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Recommended Books for IIT-JEE.Sunday, 11. November 2007, 10:29IIT,BOOKS,IIT-JEE,IIT preparationWARNING:- Never use too many books.Always study from one or at most two good books.First study a chapter from a text book and only after finishing from text book, you should use any guide or reference booksYou should not buy all the following books.Buy one text book and one IIT-JEE guide in each subject.Go to a book shop and see all the books listed below.The one that appeals you more is the one that you should buy.Recommended Books:1. NCERT-books;2. Concept of Physics-by H.C.Verma : Exercises and solved numericals of this book are of high quality;3. Plane Coordinate Geometry- by S.L.Loney: Contains detailed treatment of the subject.But style of presentation is a bit old fashioned.4. IIT-Maths-by M.L.Khanna;5. IIT Guides-Tata McGrow Hill Publication;6. MCQ Maths-by Das Gupta(Bharti Bhavan Publication);7. PHYSICS Part 1&2-by Resnik and Halliday;8. Book by IRODOV for Problems in Physics.9. Maths books by K.C.Sinha from Student's Friends Publication;10. Books and Guides of Arihant Prakashan:There are several titles available for IIT-JEE in this publication.Choose the suitable one that fulfills your requirement.Objective Approach to Physics/Maths published by Arihant Prakashan are good books.11. Books and Guides of MTG- Publication:There are several titles available for IIT-JEE in this publication.Choose the suitable one that fulfills your requirement.FOR any help or query contact me (J.P.Sinha) on my mobile"+91 9871 222 426"(it is a New Delhi mobile number).Please call only between 8.00am and 10.00am ISTSelecting text book for Physics: AdviceMany students ask to me "From which book should I study Physics?".The wording of their Question gives an impression to me that the availability of great number text books in Physics for IIT-JEE preparation has totally confused them.My advice to all such students is very simple and straight forward: read basic concepts from any one good book. Do not read any topic from too many books. Start a topic or a chapter by reading it from NCERT first.Solve all problems contained in NCERT.Then do some problems of the type asked in entrance exams from that topic. After this, you will be able to judge for yourself if reading that topic/chapter from some advanced book is necessary or not. If you feel that what you learnt from NCERT is not enough to solve questions in competitive exams then (and only then !) read that topic from some other advanced book.For this you can use "Resnik and Halliday's book". Other books can also be used according to your personal preference.Other articles of this series:1. Part-1:-This explains how you can begin your preparation when you enter class- 11th.2. Part-2: This explains how you can give your preparation a good finish.3. Part-3:-This explains how you can solve problems in PHYSICS and MATHS.4. Preparation after passing 12thboard exam: I have written this article for those students who have already passed 12thand are preparing for IIT-JEE/PMT.5. Board Exam:-This explains how you can get high marks in PHYSICS and MATHS in Board Exam.6. LIST OF ALL Articles:-On this page you can find the list of all the articles written by me any where on the net.I have provided hyper-links to let you go to the articles quickly. How to prepare for IIT-JEE/ PMT?/ Part-3Study Guide for Junior Students (say, 6-graders) who dream to become an Engineer or a Doctor on growing up. Physics- Part-2 Tuesday, 14. September 2010, 09:59 IIT,cbse,PMT,iit-jee-2009 question paper,board exam,science education,engineering entrance,IIT preparation,physics We discussed in the last article the importance of physics as a subject. We also saw that knowledge of physics is essential for understanding other sciences as well. Now comes the real question: How to start studying physics? PREREQUISITE For studying physics you must have good knowledge of mathematics and geometry. Mathematics is the language of physics so a student of physics is required to study lots of mathematics (concurrently with physics) to be able to understand physics. You must have the tendency of understanding things. Some people think that they will manage by learning (memorizing facts) in physics. I would like to tell it very clear to such people that learning without understanding will not be of much help in physics. Success in physics is possible only for those who have a strong tendency to understand things. You must be able to draw and understand GRAPHS for situations that you analyse in physics. Graphs help us to better visualize a situation. Very often you will be required to draw diagrams to visualize and better understand a situation. How to Begin It has been experienced by scientists that every phenomenon of nature is directly or indirectly related to motion of some particle, object or to some radiation (which is again wave motion).For example, Chemical reaction is rearrangement of atoms (which is possible only if atoms move). When we touch a hot kettle and we feel its hotness, that becomes possible only because atoms of the kettle are vibrating more vigorously than atoms of our hand, and by touching our hand to the kettle we allow the atoms in our hand to come into intimate contact with atoms of the kettle body. When this happens the atoms of the kettle transfer some of their kinetic energy to those atoms of our hand which are touching them. Thus those atoms in our hand begin to vibrate with greater average speed. This generate a sensory wave that travels from the hand to the brain. The brain interprets the incoming sensory wave as the perception of hotness. Similarly all climatic phenomena depend upon the wind flow. We can cite unending list of examples to support the fact that motion is behind every phenomenon of nature. So it is very important that we develop a very thorough understanding of motion before trying to understand other phenomena of nature. That is why the study of physics as a subject starts with studying MECHANICS which is the physics and the maths of analysing motion. My suggestion to you is that you should make all your efforts to develop a proper understanding of MECHANICS. You will be required to have a fair knowledge of Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Vector Algebra, Differentiation and Integration etc. in maths, to be able to understand Mechanics well. A good physics teacher will concurrently teach you the essentials of all these topics in maths to enable you to understand Mechanics. For reading my articles on IIT-JEE preparation go to theList of all my articles. For any help or query you can contact me (J.P.Sinha) on my mobile+91 9871 222 426(it is a New Do not abolish the board exams in 10 th standards. Tuesday, 15. September 2009, 17:44 cbse,india,board exam,science education... In India everybody thinks that student community is stressed lot. And people mostly blame board-exams for this stress. Board Exams are public exams conducted by Education Boards like CBSE, ISE and many other STATE Boards. 10th and 12th standard students of all the schools affiliated to a particular board have to appear in the Board Exams conducted by that particular board in month of March-April every year. In these exams question papers are centrally set by the board and students of different school are evaluated on the basis of their performance on one question paper. All the students belonging to a particular board face the question paper of the same difficulty level so the marks obtained by them in this exam is a better measure of the knowledge and problem solving skills acquired by them. If two students X and Y appear in the exam conducted by the same board and X gets higher marks than Y then one can safely conclude that most probably X is a better student that Y. This gives the Board Exams an edge over school exams, because in school exams different schools have different standards. In some schools, question paper are tough, while in other schools question papers are relatively easy. In government schools, question papers are mostly based on the prescribed text books (e.g. NCERT for CBSE affiliated Govt. School). In private schools, question papers are mostly based on private publication books which the teachers of that school use for teaching.(Choice of the recommended book for teaching in a private school is very seldom based on the real quality of the text book- otherwise, why most Delhi teachers of private schools use Lakhmir Singh and Manjit Kaur's book in science for class 10th although NCERT is a better book than that book? Or Why most physics teacher use Pardeep Publication's book in Physics for 11th and 12th class although NCERT Physics book is many times more better in quality than Pradeep Publication's book in physics?). So same marks in different schools do not mean the same. For example, suppose a student named A scores 80% marks in school X, and another student B too scores 80% marks in his school Y. You can not take guarantee that the level of knowledge of A and B are same because schools X and Y are not necessarily setting the question paper of same toughness level. So how will it be ascertained that which student is superior to which in terms of knowledge acquired. Also it is not very uncommon for a lazy teacher in a school to not finish the entire syllabus of his subject. Then to appease the students of his/her class, he/she unofficially tells the students that questions will come in the exam from only those chapter which he/she has taught and not from the entire prescribed syllabus. So in this scenario, if board exams are now abolished, then how it will be ascertained that students are being taught the entire syllabus?- because, it is a fact, due to board exams every school finishes the entire 10th and 12th class syllabus, whereas, some part of 9th and 11th class syllabus remain untaught every year in many schools. I will like to tell the readers of this page that they should not believe in the illogical argument advanced by many people who say that the sense of competition that board exam instills in the brain of a young student is bad for them. Competing against each other in a healthy way- I would say- is necessary for the overall evolution of a child personality. Competition is a part of human culture. One Company competes with the other. One state of India competes with the other state. India competes with other countries for trade, commerce and overall development. Competition can only be removed in a utopian imaginary society. Because competition is a necessity for the actual human society at every level of its existence. It is a fact that the urge to compete and do better than others in our life is one of the most important force that drives us to excel in our life. So why are be trying to remove competition from students' life? Also, in school exams, the internal evaluation of answer sheets, by a teacher of the same school, is mostly not very impartial. If a teacher T likes a particular student P (because, for example, P had gifted him/her a costly item on last Teacher's Day or because P is a neighbor of T or because P un-officially takes tuition from T ) then P will definitely get better marks than an equally competent student Q who may not be a favourite of T. Whereas, in Board Exams, the evaluation of answer sheets are done by teachers who do not know the students personally. So they award marks only on the basis of the quality of the answers. India is known world over for its engineers and doctors that it produces in huge numbers every year. The entire computer software industry and the BPO industry is fully dependent upon the availability of quality human resource. If this experiment of doing away with board exams proves to be a mistake in future and consequently the quality of human resource deteriorates with time, then our future generation will never pardon us for our action. Instead of abolishing the practice of board exams, I would say, the government should strengthen the board system. There should be one board for 12th class in entire India. So that students throughout India study the same syllabus in their 11th and 12th class. This will help in strengthening the university education as well. State boards may be allowed to function upto 10th level so that students may study their state centric syllabus upto class 10th . But beyond that there should be one national level curriculum. How was IIT-JEE-2009 Question Paper-1? Tuesday, 15. September 2009, 17:44 IIT,india,exam,engineering entrance... Analysis of Question Papers of IIT-JEE-2009. AUTHOR-J.P.Sinha. Delhi based Teacher for IIT-JEE/PMT IIT-JEE-2009 consisted of two question papers of three hours duration each. Each question paper carried 240 marks. Thus the total maximum marksfor IIT-JEE-2009 was 480.Questions from all the three subjects- chemistry, physics and mathematics- were present in each of the paper. PAPER-1 Paper-1 contained60 questionsin total - 20 of chemistry, 20 of maths and 20 of physics. Paper-1 consisted of3 Parts. Part-1 contained 20 questions of chemistry. Part-2 contained 20 questions of maths, and similarly Part-3 contained 20 questions of physics. Questions in eachPART were grouped into four sections. SECTION-1of eachPART cotained 8 multiple choice questions(MCQs). In these, each question had 4 choices (A), (B), (C) and (D) for its answer, out of which only one was correct.Marking Scheme was : Three(3) marks for each correct attempt. Zero(0) Marks for not attempting a question, and, minus one (-1) for wrong attempt of a question. SECTION-2of each PART contained 4 MCQs. Each question had 4 choices (A), (B), (C) and (D) for its answer, out of which ONE or MORE could be correct. And to get marks a student was required to identify all the correct choices in a question. Marking Scheme was : Four(4) marks for each correct attempt. Zero(0) Marks for not attempting a question, and, minus one (-1) for wrong attempt of a question. SECTION-3of each PART consisted of two groups of questions. Each group was based of a paragraph andcontained 3 questions.Thus there were 6 questions inthissection.In these, each question had 4 choices (A), (B), (C) and (D) for its answer, out of which only one was correct.Marking Scheme was : Four(4) marks for each correct attempt. Zero(0) Marks for not attempting a question, and, minus one (-1) for wrong attempt of a question. SECTION-4of each PART contained 2 questions. Each question was Matching Type.There were two columns in each question. Column 1 had four statements ( A,B,C and D) and Column 2 hadfive statements ( p,q,r,s and t).Any statement in Column 1 can have correct matching with one or more statements of Column 2.MarkingScheme: Two (2) marks were awarded foridentifyingall the correct matches of a statement inColumn 1 with those of statements inColumn-2. Thus for 4 statements in Column 1, each questionallowed an opportunity to score upto a maximum of8 marks. There were no negative marking for incorrect matchings in this section.For getteing marks, however, a student was required to identify all the correct matches of a statemant in Column-1with those in Column-2 to get 2 marks for that statement. 26 comments How was IIT-JEE-2009 Question Paper-2 ? Tuesday, 15. September 2009, 17:38 india,IIT,IIT preparation,IIT-JEE... Analysis of Question Papers of IIT-JEE-2009. AUTHOR-J.P.Sinha. Delhi based Teacher for IIT-JEE/PMT IIT-JEE-2009 consisted of two question papers of three hours duration each. Each question paper carried 240 marks. Thus the total maximum marksfor IIT-JEE-2009 was 480.Questions from all the three subjects- chemistry, physics and mathematics- were present in each of the paper. PAPER-2 Paper-2 contained57questionsin total -19 of chemistry,19 of maths and19 of physics. Paper-2 consisted of3 Parts. Part-1 contained19 questions of chemistry. Part-2 contained19 questions of maths, and similarly Part-3 contained19 questions of physics. For knowing the details ofPaper-1click here. Questions in eachPART were grouped into four sections. SECTION-1of eachPART cotained4 multiple choice questions(MCQs). In these, each question had 4 choices (A), (B), (C) and (D) for its answer, out of which only one was correct.Marking Scheme was : Three(3) marks for each correct attempt. Zero(0) Marks for not attempting a question, and, minus one (-1) for wrong attempt of a question. SECTION-2of each PART contained5 MCQs. Each question had 4 choices (A), (B), (C) and (D) for its answer, out of which ONE or MORE could be correct. And to get positivemarks a student was required to identify all the correct choices in a question. Marking Scheme was : Four(4) marks for each correct attempt. Zero(0) Marks for not attempting a question, and, minus one (-1) for wrong attempt of a question. SECTION-3of each PART contained 2 questions. Each question was Matching Type.There were two columns in each question. Column 1 had four statements ( A,B,C and D) and Column 2 hadfive statements ( p,q,r,s and t).Any statement in Column 1 can have correct matching with one or more statements of Column 2.MarkingScheme: Two (2) marks were awarded foridentifyingall the correct matches of a statement inColumn 1 with those of statements inColumn-2. Thus for 4 statements in Column 1, each questionallowed an opportunity to score upto a maximum of8 marks.There were no negative marking for incorrect matchings in this section.Forgetteing+2marks for a statement in Column-1, however, a student was required to identify all the correct matches of a statemant in Column-1with those in Column-2. SECTION-4of each part contained 8 questions. There answerto each of the questions was a single digit integer, ranging from 0 to 9. Marking Scheme was: Four(4) marks for each correct answer. Zero(0) Marks for not attempting a question, and, minus one (-1) for wrong attempt of a question.How to prepare for IIT-JEE/ PMT?/ Part-3Tuesday, 18. September 2007, 09:50IIT,PMT,maths,india,science education,engineering entrance,IIT-JEE,medical entrance,physicsProblem Solving skills in Maths and Physics.AUTHOR-J.P.Sinha.Teacher for IIT-JEE/PMTFor science/maths students in general, andIIT-JEEorPMTaspirants in particular, learning the skills of problem solving is very important.Questions and problems in science (especially physics!) and maths contain factual, conceptual, theoretical and numerical ingredients all entangled with each other.And this makes solving them tough for the beginners.That is why students begin to fear Physics and Maths because these two subjects requires finest quality of problem solving skills from students.There is no universal technique that can solve all problems because different problems usually require different methods and approaches for successful solution. Nevertheless, if a student works systematically then soon problem solving will become fun for him/her.Thus for the benefits of the student community (or any body who is interested in learning the art of the problem solving) I have presented below a sequence of steps that, if followed, can immensely help in solving questions in Physics and Maths.PART-1: Read The Question/Problem carefully. Identify what is being asked. Make a list ofknownsandunknowns. Note carefully the information given.(Sometimes, some informations which are part of general-knowledge are not specifically given.Note such relevant informations-if any.) Sketch a neatdiagramor a roughgraphto aid your thinking.(Diagrams and graphs should be drawn in such a way that they describe the situation of the problem clearly.) If you can make an estimate of the final solution (by reasoning or some logical guess!), then you must do that. Because at the end when you actually get your answer by solving the problem then you can check the truthfulness of your answer by comparing it with your estimate.PART-2 : Write a verbal description of relationship among all quantities. Write all relevantformulaeknown to you involving known and unknown quantities. Examine similar problems to see if their solution techniques are applicable. Look for apatternso that you may think upto many steps ahead of your calculations. You may start with a special simpler case to gain insight. Sometimes a problem may be broken into two or more number of non-overlaping cases and each case may be solved separately.PART-3: DO all calculations according to your decided plan. Check your solution with your estimate and graph. Does it make sense? Does it seem resonable? If every thing seems fine, then you have got your solution.

