and meantime get paid well for doing so. Hence top Indian Engineers work for US based companies. The startup culture is India is still bad. Since we are a risk averse society, Indian engineers rather get paid fat paychecks and innovate in companies where there are plenty of resources, than stay hungry and foolish.
@RISE & SHINE I don't take pride in other people's work. I appreciate the good work that they do. I myself am an Indian engineer working in an US corporate in semiconductor industry. I take pride in my own work.
In my industry, I have seen the facilities we have in India for silicon chip manufacturing. I went to one in Bangalore and it makes silicon for ISRO and DRDO. Thats the best facility we got in India and it uses micrometer tech node. All advanced computers run in nanometer tech node. Its true that space and defence use micrometer node because of their reliability and don't use nanometer node for such applications, even NASA. To open a silicon manufacturing facility takes huge capital which is not available to most people and needs very skilled people which are not trained in India. Hence, there are limits to what India can do now.
I want you to solve..
1. 2016 rotational dynamics question
2. 2017 solid mechanics question
3. 2018 electrostatics (circle and a long thin non conducting wire question)
4. 2019 thermodynamic V-T question
5. 2020 thermal property (container with 1kg water question)
6. 2016 circle direct question paper 1
7. 2022 KTG question
8. 2020 Oscillation question
I screwed up my 12th exams studying for JEE for 2 years. Ended up with a badscore. My whole college life in a pvt uni was spent in regret. Now the company i work for went public in the Nasdaq and was the 1st indian saas company to do so. Felt so proud to be part of something great. Things do turn out well after all.
Freshworks, right? I didnt even bother to write the JEE. I studied in a tier 3 engg college in India and I ended up working with a major German automobile company in Germany. My best friend from the same college just cleared the Tesla interview in the US as a Mech engr. We are both really happy.
I'm still a student, Do you guys think one can make it big in Software industry in future without JEE? Thing is I'm more interested in CS than PCM, I am good enough to understand the concepts of PCM but When it comes to solving hard questions, I feel worthless. I even made 2 projects in python which stood 2nd in my school...
Just asking since you guys are much more experienced, I would appreciate your advices
@@karthik_kp13 for sure. Having an analytical and system way of thinking is all you need. Just because you can't do JEE level PCM, it doesn't mean that you can't be big. As you continue through years, just be aware that you as a person will change and get better/worse based on what you keep doing. So keep doing what you like
Prepared jee and failed ncert
Wat
I cleared JEE Mains and appeared for JEE Advanced. But wasn't able to crack IITs. Did my engineering from MIT Manipal.
One thing I can say to all the kids appearing for JEE, "The struggle you are in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow". Not just academically but emotionally too we grow while preparing for this exam.
Thank you very much Bhaiya,, hope you support us this way....
Thank You 🔥
Great thought.
Aur agar koi IIT ke alava kisi aur college se engineering nhi karna chahe toh phir koi aur option nhi opt kar skta ki vo compiled hai kisi college se btech karne ke liye?
for some of us,If we are not able to crack IIT,our life is over
You can't really understand what a lower middle class student has to go through
Bro, what a coincidence!! My JEE advanced exam is just two months away. I sat the JEE last year and I ranked 9k among a million students (that's less than 1% of the total candidates who appeared) still, I was not able to get the college of my choice. So, I have taken a drop and preparing again. Apart from its excruciating difficulty, there are not a lot of seats available. If you want to be in the best colleges, you'll have to be in the top 0.5% of students at least.
Good luck bro
@snacky chan Thank you so much for your meaningful reply.😊
I know that IIT is not the endgame. But still, at the end of the day, I have to put in my best efforts, so that when I reach the end of the tunnel, I don't feel any regrets about not putting in my best.
I want students in my country to understand this. IIT does not chart a path to success. You are the one who is responsible for the change. If you don't make it into an IIT, that doesn't mean you're destined for failure. IIT is not the end of life.
LIFE IS WAYYY WAYYY MORE THAN JUST A DEGREE!!!
@ Hee Ho & @miss. noname natsu THANK YOU!
Yoo all the bestt!!
Good luck fight on!! 👍
I would just like to add that the reason why the mains has so many " mean " questions is because they have to eliminate about 1.2 to 1.3 million people from the process , only about 100k to 150k people give the advanced and it's in many ways more " fun " to do and has beautifully structured questions with unique solutions which may not be that hard but tough to imagine situations.
