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Are these crash courses worth it.

According to Cambridge dictionary a crash course is defined as : " A course that teaches you a lot of basic facts in a very short time"

I could have written a sugar coated article here but I will be blunt. I don't want to misguide the fellow aspirants.

Because of the hype created for the prestigious IITs and NITs. Most of us start preparing for JEE as early as possible.

As we are heading towards the final exam day we tend to boost our preparation to the peak level. This feeling, yes!! this very felling urges us to join these crash courses.

Okay! let me ask you a question.

Have you ever wondered?
Why only a few students are able to make it to the top place although millions of students go for its preparation.

Think for a while and you may get the answer yourself.

I guess you have got the answer to this. These crash courses are a boost to your years and months of preparation. If you have played games like Subway Surfers or Temple Run then you will have encountered a head start/boost option. These crash courses do exactly the same thing. They help you to polish the skills that you already have.
These crash courses are helpful to those only who have prepared for the examination since months or in other words who already have the problem solving skills and want to give a final touch to it before the exams.
Going for crash courses without full filing the above mentioned conditions isn't a right decision. Without any prior preparation, directly going for crash courses will waste both precious time and money.
Hope this cleared your doubts. But still if you have any further questions please don't hesitate to ask as no one else is going to do that for you. Feel free to ask your doubts regarding JEE preparations in the comments.

Mahalo !!! Good luck !!!

-Zouvik

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