PHYSICS & MATHS:- Getting good marks in CBSE 12 th Board.Friday, 18. September 2009, 09:34cbse,board exam,india,exam,maths,physicsAUTHOR-J.P.Sinha.Teacher (Physics and Maths) for IIT-JEE/PMT12thboardexam is the most important stage in the academic life of any student in India. Good score in this exam in many cases ensures admission in good course or college. There is an element of prestige attached to it too: any student getting90%+marks in 12 th board automatically becomes the darling of his/her entire family - all of a sudden people start speaking good and respectful words for him.But, on the other hand,getting very high marksin board exams in India (atleast in CBSE board exam!) is honestlynot very toughthese days. Following are few of the general advices that I would like to give to any one desirous of getting good marks in Physics and Maths in CBSE board exams:Give utmost importance to yourNCERTbooks. Inmathsexam, usually nothings come from outside NCERT book. So for your board exam preparation do not consult any reference book. Just solve all the SOLVED and EXERCISE problems of NCERT again and again for practice.Remember that you do not have to leave any thing inside the NCERT maths book.Solve every single problem - both solved examples and exercise problems - present inside NCERT books. Solve all the miscellaneous solved and unsolved questions too. Solve theSample Papersavailable on CBSE website. If you gain the capability of solving any problem contained in the NCERT book without any trouble then I assure you that you can even get 100 marks in Maths.ForPhysics, again NCERT book is very important.*Read all concepts of every chapter in full detail from NCERT.*Make a list of all the DERIVATIONS in each chapter.*Write the proofs of these DERIVATIONS in your note book. While writting the proofs follow the style in which you normally answer a question in exam.*Make a comprehensive list of all the important formulae of the syllabus. Revise them regularly.*Do all the NUMERICAL type questions present in NCERT physics book (both solved and unsolved ! ).*Make a list of important graphs present in your text book.*You must know all the Definitions and S.I. units of all the physical quantities dealt in the syllabus.*If possible, practice 'previous year questions' from each chapter from the book "Together with Physics" or"U-Like Sample Paper in Physics".*Solve theSample Paperavailable on CBSE website.*Do the revision of all the above works again and again. You will then be able to solve the entire PHYSICS paper without any problem and getting65+ (out of 70)score will not be difficult for you in Physics.For any help or query you can contact me (J.P.Sinha) on my mobile+91 9871 222 426(it is a New Delhi mobile) Please call only between 8.00am and 10.00am ISTBrows All Books for Medical Entrances

