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JEE Notes

IIT being a tough nut to crack, it requires a minimum of 2 years of strenuous preparation in order to be able to crack it. CLEAREXAM provides IIT JEE notes or study material for IIT JEE, from where the students can make their personal revision notes. However the revision notes so provided by CLEAREXAM are structured in a manner that they can be directly used for revision purposes. The study material for IIT JEE comprises of study notes, formulae sheets for different subjects, mnemonics, and other learning tools which will make the retention of the concepts possible for a long time. Thus the students who are willing to ace the IIT JEE must surely get their hands on our study material. 

Which notes are better?

The notes which are self made are the best. This is because when the notes are being written by the students themselves, they would have done their first revision then and there only. Also it has been scientifically proven that when one reads anything written in their own handwriting, then the student retains it for a much longer time. The students can easily frame their own tips and tricks while making hand-written notes. 
During the week before the examination day, the students will have trouble in their faces if handwritten notes are not made. On framing handwritten notes, the students can easily go through them before the exam. But in the absence of proper handwritten notes, the students will have to scan all their textbooks again for important points. Hence it is advised that a student should always have self made notes at ready.

Important tips which can be used to make JEE revision notes

Making notes is very important as you cannot read the whole JEE books in the last few days of the examination. Try to read your notes as many times as possible. Don’t make detailed notes instead of doing so try to add memory maps in your notes as they are easy to understand.

Candidates can also add some questions in their notes. Never copy paste the things from the reference books and try to write on your own. Focus more on understanding the concepts and then make notes on the basis of their understanding.