Used to be, now it's turned very algorithmic for most part, except maths, maths has turned fun now but only if you adore the subject
Questions in JEE be like:
Oh I can do this, I can do that too.
A moment later: WTF! 😂😂
I come up with the same reaction 😂
Same as I felt seeing the maths paper! ;)
@@saivardhan1417
the moment we felt like : yeah ,i have seen this model already ,it is easy to solve ,after few minutes...oops its totally diferent
Truth
@@Vinaykashyappp Ya ;)
Prepping for JEE has been the worst 2 years of my life (it still gives me horrors). the only good skill I've acquired from this is the ability to work hard consistently.
so now what u do
@@juangary5765 comment on yt
@@feyg0 BRUH
@@juangary5765 lol
@@juangary5765 make emotional reels on NFAK songs
Exam's hardness doesn't depend on just the level of questions.. It also depends on the competition.. Jee is given by millions every year
@@pehelalia2162 Lol try to give the exam once and you'd see how wrong you are
Wdym millions bruh... it's close to 1 mil not "millions"
@@grave92 1.2-1.4 mil so yeah
Saw it for the first time on the day this dropped, now rewatching just one month before my last shot at JEE advanced, and honestly, my fear of the exam has dropped so significantly it's crazy, maybe it's because all that hard work I put or I am just being overconfident perhaps, anyways, I'll be sitting in that exam in around 35 days or less (4th of june) so wish me luck!
Update (june 12th): I got decent marks, result will come out on 18th, but the score I got will definitely get me into an IIT
All the best
all the best.
All the bestttt
good luck for your exam tomorrow, stay calm and composed!
update?
me who is not even scoring good in the JEE mains paper watching a random dude trying to solve the advance version at 2am in the night
Dude me too!
Why am I even watching this?
Same scene here too 🤣🤣🤣
Same
Damn, man same... And that too exactly at 2 AM... Fking coincidence man.
@@chaitanyakolhe5940 hi there
You will learn Organic chem starting at
Age 14-for ICSE
Age 15-for CBSE
age 16-for state syllabus
Edit-some genius learn OGC at 13.
"Happy now ppl who went on showing off their brains"
bruh i was taught organic chemistry since Age-14 (9th Class) in CBSE -_-
age 15 for state syllabus (kerala) teach about basic nomenclature of homologous compounds , various level of isomers , branching , some functional group
@@manazkajay8806 same in himachal pradesh
@@jidukrishnapj wdym?
@@jidukrishnapj yeah but 100% organic chemistry wasn't deleted :/
The overkill with the syllabus is a big problem with these exams, considering what happens to all that knowledge by the second year of college.
Did u take the exam and if yes how did u fare...considering 2nd year ...I don't tbink anyone would be fooling around considering how you made it in there.If u r an Indian its fact if u r not don't rack ur P brain this is how things happen in India
Me watching this in my 2nd year. Yep that knowledge is all gone.
Couldn't agree more
@@aayushpurswani9630 same lmao
@@Expanses02 No wonder, Indians are migrating to the west, so the children actually get a better life and can enjoy more.
Bro at 9:43 the correct answer to Question 1 is OPTION C
NOT OPTION B.
That's the beauty of JEE Advanced , the questions look simple but actually are very conceptual.😂😂
Love From India🇮🇳🇮🇳
The answer is b cuz according to the graph the ratio of 2 quantity will be equal.this was a trick question
Its b option go study harder. C would be the correct answer if the graph wasnt symmetrical.
Yes brother u r 110% percent correct ...from the past two years I have been working for this exam like anything but still It's very hard to even touch a score like 50-60% marks ...It requires a lot of effort...Americans students have a very chill life but when u r in India it's exceptionally hard to pass such kind of exams ...Literally I have seen people who give their best and still can not achieve it ....May God bless all the students appearing for the JEE...
The real problem is you have to solve this at the age of 17
"its time to farm some indian viewers"- josh rubbing his hands like birdman
🤣
This reminds me of birdman from perman
every youtuber when they dont have content : "I love India"
@@lordnevermore me to
@@lordnevermore nostalgia goes brrrrrr
This is my background - undergrad engineering IIT Kharagpur, then engineering grad school (PhD) from MIT. IIT JEE was the hardest - about 1.5% acceptance rate. However MIT's acceptance rate at grad school was comparatively easier - I took the GRE and the advanced engineering exam. I have forgotten now how I scored at these 2 exams but it was quite decent. There is a catch for JEE IIT though. They try to test your natural intelligence, so doing very good in your high school, where curriculum is somewhat structured, may not cut the mustard. You have to think outside the box.