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NAVNEETIIT#17. April 2008, 13:26SIR I AM A STUDENT OF XII STD. I WASN'T ABLE TO STUDY MY BEST LAST YEAR.SO PLEASE TELL ME THE WAY& BOOKS TO FOLLOW. SO THAT I CAN GIVE MY BEST IN IIT-2009. PLZ.GIVE ME ATIME TABLE TO FOLLOW.

J.P.Sinha#18. April 2008, 18:13Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Hello Navneet,please finish your basic (NCERT level) syllabus of 12th-class in 4 months.After that revise your 11th syllabus in the next one months.Then do practicing of MCQ type questions extensively from the entire 11th-12th syllabus.If you feel that you are unable to solve questions from some topics then go for further readings of those topics from advanced books.Get personal help from some good teacher if you feel that you are unable to study on your own. Never ignore the basic concepts in any subject.Revise basics again and again. Solve problems from all topics and subjects regularly.Make your own study plan.There can not be one plan of study that will work for all students.Therefore I will advise you to follow a self-made-plan-of-study that suits your style of study.Best of luck.

Anonymous#24. May 2008, 08:43jitesh writes: SIR I AM STUDENT OF CLASS XI I AM A M.P BOARD STUDENT DO YOU THINK THAT IWILL PHASE SOME PROBLEMS. PLASE TELL ME SOME BOOKS FROM THAT I CAN BEGAN MY STUDIES

J.P.Sinha#26. May 2008, 13:17Reply from J.P.Sinha

Hello Jitesh,see the article BOOK LIST to know about the necessary books.Its link has been provided by me above.J.P.Sinha

J.P.Sinha#18. June 2008, 01:50Important Notice

I am going on pilgrimage to AMARNATH CAVE in Kashmir.So I will not be able to respond to any of the queries made by the visitors of this blog for the next 10 days.I will be back in the beginning of July.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#26. July 2008, 12:36PRITA writes: Sir i want to ask you that i m really very very confused how to start my preparation for iit-jee.i have passed my 12th this year only and as i have not got any good rank in any entrance exam so i wanted to drop this year.so please tell me how should i start my preparation?

J.P.Sinha#27. July 2008, 17:53Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Hello PRITA,read my articleHow to study for IIT-JEE after passing 12thfor your answer.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#17. October 2008, 17:09tanmay writes: sir, i am a 11th class student and is aiming for iit 2010. can u give me tips how to plan my schedule and prepare for the iit and is maintaining own notes for iit apart from the coaching ones is good or waste of time

J.P.Sinha#18. October 2008, 17:42Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Hello Tanmay,you should read the Part-1 and Part -2 of my articles for your answer.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#12. November 2008, 15:22deepshikha writes: i m in 6 th grade...what should i do for my preparation from this age

Anonymous#4. December 2008, 16:18SHIVAJI writes: SIR I M IN CCLASS 11.AS YOU TOLD IN PART1&2 I STARTED UP NCERT MATHS & PHYSICS FROM THIS NOVEMBER.IN MATHS I COMPLETED SETS , TRIGONOMERY , COMPLEX NO. ,LIMITS & DERIVATIVE ,PROBOBILITY ,PERMUTAION&COMBINATION&IHA,AND I HAVE DONE HALF OF 3D GEOMETRY,MATHEMATICAL INDUCTION ,STRAIGHT LINES& LINEAR INEQULATIES . MY PROBLEM IS THAT I AFTER SOLVING THE PROBLEMS I VERY REQUENTLY FORGET &WHEN I DO REVISION FEEL THAT THE PARTIULAR TOPIC I HAVE NVER READ THE TOPIC BEFORE.PLZ TELL ME A SOL TO THIS PROBLEM.I M DIPRESSED ABOUT IT. MY MOTHER IS PHYSICS TEACHER .SHE HAS TAUGHT ME TILL ELASTIITY .I STARTED UP WITH THE NUMARICALS OF KINAMETICS FROM NCERT BUT AFTER SOLVING HALF IN SWITCHED ON TO COMPREHENSIVE AS WANTED TO HAVE MORE COMMAND ON THE TOPIC AND I HAVE SOLVED ALMOST ALL QUESTION FROM KINAMATIS PART.BUT I M NOT SPEEDING UP.SHOULD I AGAIN TO NCERT.WHAT THE ADANTAGE WE GET BY STUDING NERT .HOW DOES IT HELP IN PREPARING FOR IIT EVEN THOUGH IT LEVES MANY TOPICS.HOW IT CLEARS THE BASE BY LEAVING MANY TOPIS FOR EX:-IN COORDINATE GEOMETRY IT LEFT IN ELLIPS THE QUESTION BASED ON DIRTRICS.I M SORRY IF YOU FEEL BAD ABOU ANY OF MY QUESTION

J.P.Sinha#7. December 2008, 09:40Reply from J.P.Sinha:

ToDeepshikha

click hereto read an article written by me for students like you.

ToShivajiI think you are forgetting things because you are afraid that you can forget.Sometimes when we are afraid that some bad thing will happen to us, then our mind some how get programmed with the negative thoughts in such a way that our psychology begins to deceive us into believing that the bad thing has indeed occurred to us. So get out of your fear. Work hard.Revise regularly. And then be BINDAS. Fear is our worst enemy.Advantage of studying NCERT is that you get speedy idea of the entire syllabus in very little time.Where as if you directly start with the advanced private publication books, then finishing the syllabus even once becomes impossible.Moreover there are only few chapters in which IIT-JEE syllabus is more than what is given in the NCERT. In most of the chapters IIT-JEE syllabus and NCERT syllabus are almost same.If you are not convinced with the usefulness of my plan then you should never use it.Try to develope your own personal plan which according to you is best suited to you.

J.P.Sinha

J.P.Sinha#7. December 2008, 09:45

To Shivaji again:after finishing the NCERT, you should always do the remaining topics which are part of IIT-JEE syllabus and not included in the NCERT from some private book.

Anonymous#17. December 2008, 10:12sanchit writes: sir i am in class 10 right now.i want to ask you how i can start my preparations in getting into iit now.Which courses you would advise for iit-jee?


Hello Sanchit,start preparing for IIT-JEE when you reach class 11th. For now, concentrate on your 10th board.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#25. December 2008, 12:16PUNEET writes: HELLO SIR, My name is puneet. i m a commerce student. i m average in accounts and in my other commerce subjects but could not score very good in maths. i was very good in maths upto 10-11. but here i m facing diffuculty. can u please help me? i have only 2 months in my hand.i want 2 score 80-85. please give some tips. THANK YOU

Anonymous#25. December 2008, 13:16ankit writes: Sir i am in 12th right now....and due to certain disturbances i wasn't able to prepare properly in my 11th std and also my school is very burdening as they want students to get marks only in their boards due the additional pressure i did not prepare well even in my 12th and now december has come and i will be giving my jee next year....i also have not the option to drop a year and prepare for the exam...is it still possible for me to make it to iit or should i just leave the idea of iit and stop preparing for it?? i am unable to decide.... hopefully you'll help me out on this one sir... thank you


HelloAnkitandPuneet,pleaseclick hereto read an article relating to board preparation.After the board exam, you(Ankit) should think about anything.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#7. January 2009, 16:08Anshita writes: sir i m a student of class 11th , i want to ask you that how to prepare for pmt and afmc?????

J.P.Sinha#9. January 2009, 05:57Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Hello Anshita,please readPart-1andPart-2of my articles for my views on preparation methodology for PMT.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#26. January 2009, 16:51Sarthak writes: Sir, i am studying in 11th class.I am looking for best objective (only) books for physics IIT-JEE level.Please Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Hello Sarthak,

no book can be the best.Each book has its pros and cons.

