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• Master NCERT Chemistry line-by-line — at least 80% of Chemistry questions are direct or semi-direct from NCERT.
• Section B optional questions have been discontinued by NTA — all 5 numerical questions per subject are now compulsory.

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• Divide 180 days into 4 months of syllabus building, 1 month of intensive PYQ drills, and 1 month of full CBT mock simulation.
• Never linger on a single chapter past its allotted week; use dedicated Sunday catch-up blocks to clear backlogs.

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• Modern Physics, Current Electricity, and Thermodynamics regularly contribute 35-40% of the Physics section.
• Coordination Compounds and Chemical Bonding are the highest-scoring units in Inorganic Chemistry.

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• Tier 1 Non-Negotiable: NCERT Textbooks for Chemistry and Physics summary sections.
• Tier 2 Concept Builder: Exactly ONE standard reference book per subject (H.C. Verma for Physics, Cengage for Math).

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• A 3-hour mock test without a thorough 3-hour post-test analysis offers very little diagnostic benefit.
• Adopt the 3-Round Attempting Method: Round 1 (Fast Sweep, 45m), Round 2 (Calculative, 90m), Round 3 (Tactical, 35m).

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• JEE Advanced changes total marks, question formats, and section rules dynamically every single year.
• Both Paper 1 (9 AM–12 PM) and Paper 2 (2:30 PM–5:30 PM) on the same day are mandatory.

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• AICTE Pragati awards ₹50,000 per annum for all years of study to female B.Tech students with family income under ₹8 Lakh.
• Central Sector Scheme (CSSS) awards ₹12,000–₹20,000 per annum to top 20th percentile Class 12 board scorers.

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• Speed is supreme: you have only 83 seconds per question compared to over 2 minutes in JEE Main.
• English Proficiency (10 Qs) and Logical Reasoning (20 Qs) contribute 90 marks — the deciding factor between a 270 and a 330+ score.

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• IAT features all 4 subjects equally: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology (60 marks each, 240 marks total).
• PCM students must not leave Biology blank; NCERT Class 11 and 12 Biology yields 35-45 easy marks with 6 weeks of targeted reading.