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I am Souvik Pan ,Computer Science and Engineering undergraduate from Motilal Nehru National Institute Of Technology (NIT Allahabad ).

I decided to create this blog to help out JEE Aspirants with their preparations for various competitive exams.I will be discussing about the strategies followed by me and also by some of my fellow classmates during our IIT-JEE preparations.Along with these, this blog will contain efficient techniques to boost your preparations backed with science.

Also as I am a martial arts teacher, Balck belt KAI(Karate Association of India),Nationla double Gold medalist .I love to blog about health and fitness along with self improvement.

Meanwhile this will also help me out in improving my communication skills

So lets get started!

Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton

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Being a dropper how to handle the biiiiig syllabus of JEE?

Greetings Friend! Now without wasting your time, directly let's come to your question. I would suggest you read this article and understand it fast. And make this a habit, start with this answer if you haven’t started yet. Being a dropper isn’t your weakness or liability. It is a strength for you. How???? Preparing for Mains January's attempt, you don’t have to worry about your board exams anymore. You have experienced the real exam environment & you know well about the process that takes place in the exam. You are aware of the mistakes that you made earlier.Take a note of them.This year you should be in a win-win situation & for that, these mistakes and consistent work towards your goal will help you out. How do I complete such a big syllabus? First of all the syllabus isn’t big. We make it feel big to us. Hacks (my language)for making the syllabus small: 1st one I have discussed in the starting of the answer. Most of the chapters are linked. When...

It’s not about being violent, it’s self defense

Getting punched in the face is a sobering experience. But it also teaches you that you are stronger than you think. But many people don’t want to go through that process of pain We as human beings don’t like getting hurt. We are naturally averse to pain and instinctively shy away from it. The paradox of combat sports/ systems whatever is that a lot of good strategies are tending to counter intuitive to some degree. People very easily confuse karate as a violent sport. It isn’t a combat fight sport which promotes violence. Rather karate is for self-defense purposes. Even Karate means empty hand self-defense art. In the beginning the ability to defend against an attack falls back to free fighting techniques. Defense relies on the easiest and perhaps favorite techniques. The advantage here is having been attacked in class, a confrontation on the street is not a new situation. Distancing is second nature. Reaction become automatic. As one progresses the underly...

Defeating the terror of Mathematics

Namaste! If you are also one of those who has the fear of Mathematics then you have come to the correct place. Directly coming to the question, I talked with some students who feared solving maths problems and found that the main cause of this terror is skipping the basics. Most of the students with whom I had a talk, were not clear with their basics. I remember I had a classmate who didn't even know how to divide numbers but was studying topics like HCF & LCM. It was for sure that he won't be able to score in the tests and the same did happen. The key to getting rid of this terror is to make the basics clear and then gradually proceed to the higher-level questions. Start with the basic level problems, study and understand the theory properly, move to the next topic and repeat this process. Just make sure you are following the order and not skipping anything. Following this method, you will soon build up confidence as you keep on increasing your level. Consistency i...

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