Yes, "New Pattern IIT Physics-by D.C.Pandey" from Arihant Prakash is a good book. "Objective Approach to Physics(Vol-1 and Vol-2)"-by the same author and publication house is also good.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#1. February 2009, 07:47sarthak writes: sir, iam doings exercise of sound waves in h.c. verma part 1 . In 30,31,32 question I am facing problem.I am facing problem in quetions of path and phase diiference. Please Help

J.P.Sinha#1. February 2009, 15:30Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Hello Sarthak,path difference is the difference of lengths between two paths through which two waves propagate before meeting at a point.Phase of a wave is the expression (Kx- wt + C) that you find as argument of the sine or the cosine function. Phase of a wave can change due to variation in x or t or both.A path difference equal to wavelength results in the phase difference of 2.pi radian(i.e. 360 degrees).J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#1. February 2009, 16:40Sarthak writes: Sir I am still facing problem in question 30 and 31 of sound waves in H.C. Verma. Sir can you please give some idea to solve these problem.


Hello Sarthak,this blog is not meant for solving questions.I have created this blog to advise students on the strategy for IIT-JEE and PMT preparation. So please contact your teachers to get those questions solved.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#11. February 2009, 07:38Anonymous writes: Sir, there is a question of work, energy and power. In this question a ball of mass 'm' is suspended by a string of length 'L'. Initially the ball is at rest. A horizontal velocity 'v' is imparted to the ball. At some angle, the string becomes slack and the ball moves in a parabola. We have to find the velocity 'v' so that the ball passes through the point of suspension. In this question I have assumed that the string becomes slack after making an angle theta with the vertical. Using energy conservation I have the velocity at that point where the string slacks. Then at that point 'mgcos0' is equal to centripetal force. Using this I have got the velocity at the initial point and final point in terms of 'theta'. Now after the string becomes slack it follows a parabola and passes through point of suspension. Now sir can you please tell me what to do to find 'theta, using the last line of the question. sir I know that this blog is not for solving questions but sir I am stuck in this questions for a week and I want to solve this good question. ir it would ge so nice of you if you help to find 'theta'. Sir the answer of this question is v =[gl(2 + root 3) ka whole root.

Anonymous#6. March 2009, 11:13Anonymous writes: Sir , I am in class 12 . I havn't study any reference book,or any book for IIT prep in class 11 /12 but I hav studied all the NCERT books properly. After my boards exam I will get 20 days to prepare for iit and 2 months for dce . I know that i wont b able 2 finish all the course in 20 days but sir can u plz suggest me some imp topics in pcm which are easy and scoring(for iit and dce) .

J.P.Sinha#6. March 2009, 13:47Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Telling which topic is important and which is not is very tough. Because in an entrance the trend of questions may change any year. So a student should prepare the entire syllabus. If you have done the entire syllabus well from NCERT then you should practice question solving from popular IIT-JEE guides during the 15 days that you get after your board exam. For DCE you will get more time so do even more practice for that.J. P. Sinha

Anonymous#27. March 2009, 16:53Sushant Singhal writes: Hello sir, This is Sushant from Kasganj. I have just given my 11th class exams . Actually Sir , in class 11th , I have only done my syllabus according to my school exams and never touched numericals and objective questions for competitions . Now what should be my planning so that I can complete both 11th and 12th syllabus till 30 June ie- in 90 days ? I want to complete 11th syllabus of cbse and competitions and 12th syllabus of ncert level till 30 June.


Hello Sushant,click herefor reading an article which I have written for students studying in 12th class.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#1. April 2009, 12:32Jyothi Narasimhan writes: Hello Sir, I have a son who is in 6th standard and is studying in CBSE school in UAE. I would like to know how to build the thought process in him which is required for exams such as IIT - JEE. Considering that UAE students are not as competitive as students back home, I would like to know what kind of additional effort is required in terms of providing material/guidance in order to bring him up in this regard. Is it too early think about this or do i need to start now? Jyothi Narasimhan


Hello Jyothi Narasimhan Ji,pleaseclick hereto read an article which I have written for students like your son

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#4. April 2009, 08:48Parthasarthi writes: Hello Sir, I have seen IIT-JEE syllabus and found that there is a topic of mathematical induction in it.I know that the questions of this type are the questions which demands proof.Sir how can a question come in JEE from this topic as JEE contains only objective questions???

J.P.Sinha#4. April 2009, 16:27Reply from J.P.Sinha :

Hello Parthasarthi,you are right, questions from mathematical-induction are not likely to be asked in the IIT-JEE if the question papers in this entrance continue to be of objective type. But you should not under estimate the creativity of those people who prepare question papers for JEE. May be, the may invent an innovative way to ask an objective question from mathematical induction.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#14. April 2009, 14:45RITIKA writes: Hello Sir , This is Ritika from Madhya Pradesh. I have just given the 12th exam .I am an M P Board student. I have not prepared well for MP-PMT in 11th as well as 12th . However I joined coaching for PMT in 12th but it does not help me a lot. Only My Biology improved ,Physics & Chemistry remained weak...At the end I realised that SELF STUDY is the best for me, as I always manged to bring above 88 % by myself in all previous classes.. Now only 2 Months are left for MP-PMT. --I know I have to study hard , please tell me how many hours I should study daily ? --Should I study 1 subject in a day OR all 3 subjects in a day ? --Should I join crash course or do only self study ? --Will I be able to improve my Physics by self study ? --Will I be able to clear MP-PMT by 2 months study ? --Please suggest me how to concentrate on my studies & and how to manage this precious time....????? THANK YOU.


Hello Ritika,for improving your grasp over a subject in less time you should take personal tuition from a good teacher. Join test series of any reputable coaching for practice of questions.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#16. April 2009, 06:05RITIKA writes: Thank You Sir.!!

Anonymous#30. April 2009, 15:17Amrit Mishra writes: Sir, I have just given my 12th board exams.I am a student from Orissa .I was a student of ICSE and had scored 79%.I have appeared my 12th board exam under Orissa board (CHSE). I am waiting for my results..meanwhile I am looking forward to drop a year to prepare for IITJEE 2010. Sir please help me out would it be a wise decision ? Will it affect my career in future ? Mean while I am referring NEW PATTERN IIT JEE PHYSICS , HC VERMA and OP TANDON FOR CHEMISTRY , AND ARIHANT SERIES FOR MATHEMATICS..But Sir i want to know whether these books are perfect for preparation or i need some other books ? Sir i am looking forward for your reply. It would be kind of you if you please help me out. Amrit Mishra, [email protected]

J.P.Sinha#1. May 2009, 10:36I have answered to your query under the article Part-3.

Anonymous#11. May 2009, 13:49Sarthak writes: Sir I am confused in the direction of electric field for a -ve charge. Whether it is towards the charge or away from charge

J.P.Sinha#11. May 2009, 16:02Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Hello Sarthak,it is towards the NEGATIVE charge.Actually, the direction of the Electric Field at a point is the direction of FORCE experienced by a POSITIVE test charge at that point. Obviously, the POSITIVE test charge will always experience attractive force towards the negative charge.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#14. May 2009, 11:19Anonymous writes: h

Anonymous#14. May 2009, 11:47Anonymous writes: dear sir im in 12 std,i wasted i whole year of 11th by not preparing for iit,aieee etc.now ive relised my mistake.sir pls tell me whether i ll be able tp get thru jee,aieee,biits with a good rank if i start preparing in 12th std.hope its not too late...


it is never too late to correct your mistakes.Start studying sincerely from today and you will get the success.CLICK HEREto read an article that may help you.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#16. May 2009, 13:13purvi writes: sir,now its time to prepare for mp pmt so can u please tell me how to plan my time table.also give me a chapter wise time table if u can? thanking u


Hello Purvi,it is very difficult for me to prepare a time table for you.I do not know your level of preparation, neither do I know you personally.

My advice to you is that study as much as you can.J.P.SinHaComments Previous123456Next

Rahul210593#18. May 2009, 11:33Sir,I am Rahul from KeralaI have completed my 10th in ICSE..and i am awaiting for my results.I am aiming to write IIT JEE -2011. Is ISC or CBSE in +1,+2 a better option for IIT JEE? Sir, Will it be possible to complete the Full NCERT Syllabus of +1,+2 before +2 classes.. when +1 classes are going on.


ToRahul Prasad,no tuition is not necessary if you can manage everything by self study. But yes, tuition is helpful to most of the students.

ToRamesh,finish your entire 11th+ 12thsyllabus in one year.Then practice for IIT-JEE type questions in the second year.

ToRahul from Kerala,yes it is possible to finish the entire 11th+ 12thin one year if you work really hard.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#18. May 2009, 18:31purvi writes: thank u sir. how many hours & how many subject should i study a day.

Anonymous#18. May 2009, 18:32purvi writes: thankyou sir. how many hours & how many subject should i study a day.


Hello Purvi,study atleast 9 hours per day - 3 hours for each subject.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#19. May 2009, 11:43rahul writes: is cbse or icse a better option for iit jee

Rahul210593#19. May 2009, 11:47Sirthanx....Is CBSE or ISC a better option for IIT JEE??

Rahul


Hello Rahul,it does not matter which board you are studying in. Syllabus is almost same in all boards of India.Study sincerely to get success.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#22. May 2009, 08:34Anonymous writes: Hello sir, I hv given my 12th boards this yr frm CBSE nd got 71% only though i knw i cud hv got more...!! My entrance xamz were also nt gud. So i m planning to drop this year nd want to prepare fr IIT again..!! Is it a right decision..?