But after you get in I found that MIT's course work was much harder than the course work at IIT. So to score an A at MIT was much harder than that of at IIT. You really have to know your stuff to score an A at MIT. My interpretation is that at IIT you are competing against the best in India where at MIT you are competing against the best in the world.
the fact that parents actually are confident enough that their child will be in the 0.5%
Oh my god
Yaa that happened to my parents. I did clear jee and studied in iit delhi.
So my parents thought if he can do it without tuitions etc my other two sons can do it too. 😅😅😅😅
They tried two attempts but no cigar.
That's what pressurize us students more and more..the trust our parents have put in..i won't be able to face them the same way again if i won't pass the exam. No matter how hard i'm trying , it still seems like the future will be hurtful
@@annforcas as a person who studied there I don't advise the same to my children.
In fact my children are not supposed to be even in top 5 of the class they study in. Life is much more than iit and all.
In the end the degree from iit doesn't really matter. You can achieve more even without it. Focus on learning that counts. No company hires people to pass exams with good grades. They hire to do business and if you are right then they will come to you even without degree.
My father told me that childhood is best time of life so I shall enjoy it and i did. He even refused to pay for tuition because he thought it would waste money. I did jee because i wanted to and not because my father forced me.
So don't do anything you don't wish to or love. Grades and degree don't matter.
Brooo JEE aspirants, best of luck to you guys, seriously I can barely wrap my head around the NEET exam
Thanks :)
Best of luck u2 👍
Ya, imo the jee advanced aspirants should've more respect than doctors..
@@jasimjaleel2295 not actually
@@jasimjaleel2295 neet less hard then see cut off is like 1% for best government college.
Asian solving Asian exam: "finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!"
He didn't solve it lol
@Nezuko lmao
you really understand the level of difficulty when you get to know about cases when students cleared the cutoff and qualified for an IIT at something like a 50/360.
The questions he rated 6/10 if he solved he would have scored -1/4
As someone who went to IIT and now works at Google as SWE, it's true that the majority of topics JEE tests you on become irrelevant immediately after the exam. I can't solve most of these questions now, don't need to in my day to day work. FWIW, I gave JEE back in 2011 . It's also true that not clearing the exam in no way means you won't succeed in life, some of my colleagues are from tier 3 colleges and they are more skilled than me since they had to work much harder to be where they are.
But I think it's fair to say that clearing this exam does take a lot of talent, consistency, dedication and being an IITan opens many doors, makes things easy later on in life. Which is what everyone fights for when they prepare.
Hey . If you don't mind could you give some tips on how to study for JEE and be able to get admission in IIT
@@Travel-840 There's no substitute to hard-work, focus, consistency and determination, (I can't stress enough on consistency). Working on right set of things is just as important too. Internet is a double edged sword, use it as your friend & familiarize yourself with the exam pattern, figure out which topic carries how much weight, don't leave out topics that are easy and carry good weightage like properties of triangle, inorganic chemistry etc etc. It's also easier than ever to get distracted online and go down the wrong rabbit hole of web series, watching too many lectures or meta information on JEE and close to no self practice. Take mocks and be your own critic, be honest to yourself about your learning curve and trust that you'll get better over time even when you hit local points of diminishing returns etc etc. Other than this there's no magic bullet & everything you need is already out there.
@@Travel-840 detachment brother with single target in life
My Linear algebra teacher will probably scream inside if he hears you say "matrixes"
ur right. matrices
exactly bro you are right, the thing is that it is way to hard for the high school level things that other countries students learn in college while in India we have to study same thing at the age of 15-16 which is definitely insane
I am watching this in the same day I attended my 3rd JEE Mains attempt 😂😂
Lol Me too!
Yep
You are the legend 😅🙌🏻
I gave my 3rd attempt today bro😂😂. (not dropping 3 years, you get 4 attempts in 1 year)
Same man now gotta prep for advance 🤣
But it's also true that the satisfaction one gets after cracking JEE Advanced is something else, the month after advanced was probably the best time of my life, that is until IIT Bombay screwed me over again :")
What was your rank ? From where did you study ?
I studied at pace, got a rather bad rank of 5710, so had to pick BS Chemistry but then I branch changed to BTech Aerospace
@@adityasanghavi1328 My life is now meaningless after I have completed my Btech from IIT , feels completely lost
@@aakashmathur228 why ??? What happened ??
