1) Prioritize your goals and decide how much focus you want to give to boards versus competitive exams like JEE. 2) Plan your time carefully so that you can study for both school and exams without neglecting either. Focus on self-study to consolidate your learning. 3) Attend school regularly to build discipline, but make sure to finish school work at school so it doesn't interfere with exam preparation.

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tips to manage coaching institute and school
plz. Suggest me some tricks so that i can manage my competitive institute and school
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vinay kumar 0
Posted on 19/9/12
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This has been a problem for most of the students preparing for competitive exams. It all depends on how good
the teachers are at your school If you have really good teachers, you are blessed. Just attend the school
regularly and if you have already taken up coaching, just skip the school whenever you have a test series lined
up or whenever a class clashes with your school hours. Never ever miss your coaching because of your school.
If you don't have good teachers in your school, just stop attending the school. Even if your school administration
gives you headaches and tells you that you will not be issued your Boards admission card, just ignore them.
There is no way they are going to do that. Or if you are too skeptic for the above approach, just spend your
nights studying for your competitive exams, and then go to school, sit on the last bench and have a sound
sleep. Now and then, you can even make an excuse of a severe headache and go to your school's medical
room and have a much better nap. Although the approaches I have suggested may be refuted by many people,
but you think yourself, Is there anything more important to you than getting into IITs, IIITs, DTU, BITS or NITs?
Well, if there isn't any, just do as I suggested. If you have any more doubts, feel free to post it.

2. Cheers.
bhavesh 70
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In jee, it is neccessary to have a hold on the topic rather just completing the syllabus,,,try to see your syllabus
as topics not as subjects or as chapter...
fix your topic of the day,,and at the and of the day make it possible that you can answer any possible question of
that topic.... besides this have a practice of atleast 5 good questions of your previously completed topicsfrom
each subject which will surely help to boost you,,, BEST OF LUCK :-)
varungupta 56
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well....this is the problem or challenge which all students encounters.....for this a possible way is to study
efficiently....now for this you study all subjects in a day....and revise those topics which you studied after some
days....and during studying give priority to solve as much question as you can with different varieties
p1293 0
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better to concentrate on basic fundamentals
sairam kotha 3052
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Hello vinay, My answer - Prioritize things. Decide your ultimate aim. How much you want in Boards and what
are your capabilities.

3. If you are good at your institute and you think you can crack JEE with a good enough rank its totally fine if you
sidetrack your boards a bit. With the changing pattern you of course can't ignore your boards completely.
Try using extra time at your dispense to study for competitive exams. Plan out things, if you study well enough
at school your boards are automatically taken care of.
Use the time left to self-study at home. One thing that is sure to help you is SELF STUDY. remember that and
you'll come up with flying colours. Cheers!!
gargayush792 155
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1.The first and foremost thing is give your maximum possible time to your studies . 2.I think if one is preparing
for JEE then he/she should not worry much about PCM because of same syllabus . 3.Do not refer to many
books as it takes your time. 4.Decide your daily aim ,it should not be that it becomes burden . 5.Of course
regular studies. 6.Give at least 1/2 hr to other subjects.
nikhilsharma 170
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o Your basics must be clear. School provides you with basics.
o Never miss school. It brings about a sense of discipline in you.
o That being said, you muse finish all school work in school itself.
You are gonna end up having quite a lot of free time in class XI
and XII, so utilise it properly. Finish assignments, do revision,
study for exams.
o Considering you are gonna spend most of your non-school time in
a coaching institute, try to keep pace with everything. Any doubts
you have must be cleared that day itself. Try to maintain a good
relation with your teachers.
o Finally, you must have time for self study. This is probably the
most important part. If you run around day and night for tuitions
and coaching, you might not keep everything in your mind. You
must consolidate your concepts with self study.

4. o Last, but certainly not the least, go for smart work. One of my
teachers suggested this useful fact! Never do problems for the sake
of doing it. Never do the hundred questions of the same kind with
just the numbers changed. Time is precious. You have a vast
syllabus ahead of you. Plan it out properly.
sdaityari 159
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Firstly you have to be serious about cracking your exam with good marks. Be always in pace with what they
teach you in coaching classes and Schools . Manage not to waste your time in schools also,utilize the brakes
and leisure time . You should just assure that you are doing all your Coaching and School Homeworks on time .
One more important point " Attend all your classes with full concentration and try to understand everything in
class only" . This will save a lot of your time.
priyankasoni_iitd 20
Answered on 26/1/14
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