Hello,the decision of dropping one year is a gamble.If you clear IIT-JEE the next year then you will feel your decision was right. But if you do not clear IIT-JEE then you will think that one full year was wasted.

Take this decision only if your are ready to work hard.

Click hereto read an article that may help you.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#26. May 2009, 06:25saket writes: sir namaste, i m selected in eml in iitjee oo9. what bare my chances to get selected for iit kgpr fr ele engeneering. i m from small town sambalpur. help me sir , should i drop i yr to prepare once more roll no-5087367


Hello Saket,what is your All India Rank.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#28. May 2009, 10:17mohit writes: hello sir, i was not able to perform 100 percent in jee 2009. however i got rank 8552 in EML. i want to drop . i read your article. my parents will allow me to drop if i promise them that i will make in top 100 in jee 2010. i live in chandigarh. plz tel me whether i should join coaching (dropper's batch) or test series , if yes then which one. i can't study in a crowd of 200 students as in my earlier tutions. i am very weak in chemistry..... will it be good for me to join dropper's batch only for chemistry or for other subjects also.... plz help sir . i m very tensed

Anonymous#28. May 2009, 16:40deepak writes: hello sir, what should be the study plan for the preparation of iit-jee? how many hours i should study daily for getting rank in 1st-20,how I should manage time? how to increase the speed of solving problems?


To Mohit,take decision of dropping one year for IIT-JEE preparation, only if, you think that you are very firm in your resolve that you are going to work really very hard.Join a coaching which is reputable among the students of your city for quality teaching. If possible take personal tuition. It is always better than group coaching if you can find a good teacher for personal tuition.Yes for better practice you can some join test series in a good coaching.CLICK HEREto read an article that may help you in making your plan of preparation.

TO Deepak,I would suggest you to read all my articles by clicking links above.Numbers of hours studied per day is not much important. Study as much as you can. But whenever you study you should be honestly studying only. That is, don't play music while studying, your mobile phone should be switched-off when you are studying... etc.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#31. May 2009, 11:40saket writes: namaste sir sir i m selected in aieeestate rank-71in orissa but want to make it into iit kgpr. wiill it do it while studying in nit rourkela. if yes will the 1 year count.

Anonymous#31. May 2009, 11:42mohit writes: my aieee all india rank is 16869 and state rank is 310 i m from chandigarh........... which NIT can i get and which field ... also for pec


To Saket:it is very difficult to prepare for IIT-JEE while studying B.Tech syllabus at NIT-Rourkela. So I will advice you not to prepare for IIT-JEE if you join B.Tech at NIT.

To Mohit,these things will become clear in counseling.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#1. June 2009, 23:57saket writes: namaste sir thank u for ur reply. i m in a bit of dilemma.i m also selected in iit eml. what colleges can i opt here for electricaal engeneering. 2-is a student outside delhi eligible fr dce. 3-sir i m really weak in algebra , suggest some way to mroot out this.

J.P.Sinha#2. June 2009, 11:51Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Hello Saket,an out side Delhi student can take admission in DCE through AIEEE.15% of DCE seats are filled by outside Delhi students.

For Algebra you can use the following two books:Elementary Algebra- Hall and KnightHigher Algebra- Hall and Knight.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#7. June 2009, 08:15Vid writes: Hello,Sir I'm studying 12th class of Andhra Pradesh Board.I want to do IIT.I have OP TANDON book for organic.so i want books for inorganic and physical chemistry.Please help me sir.


Can't help in chemistry.I teach physics and maths.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#9. June 2009, 05:42Jai writes: Hello Sir , I am preparing for MPPMT 2009. My Physics is weak and I cant prepare all the chapters thoroughly.Please suggest me some easy and important chapters in Physics from which maximum questions are asked. Thanks.

Anonymous#13. June 2009, 04:50Aditya writes: Hello Sir, I m a student of class XII. i was not able to study well in XI class. Are there any hopes of me getting a good rank in AIEEE?


Hello Aditya,CLICK hereand read the article that opens.J.P.Sinha

J.P.Sinha#14. June 2009, 18:32I am going on Holy Amarnath Yatra. I will not be able to reply to any comment for the next one week.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#21. June 2009, 15:37Prakhar writes: Hello Sir, I have passed class 12th this year and want to prepare for IIT in one year. What should be my plan for it? How many hours I should have to read?

Anonymous#23. June 2009, 14:41Anonymous writes: can u suggest the fast way of revision in 1 week for pmt mp exams.

Anonymous#24. June 2009, 16:17pulling myself hard writes: sir i have passed my class 12th dis yr.duee to my mistakes n some unfavorable circumstances i destroyed my 11th,12th n jee 2009 but m keen on getting into it dis yr.i have taken a drop n have consulted sum personal tutions to clear off my doubts.i plan to join a test series.please guide me sir.i got 69% with pcmb as a subject.


ToPrakharandpulling....,click hereand read the article that opens.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#28. June 2009, 06:50Jai writes: Hello Sir , I am preparing for MPPMT 2009. My Physics is weak and I cant prepare all the chapters thoroughly.Please suggest me some easy and important chapters in Physics from which maximum questions are asked. Thanks.


Hello Jai,sorry, I do not know the art of selective study.I believe in studying the syllabus thoroughly.In your case, how can I suggest you some chapters.I do not know from which chapters more questions are going to be asked in the next entrance exam. Selective study is a big gamble.And I have never been able to make correct guesses in my life ever. So I always study the entire syllabus.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#3. July 2009, 07:27Anonymous writes: Respected Sir, I am a class 12 student (CBSE)...I wish to take a drop for IIT JEE preparation...Is it possible to take a drop as the IIT JEE website says "Candidates appearing in JEE-2009 should have either passed the qualifying examination in 2008 or should be appearing in 2009. They should also satisfy the specific eligibility criteria in the qualifying examination. Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination before October 1, 2007 are not eligible to write JEE-2009." i will write my 12th boards in march 2010...please advise if i should take a drop..and will it affect my career in the long run??


Hello,taking a drop of one year is something that should be avoided as far as possible.You should work hard this year so that you may get selected in some engineering entrance in the year 2010.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#10. July 2009, 00:39swetha writes: dear sir, i ve successfully completed my cbse board exams of 10th with 96.8 % . i ve shifted to stateboard of tamil nadu syllabus for 11th as there are no entrances in tamil nadu colleges but only board marks matter. but i wish to prepare for iit jee and so i ve joined a reputed institute for preparation. please tell me how do i manege my time these 2 years and three months before iit jee and my board exams.

Anonymous#11. July 2009, 04:38prakher bhargava writes: sir i had passed 12 this tear in 2009, and this year i am droping, i have great difficulty in phy, tell me how i can study

Anonymous#12. July 2009, 06:51himanshu writes: I am in 12th class!! i have read nothing in 11th class . i have got 62% ! i have joined vidyamandir correspondence course ?i want 90% in boards && want to clear iit-jee2010 and want rank in top 500 ?? please give the time table so that i can give equal time for all subject??how i can achieve this???

Anonymous#14. July 2009, 00:57Call Me "Nik" writes: Dear Sir, I am studying Cambridge AS Level(which is basically Year 11) in NZ, and I would like to apply for JEE next year(2010). I have got hardly 8 months, and note that I get holidays after Nov. 2 week, so I will sure get FULL 24 hours to study after that. I would like to know which books I should study first, and in which order. I am ready to do anything it takes Sir, please guide me. I am very much thankful to you Sir, as students studying outside India have no clue and tutions to keep track of what they are doing. Please Sir, guide me. Thank You

Anonymous#14. July 2009, 00:59Anonymous writes: Call Me "Nik" writes: Dear Sir, I am studying Cambridge AS Level(which is basically Year 11) in NZ, and I would like to apply for JEE next year(2010). I have got hardly 8 months, and note that I get holidays after Nov. 2 week, so I will sure get FULL 24 hours to study after that. I would like to know which books I should study first, and in which order. I am ready to do anything it takes Sir, please guide me. I am very much thankful to you Sir, as students studying outside India have no clue and tutions to keep track of what they are doing. Please Sir, guide me. Thank You

J.P.Sinha#15. July 2009, 11:14Reply from J.P.Sinha:To Sweta,read the Part-1 and Part-2 of my articles.

To Himanshu,click here

To Prakher Bhargava,get personal tuition from a good teacher in Physics.

To Nik,

i have already answered your question on some other page of my blog.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#16. July 2009, 16:36Rahul writes: Sir, I am in 11th Class and till date I have completed more half sylabii of chemistry, half of Math and half of physics. Sir now I am being pressurized by teachers, classmates for joining some test series. Sir please guide me whether i should join and if yes which is the best you recommend for success in Competitions.

