Deep Dive
October and November Strategies
Sarthak Agarwal begins by discussing his approach during October and November, focusing on completing the syllabus and clearing backlogs. He stresses the importance of tracking daily question-solving, recommending a target of 90 questions per day. This approach ensures consistent practice and helps manage time effectively. He also mentions using advanced problem-solving books like Irodov to enhance his preparation.
December: Revision and Testing
In December, Sarthak shifts his focus to intensive revision and question practice. He advocates for participating in offline test series to simulate the exam environment. He also emphasizes the importance of solving previous year questions and practice papers, suggesting a minimum of 10 timed papers from recent years. This strategy aims to solidify knowledge and improve time management skills.
Final Preparations in January
As January approaches, Sarthak advises against relying on this month for major syllabus completion, as time tends to slip away quickly. Instead, he recommends using January for a second round of revision and practicing previous year questions. He reassures viewers that while JEE Mains can be unpredictable, the focus should remain on qualifying and preparing for the JEE Advanced.