@@adityasanghavi1328 bro you have to score good ranks to select your favorite line?? Pls reply
As an Indian we are trained to compete in such exams from childhood so it just takes 6 HOURS of studies to clear JEE MAIN but for advanced it goes from 12-16 hours 😅
Students usually prepare for JEE mains along with 12th board so including the study hours of both exams, it's way more than 6 hrs.
@@captaindeadpool7174 It was 6 hours for me and my classmates. And we were having online classes of school. So that's another factor.
My seniors also spent at most 6 hours.
It also depends on persistence
If you can go on from day 1 till exam or not.
@@ayushgupta8538 bro tum 6 ghante padhte the ya fir 6 mei se ek adh time pass mei chale jata. Means seriously how you guys study that much. 6 hours is just too much and then you are saying 12-16 hours. Are mujhe chakkar aa rha h😭😭😭
@@yeahboiiiiii6300 yr 6 ghante to itu se hote h
24 me se 10 sone me nikal diye, 3 khana khane me nikal diya*watching tv*, 11 bachte h chalo kisi kaam me 4 ghante lag gaye , to bhi 7 bachta h
2-2 ghante padho morning, afternoon aur evening me
Pta nhi chalega
School chal rha h to phone kam use karo aur sirf 4 ghante padh lo
Bas phone bahut mat chalana varna sab dimaag se ud jayega kitna marji padh lo
@@ayushgupta8538 oh btw I'm in 10. And my term 1 exams are coming. You know I sit 8+ hrs to study but you know studying is way hard. That's why after sitting for 8 hrs I realise that I have studied only about 2 hrs.
India's education system doesn't reward the clever nor the intelligent, it rewards the best memorizer, it rewards those who can become a parrot and recurgetate statements out of a textbook like a pet, like a robot programmed to solve everything in a very specific manner because the sad truth is if you DON'T answer in that one specific way, even if your answer is correct... because it doesn't match the answer key it will be deemed in correct and not given marks, it doesn't teach you shit beyond the extreme basics.
THE MOST frustrating part is how every school teaches you based on the exam and not in the sense of the syllabus.. no, most teachers will pause the lecture to point out lines in the textbook to highlight and memorize and say "this will come for this much marks and this is for this much marks" they don't give a flying fuck if you learn shit, so long as you memorize everything they don't care.
I am a 14 y/o kid preparing for JEE when I tried to solve the SAT for extra practice I was stunned to see how easy they were legit a 7-8th grader could ace the SAT
Edit : war in replies lol
Soo true man
True
SAT is for rich, dumb kids
I agree ikr I'm also preparing for JEE too doing ODEs and PDEs rn
How can u solve without studying high school?
The best thing of JEE Advanced level is every question is original not copied from old questions with changing the numbers only ........this is the best part of the exam..
@@calissswann7356 you realize Advanced exam paper is designed by IIT Professors and I'm sure they have done/contributed to many research papers and stuff you mentioned
@@calissswann7356 research oaoer or book on undergrads? Man you really dont know what research looks like.
don't you mean the worst? Especially for those who are currently preparing and have to attempt this in the next couple of years.
That why most of India students graduate from University in us in 3-2 years . Because we have already learned maths , phy , chem . One my cousin is in Chicago and she is in high school , her lvl is literally the lvl of 9 grade student of India. Still she gets highest score in whole class .
Only interview
Written is much easy compared to Advanced
However interview can be cleared if you have ability to solve Advanced problems because both ask simple topic tricky problems
@@Harshanandita are you talking about isi or iisc
@km lol bro he said his cousin is in high school so he's comparing a 10 grade to a 9 grade not much difference. It's the same as comparing cbse to icse
Still Americans earn more than indian people and live a better life
lol
@@littlethor yeah because you are developed country , and you had got freedom 300 years ago we were free like 74 years ago . still we are fastest growing country .. american earns more?? lol just search how much indian and chinese contribute in your gdp . my sister just shifted to seattle from banglore (amazon) and she getting paid like 600k year and 400k stocks so almost 1 million dollar every year..... lol whole europe is depended on asia .. oil, tech , natural material , silicon evry thing almost .
