u/Ambitious_Iron_7823

When preparing for JEE, there’s always pressure to solve more and more questions. But I’ve been wondering whether doing a huge number of questions actually helps if you’re not spending enough time understanding your mistakes.

For those preparing right now, what has made a bigger difference to your scores - increasing the number of questions you solve or properly analysing the questions you got wrong?

How do you balance the two?

Before joining engineering, you probably heard a lot about difficult academics, placements, projects, and college workload.

After actually experiencing it, was there something that turned out to be much easier than you expected?

Could be academics, making friends, managing workload, internships, or anything else.