Anonymous#17. July 2009, 06:54Pooja writes: Hello Sir, I have done my 12th from MP Board and scored 78 percent. I have appeared in MP PMT but could not get selected.My marks were very less 104 out of 200. My performance was really bad in above exams but i know i have not work hard for the above exams.But I know my potential i can do much better if i drop a year and prepare for PMT again.I am fully commited to do hard work this year.But my parents don't trust me , only by seeing the result of other intelligent droppers who could not get selected.My parents say that how hard you try ,in the end the result will be same as of other droppers.Before listening this I was so much confident to get selected in the next year but they have demoralised me.I dont know what to do now.Should I drop a year or not.Please help me....as early as possible b'coz its my decision making time.Please. Thanking You. Pooja


Hello Rahul,joining a test series is not a problem if it does not disturb your normal studies. Finish your basic syllabus of NCERT level as quickly as possible.

Hello Pooja,this is the most tricky question that students like you face in their career. I will suggest you to listen to what your heart says in this regard.If your heart says that you should prepare for the PMT and you are ready to work hard for it, then you should go ahead. But be honest in interpreting your heart's call. Give your self some time and ask to your heart that what it says.If it says yes - then yes. If no - then no.I have seen many students who have cleared PMT in their second attempt.I have also seen many who could not clear PMT in their second attempt.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#23. July 2009, 05:29vivek writes: your articles are fine but i have seen more better articles on another website fundoobanda.com which is a really great place to enjoy the study of physics and mathematics. chemistry is so simplified there that i was really impressed with their teaching methodology and way of explaining things so simply...........


thanks for your information.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#29. July 2009, 13:45Disha writes: Hello sir, Plz help me in this question The distance between charges is reduced to 2cm from original distance of 8cm .The force now will increase by which of the following factor: (a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 16 (d) 15 Well I have solved the above question but the answer is coming 16 and in the book its answer is 15 Plz help me out which one is correct.


To Disha:

Original force = F1New Force = F2= 16.F1

Change = F2- F1= 16.F1-F1= 15.F1.So the change in the force is 15 times the original force.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#31. July 2009, 17:30Preity preety writes: Where is the speech yaar ?????? Kuch comment marne jaisa bhi toh hona chahiye kya yaar sheh .........

Anonymous#31. July 2009, 17:32Ms. Ambitious writes: What to do if i have dropped 12th for preparing for IIT its my dream t get in there what do i do /// ?????????????

J.P.Sinha#1. August 2009, 18:12You mean, you did not give 12th board?Comments Previous123456Next

Anonymous#12. August 2009, 23:31nukul writes: respected sir i m in calss 12 and i have been preparing for iitjee since 11th beginning i have been oworking hard but the result is no where to be seen our teachers here are not so much experienced to tell us how to study although they teach good and according to the jee patern but they are not capable of guiding us. even after so much amount of hard work sir i m fed up of not gettin results upto my standards!! please help me!!

J.P.Sinha#15. August 2009, 19:14Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Hello Nakul,click hereand read the article that opens.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#18. August 2009, 16:44nukul writes: thank you alot sir!! but i m not that type of a student i have done most of my class 11th seriously and i do know the topics well except for 1 or 2 but the main problem i m facing is is lack of guidance i donot have given much tests i dont remember giving any good level test! i have joined the fiitjee aits and i m studing coreespondence from vmc delhi i have been trying hard but i m still afraid to give a test n all my hard work doenot help because i cannot perform in a test please guide me sir what should i do to perform better in a test n how to identify the questions to do n not to do! thank you ver much sir!!


Hello Nakul,you have lack of confidence, although you have studied the subjects well; it is strange! I think you need to pull your self out from this state. Be brave, and start giving tests. Slowly your fear will subside. But always prepare for the test before taking an attempt at it.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#23. August 2009, 09:03amit jha writes: Do you take tuition for the students those who are presently in standard tenth.My brother is in standard tenth and i want to give him a personal tuition from you after his tenth board exam.


I teach only students who are atleast in 11th class.

Anonymous#30. August 2009, 07:35Disha writes: Hello Sir, I'm a dropper of CBSE-PMT . I am facing problem in Physics,i m not able to do each n every question in 1 minute.I am not able to complete my test in given time .My speed is very slow.So what should I do to increase my speed Please give me some nice advice,so that i can excel in PMT. Thanks.

J.P.Sinha#7. September 2009, 15:17Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Hello Disha,keep revising the THEORY and Formulae as often as possible,see solved examples in different books,practice-practice and practice

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#8. September 2009, 18:54Archana writes: sir i am referring op tandon for physical chemistry i am also do the theory from that is that ok ? or should i refer NCERT for theory .?

Anonymous#8. September 2009, 18:55Archana writes: and pls tell a schedule how shd i start preparing for jee i am in class 11 now.

J.P.Sinha#8. September 2009, 22:56Reply from J.P.Sinha:

Hello Archana,you may study from any book but please never ignore NCERT.

Read Part-1 and part-2 of my articles for your second query.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#10. September 2009, 07:22Disha writes: Thank you Sir,your blog is really very helpful for students .

Anonymous#11. September 2009, 08:24Anonymous writes: NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE IN OUR LIFE SO BE TEANSEN FREE.

Anonymous#29. September 2009, 05:29shashank writes: hello sir, im the student of class 12th and i unable to decide what should i do for scoring very gud marks in class 12th and to face a competitive examinations? plz suggest me what type of time table i should have to do so?

Anonymous#4. October 2009, 18:15Anonymous writes: sir,how can i efficiently prepare for iit & pmt simultaneously.

Anonymous#9. October 2009, 09:12Anonymous writes: NAMASTE, SIR THAKS TO U FOR GIVING FOR ADVICE TO WE STUDENTS. SIR I AM A STUDENT FROM BIHAR 12 PASSED PREPARING FOR IIT FROM KOTA. SIR I HV A QUES. BUT ITS NOT CLEAR I AM TRYING TO EXPLAIN IT TO U. A FEW DAYS BEFORE A STUDENT OF CLASS 9 CAME TO ME AND ASKED "BHAIYA WHAT SHOULD I TO TO EXCELL I WANT TO BE AN ENGINER." FROM MY EXPERIENCE I GAVE HIM ADVICWS WHICH WOULD HELP HIM A LOT SUCH AS. 1.PCM IS THE MAIN ITS ALL. ENG SANSKRIT HINDI SOCIAL SC. INSAB PAR JYADA TIME MAT DENA ,JYADA MARKS LANE KE CHAKAR ME,MARKS DONT MATTER. 2.MATHS PAR SABSE JYADA TIME DO. ITS MOST IMPORTANT.U COULD TAKE HELP OF SOME TUTUR. FINISH 9 AND 10 MATHS BOOK AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. THEN SOLVE OLAMPIYAD AND NTSE SAMPLE PAPER. DONT MISS ANY MATHS BAND SCIENCE OLAMPIYARDS. THEN 11 12 KA EASY TOPISS LIKE PROBABLITY SEQUENCE DETERMINAN ETC. SIMILARLY I GUIDED REGARDING PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY. GIVE LAST 4 TO5 MONTHS FOR UR BOARD ITS VERY EASY TO GET 70 TO 80 VERY EASY.MARKS DONT MATTER SIR SIMILARLY I WANT TO TAKE ADVICE FROM U ,,WHAT SHOULD I DO AFTER GEETING ADMITTED IN ENGGINEERING. I WANT TO FARE WELL IN MY LIFE DO SOMETHING BIG LIKE CAT, GATE ETC . PLEASE SHOW ME THE PATH AND GIVE UR USEFUL ADVICE

Anonymous#9. October 2009, 09:13suraj writes: NAMASTE, SIR THAKS TO U FOR GIVING FOR ADVICE TO WE STUDENTS. SIR I AM A STUDENT FROM BIHAR 12 PASSED PREPARING FOR IIT FROM KOTA. SIR I HV A QUES. BUT ITS NOT CLEAR I AM TRYING TO EXPLAIN IT TO U. A FEW DAYS BEFORE A STUDENT OF CLASS 9 CAME TO ME AND ASKED "BHAIYA WHAT SHOULD I TO TO EXCELL I WANT TO BE AN ENGINER." FROM MY EXPERIENCE I GAVE HIM ADVICWS WHICH WOULD HELP HIM A LOT SUCH AS. 1.PCM IS THE MAIN ITS ALL. ENG SANSKRIT HINDI SOCIAL SC. INSAB PAR JYADA TIME MAT DENA ,JYADA MARKS LANE KE CHAKAR ME,MARKS DONT MATTER. 2.MATHS PAR SABSE JYADA TIME DO. ITS MOST IMPORTANT.U COULD TAKE HELP OF SOME TUTUR. FINISH 9 AND 10 MATHS BOOK AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. THEN SOLVE OLAMPIYAD AND NTSE SAMPLE PAPER. DONT MISS ANY MATHS BAND SCIENCE OLAMPIYARDS. THEN 11 12 KA EASY TOPISS LIKE PROBABLITY SEQUENCE DETERMINAN ETC. SIMILARLY I GUIDED REGARDING PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY. GIVE LAST 4 TO5 MONTHS FOR UR BOARD ITS VERY EASY TO GET 70 TO 80 VERY EASY.MARKS DONT MATTER SIR SIMILARLY I WANT TO TAKE ADVICE FROM U ,,WHAT SHOULD I DO AFTER GEETING ADMITTED IN ENGGINEERING. I WANT TO FARE WELL IN MY LIFE DO SOMETHING BIG LIKE CAT, GATE ETC . PLEASE SHOW ME THE PATH AND GIVE UR USEFUL ADVICE