Next time you're seeing an Indian doctor, you know he is professional af
Imagine top rankers scoring more than 345 marks within the limited time frame
" *Question looks easy until you start solving* ", that's jee
Well i am a class 11th student and i solved myself the paper to get 93 marks , only maths and physics
I hope i can develope myself to get into an IIT , I still have a year left
@@landking967
Best of luck
@@landking967
Konse IIT mai jaoge
@@carloversjaihind5772 IIT GHAR
@@iwillshinelikesun
Ye konsa iit hai
There's a huge social status and show off with end up high pay job in developed world for MNC is attached to JEE. I'm an ex IIT, and the journey before and after passing the exam is horrendous. You can majorly devide the struggle into two divisions :
1. During the preparation of JEE. most students literally lost interest in basic teenage activities like playing with friends, socialising, hangout or activities that make your childhood memorable. Instead, they spend day and night years of hardship forgetting true essence of youth to get in IIT.
2. The real task begun in IIT. Just imagine a space packed with super nerdy, reserved, socially lost, secretive amateur students under most competive environment.
For example: In Europe or USA in spring break they're planning to travel Miami, Mexico or Bahamas. IIT student In summer vacations looking for internship in reputable company to make profile outstanding than other fellow students.
As a result to this many students go through depression, anxiety, panic attacks, drug abuse. This is also a dark part of JEE people do not talk or discuss about it.
True bro. Iitians like you must speak up.
Thanks for sharing
The real difficulty is that only the top 1/2 percentile of all applicants are usually selected, so even if you just had to write an essay in English, the selection process would still be insanely competitive. If you score 99 on 100 in each, but enough people ace it with a perfect score, you still don't gain entry.
I m not bragging,he reviewed Paper 1of Jee advanced 2020,Wish he had done of Paper 2 (same year) cz that was double the toughness of Paper 1 or even more.
Paper 1 was typical Moderate Jee advanced Paper While paper 2 was Tough even on Jee Level.
Yeah man, paper 2 was so much worse
Paper 2 fucked us in 7 different positions.
@@stuff6585 I m giving Jee adv 2021,Lets see how many positions i'd get to know
@@harshgola517 same😟
@@stuff6585 How did your mains go bro?
It's not only about IQ, interest and knowledge. It needs much more than that. Sacrifice, confidence, patience, competition and at last ability to accept our result, no matter what it is, selection or rejection. But, struggle even increases after the selection.
@Manish Chandra Karumuri yeah, typing mistake. Thanks for telling.
Resnick Halliday, Jewett Serway, Kleppner and Kolenkow, IE Irodov (Physics)
Peter Atkiins, Solomons Fryhle Snyder, Paula Bruice, Morrison Boyd, Peter Sykes (Chemistry)
Hall and Knight, IA Maron (Maths)
Most of these are college level books there but these books are used by high school Indian students to prepare for the JEE Advanced.
Morrison boyd and kleppner and kolenkow is not required for jee
@@stinglash9 bro jee advanced ke toppers ki bhi choice hote hai ..mostly these books
@@tanishkvarshney2438 most of the topics covered in these books aren't even in the jee advanced syllabus
@@stinglash9 but bro bina en books ke aap jee advanced ka question nhi solve kr paoge.. ya to good coaching materials or these books brna... IIT nhi hoga believe me .. I am also JEE aspirant
@@tanishkvarshney2438 I have written JEE advanced. With coaching materials, test series and pyqs its enough to solve most questions.
JEE topics are not taught in high schools, its only taught in coaching centers.
You have to prepare specifically for JEE along with high school studies.
Foreign high school students shouldn't feel stupid because most of foreign entrance exams are high school level +1 maybe.
JEE is easily high school +2
Hi I got through to IIT Madras in 1971. The most difficult exam in my life. At that time we only had one test 4 subjects Math, Physics, Chemistry and English. The questions especially Math and Physics are never repeated.
And I'm trying for 2024. Wish me luck!!
@@nihilisticnirvana Wish you all the best
@@nihilisticnirvana samee
Bro 1971???
Have u seen how easy the questions are till 1995?
@@nihilisticnirvana same brother, 2024 aspirant, currently in 11th right now and i lost confidence in rotational motion and general organic chemistry, but apart from these my concepts are fairly good
When you said in the US children don't study Matrices until College
I was like Why are we still here just to suffer
In India my Tution made me study Matrices in 10th Standard
Because our brain is more good to learn that thing at that age.
Fellow icse student ?
ya we study matrix in our 11th grade too
My Teacher taught it in class 7th... Telling me its the easiest topic in the syllabus..