Anonymous#19. October 2009, 14:06Rama writes: Sir, I wanted to prepare for IIT JEE 2010...i need to ask you if there is still time to cover it up...I have so far been studying only for my 12th boards (CBSE)...If i start preparing from october end...will i have to time till april..i have no problem with the syllabus..but i need to know if it is possible to study 11th syllabys and 12th syllabus completely for IITJEE in less than 6 months...please advise..as i really wish to go to IIT///

Abinas M#21. October 2009, 07:24helo sirI am Abinasfirstly i telling that i am weak in english so pardon me for mistakes

i am a student in plus one "computer science" in Keralai studied 10th in cbse & score 83% marks i am good in mathematics i scored 95 marks in mathsI am going tution for PCM for higher education along with kerala entrance coachingi score full marks in maths ffor chapter wise test paper in tution & schoolI like physics very much but when i start to study physics i always have doubt & i have no confidence to ask doubt to teacher because if the doubt is great blunder then i will shame before teachers & studentsIs i can able to ask doubt on physics & maths to youi am not going for any IIT coaching centreBut i greatly interested in IITis i can able to get rank in iitMY books on PCM areDINESH objective MATHAMATICS - O.P AroraKRISHNAS objective PHYSICS - Shobna SharmaKRISHNAS objective CHEMISTRy - B.K SharmaIS this books are enough for preparing KEAM & for IIT entrance examinationplease give me tips to prepare for entrannce examination & for +1 & +2How much time i want to study PCM individually & other subjectsHow much time i want to sleepIs it important to attend school all daysPls help me sir......

Anonymous#23. October 2009, 07:55Khushboo writes: Hello Sir, I 'm an AIPMT aspirant 2010 .I have doubt in some questions .Please Help me out. Question No.(1) Magnetic field due to a horse shoe magnet is parallel to the plane of the paper and north pole is on left.Direct current in a straight wire is perpendicular to the plane of paper,upward and toward the observer.The wire will be deflected: (a) Downward (b) Upward (c) On the Right (d) First Upward and then downward Please tell me which RULE is used to solve this question. Question No.(2) If the intensity of magnetic field at a point on the axis of current carrying coil is half of that at the center of the coil then the distance of that point from the center of the coil will be : (a)1/2 R (b)R (c)3/2 R (d)o.766 R

Anonymous#3. November 2009, 07:09Deepa writes: Dear Sir, I'm a new visitor on your blog.Congartulations!you r doing a commendable job for the student community. I'm a parent of a 6th grader In CBSE boards.He is a an academically A+ student especially in maths,Computers and Science.He has topped many olympiads at his school level and won many medals too. Is this proof enuf that he is an iit material and so can we mould him towards IIt preparations. If so?how do we do it?But He is also a very playful child addicted to his computer games and PSP's etc. How to wean him away from such distractions and bring him right into the path towards IIT. I hav already gone thru ur website on advice for 6-8 graders,it doesn't answer my problem in specific. So pls ADVICE........ Regards, Deepa

Anonymous#3. November 2009, 14:36ANAS KHAN writes: Dear Respected Sir, First of all Hats Off to you for giving your precious time for us. Now i want to discuss about AIPMT EXAM as well as MP/CG PMT.The form already has come and my heart beats are started very fasty. So how do i do my preparations well, how can i start my schedule in order to get selected in year-2010 Also refer some best books to get success in AIPMT/MP-CG PMT.Thank you.

Anonymous#11. November 2009, 10:52sudhair kumar writes: my dear sir i am student from

Anonymous#14. November 2009, 22:30sam writes: sir is it possible to crack iit if i start studying from now... i know it is very difficult but is it possible

Anonymous#15. November 2009, 15:32Abhishek writes: SIR , i'm a student of apeejay nerul.i'm preparing for iit jee and also go for TIME classes where they train us for iit jee i'm studying in 9th standard is it necessary for me to concentrate on my iit jee subjects now because my rank is cming down in my skool

Anonymous#16. November 2009, 08:36Anonymous writes: Anand i have not started studying till november if i work hard as your advice will i be able to achieve good marks 80% in cbse 12 board exam

Anonymous#18. December 2009, 16:12Anonymous writes: sir I have read all the parts in this series.Iwant to thank you for your guidance.

Anonymous#27. December 2009, 04:04SANTOSH writes: HELLO SIR I HAV E DONE ONE YEAR COACHING BUT DIDNT SUCCEED IN PMT NOW I M DOING BSC IS THERE ANY HOPE ELSE?

Anonymous#1. January 2010, 05:18anonymous writes: hello sir, I am a class 12 science student from Gujarat. I have not taken any classes for iit in the last two years and decided to concentrate on boards and AIEEE and the likes. but I have not performed at well in any of my 12th exams and feel I really have wasted my 2 years. yet i have the calibre to do well if i plan well and work hard. can u please suggest as to what strategy I should apply now for boards and competitive exams and what colleges to aim at.

Anonymous#1. January 2010, 05:22Anonymous writes: I am a science student of class 12. I am confused as to what engineering subjects I should take. I love astronomy but want to do engineering as that's the basic degree nowadays. should i take aeronautical or something else to suit astronomy. I also like nanotechnology.

Anonymous#1. January 2010, 05:25Anonymous writes: hello sir, i am a 12th science student and was wondering if i could go abroad for engineering as an undergraduate. are oppurtunities good there or is staying here better after all. plz help me decide

Anonymous#1. January 2010, 05:34raj writes: I am a class 12 science student from Gujarat. I have not taken any classes for iit in the last two years and decided to concentrate on boards and AIEEE and the likes. but I have not performed at well in any of my 12th exams and feel I really have wasted my 2 years. yet i have the calibre to do well if i plan well and work hard. can u please suggest as to what strategy I should apply now for boards and competitive exams and what colleges to aim at.

Anonymous#1. January 2010, 05:36raj writes: I am a class 12 science student from Gujarat. I have not taken any classes for iit in the last two years and decided to concentrate on boards and AIEEE and the likes. but I have not performed at well in any of my 12th exams and feel I really have wasted my 2 years. yet i have the calibre to do well if i plan well and work hard. can u please suggest as to what strategy I should apply now for boards and competitive exams and what colleges to aim at.


Hello Raj,concentrate on your board exam now. Because if you do not get good marks in boards then getting admission in college will be difficult. Also, a student who does not get good marks in board exam is less likely to get success in engineering entrance exams.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#21. January 2010, 11:21sparsh writes: sir i prepared for iit jee from 11th beginning but in between stopped preperation for some reasons.....i want to clear iit jee i am not too bad in terms of knowledge.....board exams are in march....its 21st jan toDAY CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME SURE SHOT WAY TO CLEAR IIT....HOW MANY CHAPTERS A DAY....SHOULD I DO...I KNOW ITS NOT ABOUT HOURS BUT THE AMOUNT OF WORK SIR PLEASE HELP I REALLY WANT TO CLEAR IIT JEE...I DO T.M.H IN MATHS....ARIHANT D.C, PANDEY IN PHYSICS AND TUITION SYNOPSIS IN CHEMISTRY...I HAVE JOINED BRILLIANT TEST SERIES...I AM REALLY CONFUSED PLEASE TELL ME THE ESSENTIAL STUFF WHICH I SHOULD DO DAILY???NOT WASTING TIME ON THINGS NOT NECESSARY....PLEASE REPLY...THANK YOU.

Anonymous#21. January 2010, 11:23SPARSH writes: SIR PLEASE GIVE ME WEEKLY TARGETS...I WILLCOMPLETE THEM AND TELL YOU HERE PLEASE DO THAT...I WILL BE REALLY GRATEFUL TO YOU...THANK YOU

J.P.Sinha#21. January 2010, 17:59Sparsh,finish the entire syllabus by 15th of the next month.But do not ignore the board.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#23. January 2010, 11:22sparsh writes: ok sir thank u

Anonymous#30. January 2010, 10:51SWATHI writes: only one month left....my preboard marks are bad.... I got 92.6 in tenth but in 12th.... maths 59% physics theory 30/70 and practicals 28/30 chem theory 41/70 and practicals 24/30 computer theory 43/70 and practicals 28/30 english 60% what do I do? I don't know wheer to start...or how to study in 1 month... is a timetable necessary? I WANT 2 GET 90+...PLS ADVICE


To SWATHI,click herefor some hint.Do not panic now. Take personal tuition from some good teacher.Work hard.Leave the rest to destiny.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#3. February 2010, 11:59Saikat writes: Hi sir, I am studying in an isc school in west bengal.I hv noticed that the amount of theory in iit jee buks like tmh,jpnp,etc. is very less.I wanted to know whether that would suffice for the preparation?If not,then what should I do?Can buyong old books(1-2 yrs old) serve the purpose??or buying books of current year is the best option? Should i also opt for 1 year correspondence for iitjee of FIITJEE insitution?Are their study materials better than the books available in market?Please do reply soon.my emailid is [email protected]


Hello Saiket,amount of theory given in a standard text book(NCERT, Arihant,... etc.) used for IIT-JEE preparation is enough. You may use one or two year old book.