And indeed it is...
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Yeah you are right
I studied Set Theory when I was in class 5th because I was preparing for RIMC and it was so easyyy
As a student I can tell you that sometimes by looking at the question u can't tell whether it's easy or not, u have to try to solve it and then you will realise how easy or tough it was
right
Yaa. Just saying it looks easy doesn't mean anything until someone really solves it.
9:25 no, if you look up the ratio its not 1:1. it actually is 1:1.228 something but here it is correct to say 1:1 because the graph is symmetrical
That's for standard distribution, this one is symmetrical and hence different
@@sdn6605actually he said that he hasn't gone through much with the speed of molecules topic and I thought he was talking that 'generally' most prob and RMS vel are in 1:1 ratio. I pointed it out cuz I did that mistake 😅. I didn't even looked at the graph and proudly marked the standard option only to label it as my silly mistake.
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@@dev_peace_soul What about me, where Allen is just opposite to my Apartment 😌
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like seriously this guy saw the problems and say it is doable.....trust me this happens with literally every jee aspirant until they start solving it in an timely manner and exam pressure.....i have cleared this exam and i bet there is no exam with more difficult questions than this exam at a high school level.....
Yes same thing bro he was wrong at 9:27 also 😂😂
Olympiads are much harder :/. And indeed they are doable
@@sagnik5483 it is mostly test your deep concept and how much you connect them with nature. I have qualified rmo and iso .
@@sagnik5483 from india ?
@@pranavpandey7396 there's nothing to do about "nature" , and I'm talking about inmo, incho, inpho, etc. The problems are much harder than jee advanced. And if you also want add time into the game ioqp, gives you very little time for moderate level questions, in short jee advanced isn't the hardest high school exam in the world, lol.
I passed the JEE in 1978…there was just the one tough exam at that time and the Advanced test was given only to students who joined IIT to allow them to skip year 1 of engineering. In those days if you had your fundamentals quite strong you could crack the exam, yes it was still tough as it was not multiple choice and you had to solve long questions within a set time…if I remember right it needed 20 questions in about 3 hours. These days I think the exam is more like a riddle so it needs a different type of thinking..matching patterns, eliminating the wrong answers etc more than being able to solve it from first principles.
You must be in US, right ?
as a Jee aspirant, respect for the veteran achiever...
#The Og sir
wow 1978 😅
9:24 dude you’re wrong, most probable and average speed are not the same, option c is the correct answer
(I’m gonna take jee adv in a month and here I am watching this 😅)
9:40 The Vmp and Vav arent in a 1 to 1 ratio, In fact the ratio of the 3 speeds are 1:1.128:1.224 but as you can see in the diagram it is symmetric therefore Vav and Vmp will be one and the same, This is the level of trickiness asked in JEE, When you are fighting against the clock many people might not observe the intricacy of these problems, The time and the pressure it creates makes this exam very tough
very true👍🏻
Yes
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Desi people being desi everywhere
@@noiwritakalita1119 and wannabes acting like first world citizens everywhere 😹
Ya true, I remember this one as I had correctly attempted it. They very smartly made this small tweak in the graph which most people never observed.
That’s an unfortunate thing that IIT entrance examination is so tough to crack but the matter of fact is India 🇮🇳 is nowhere at Technological innovation and R&D. That’s a real shame on IITs, the IIT students instead of investing more on technology would rather like to join as a retail manager or join somewhere else where they get hefty packages even if it’s not related to anywhere to their technological stuff. That’s truly sad ☹️.
Lol I see lot iit pass outs opening startup’s and businesses instead of working in their own field.
India is brilliant in IT but the brilliants work FOR america
@@saulgoodman6252 no jobs and less pay in india
@@sushobhonkonar1155 yea no big companies thats why
The education quality is not that good in india even for such a tougher entrance course there is no practical training, all corrupt politicians who know nothing of economics education, nothing
JEE is like: looking for Johny Sins
You must be a Doctor, Plumber, Mailman, Neighbour, Astronaut, Santa, Milkman, Bartender... alltogether to crack PHYSICS, MATHS & CHEM alltogether
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Wtf man 😂😂 parents will slip into depression reading this
Heinn , us colleges are looking for social service , sports , music ....... while taking in students for engineering , and people only say bad things to India 😪
where's the chef and trainer tho?
But thing people are missing is that you only have to 45-50% in jee adv so it becomes doable.