It is very difficult to compare between FIITJEE-material and other books. You should do this on your own.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#4. February 2010, 12:29Saikat writes: Hi,sir i hv a zemansky univrsity physics,wolkenstein and haliday resnick.are these enough for iit preparation?if yes then in what way shud i use them?if no,then wat else shud i do?

Anonymous#4. February 2010, 12:33Saikat writes: Hi,sir i hv a zemansky univrsity physics,wolkenstein and haliday resnick.are these enough for iit preparation?if yes then in what way shud i use them?if no,then wat else shud i do?

J.P.Sinha#5. February 2010, 17:09Read theory of physics from NCERT book.Practice question solving from good iit-guide. H.C.VERMA'S book also contain good questions.

J.P.Sinha#5. February 2010, 17:09Read theory of physics from NCERT book.Practice question solving from good iit-guide. H.C.VERMA'S book also contain good questions.

Anonymous#9. February 2010, 16:20Anonymous writes: sir, i have started to study for iit - jee since jan.I am a B.TECH student in a reputed college.But i have filled the forms for iit - jee to take a last chance as i feel that i can do it.Please help me out urgently with your advise over this matter. Please sir......

Anonymous#9. February 2010, 16:26Anonymous writes: Please reply urgentlu sir....


what advice I can give now?Since you give decided to give IIT-JEE already, so I will advice you to work hard and cover the entire syllabus.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#10. February 2010, 19:27amit writes: actually i was in confidence that i will crack iit but due to some troubles i was unable to continue,sir now i am having only 15 days and a hole course to revise. sir will you please plz..................plz............ help me to suggest some time table............ plz...............plz..................plz..........Comments Previous123456Next

Anonymous#10. February 2010, 19:27aaaaaaaaaaa writes: actually i was in confidence that i will crack iit but due to some troubles i was unable to continue,sir now i am having only 15 days and a hole course to revise. sir will you please plz..................plz............ help me to suggest some time table............ plz...............plz..................plz..........


Hello Amit,I can only offer general advice to a student whom I do not know personally.So how can I suggest a specific time table?Yes I will advice you to revise the entire syllabus before exam and practice problem solving from all chapters.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#11. February 2010, 14:06amit writes: sir,thanks for your advice. personally, i work hard and normally can study for 7-8 hrs, as i told you, due to some problems i was unable to do so and its vvvery less time. now i will do exactly you suggest to me... sir will you suggest me topics and a time table so that i can revise only those topics and only get selected ... from past two years i work hard and i have confidence in it,i don't want it to get waste .............. PLEASE


For IIT-JEE you can never guess the question pattern.So studying selective topics is very dangerous. You should study the entire syllabus.

Best of luck.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#13. February 2010, 19:52amit writes: i will try my best ! thanks .............. bless me

J.P.Sinha#14. February 2010, 03:41My best wishes are with you

Anonymous#23. February 2010, 08:27Akkshu writes: Hello sir..My name is Akkshu..I am a class 12 student..Is it enough reading the text & solving additional numericals in physics to score well? I don't score much at my school..my average mark is 75% in case of phy...can i aim for 90+ marks in this subject??

J.P.Sinha#23. February 2010, 11:01Read the article written by me on board exam.

Anonymous#10. March 2010, 13:59akash mohne writes: sir i want to prepaere for iit jee .sir i am living in very small town in dewas near indore (m.P.) .sir there are good coaching for jeein indore .i want to ask that if i should i concentrate on my 12th board or should i begin to concentrate on jee syllabus also . i am unable to go to school if i have to indore daily .so i should take dumy school or not can i crack iit if i begin to prepare just after xams of 11th .iam readiv\ng now hc verma inphysics ,nceryt in chemistry and maths from ml khanna (without coaching-our school also not ableto solve these maths problems).i am giving class 11th exam in kv dews .my % in 10th is 88.6%

Anonymous#11. March 2010, 07:57Saikat writes: Dear Sir, I want to know how should i keep my balance between isc and iitjee exams.i am in class XI??How much time should i donate to each of them??please do reply me soon.


Akash and Saikat,study according to the plan given in Part-1 and Part-2 of my articles.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#11. March 2010, 16:43aaa writes: sir,my physics paper was good......thank u but chem was not,is board checking is lineant..........

Anonymous#11. March 2010, 16:44aaa writes: sir,my physics paper was good......thank u but chem was not,is board checking is lineant..........


aaa,I can't say. It depends on the person checking your answer sheet. If he is lenient then he may ignore some of your mistakes, but if he is strict then you know what will happen.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#16. March 2010, 02:11amit writes: sir, will aieee crash course will be helpful...............


Amit,It may help if you have finished the basic theory.J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#24. March 2010, 06:50himanshu writes: Piease!!!!teii me about last 15 days revison plan.


Himanshu,revision plan is obvious.You need to revise the basic theory and solve problems from all the topics.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#25. March 2010, 07:49Anonymous writes: SIR M NOT ABLSE TO UNDERSTANF HOW TO START MY PREPARATION FOR IIT.. pllzz advice me a way.. wat shud i do for aieee? i wanna get a good rank.. shud i prefer pradeep? wat shud i do plz tell.. wat type of quset... r asked in aieee r dey of ncert level???

Anonymous#28. March 2010, 07:48Anonymous writes: Hello sir, i have just passed XI but i couldn't score much in the class. I am planning for IIT. Can you please tell me how should i do my preparations for IIT in 12th standard. I am not planning for big coaching classes so please give me some tips...


in AIEEE questions are a bit above in toughness level that NCERT but they are strictly from the syllabus of NCERT in physics and chemistry.In maths questions of AIEEE goes some what beyond NCERT level.Use Objective Approach to Maths-Arihant Prakashan for help in maths for AIEEE.

Pradeep publication books are not good for reading the theory in my opinion.NCERT is better for theory.Yes, you can practice problem solving from Pradeep books.

ReadPart-1andPart-2of my article for advice regarding how to start your preparation.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#5. April 2010, 06:02Anonymous writes: HELLO SIR... I have just given my class 10 board exam and i am pursuing for medical stream.igot 94%in my pre board exam.i wanna ask -is it beneficial to join any coaching institute or just private tuitions are enough? plz rply ..........

Anonymous#5. April 2010, 06:02Anonymous writes: HELLO SIR... I have just given my class 10 board exam and i am pursuing for medical stream.igot 94%in my pre board exam.i wanna ask -is it beneficial to join any coaching institute or just private tuitions are enough? plz rply ..........


read Part-1 and Part-2 of my article to understand my views on this question.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#12. April 2010, 15:22vishal writes: sir please upload study material for iit jee prepartion sir what is the minimun percentage required for iit jee in 12th

Anonymous#12. April 2010, 15:25vishal writes: sir i came in 12th this year 2010 sir please give me "STUDY PLAN " for class 12th +iit-jee in what time i should complete course


Vishal,I do not provide any online study material.you must get atleast 60% marks in 12th for IIT-JEE.Click herefor the general study plan for 12th studying students.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#16. April 2010, 15:48Anonymous writes: sir, i got AIR 2029 last year in iit jee . this year i think i would get around 360 POINTS. can u predict my rank sir? can it be in top 250? plz reply fast.

Anonymous#19. April 2010, 16:07monika writes: sir,i want to ask that i am in 11 so from now onwards, i should start my preperation for iit or i should concenterate on 11


Anonymous,I can't predict your exact rank.But you will get good rank this time.

Monika,read Part-1 and Part-2 of my articles for your answer.

J.P.sinha

Rishabh#2. May 2010, 06:48hello, sir i m appearing in 12th cbse this year, my percentage is not good in pcm, so can i give the improvement exam for pcm

Anonymous#2. May 2010, 11:35akriti writes: hello sir, i have given my class 10th exams this year and i am now aiming for iit-jee 2012.sir i just want your assistance as to should i proceed with it as the topics are new and wide.i am really having problem in the management of time. i am thinking of doing a coaching for iit will that solve my problem????sir i want to crack iit so please help me with your valuable advice thanking you, akriti.


Rishabh,yes you can give improvement exam. Contact your board after the result is declared for that.

Richa,you shouldclick here.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#3. May 2010, 07:35Harpreet Singh Arora writes: HI, sir I am stu. of medical group. My first Aim To Clear the PMT ,So Sir Pls help to How to prepare for it?

J.P.Sinha#3. May 2010, 08:37Read Part-1 and Part-2 of my articles.

Anonymous#4. May 2010, 07:14PRAGYA writes: sir, i am a student of class 12th{c.b.s.e}. i am studying physics from side book "pradeep".but my friends ara saying that i should buy book "abc" as pradeep is not good for class 12th level.is it true


Pragya,are you able to understand the concepts of physics well from your present book(pradeep)? If yes, then do not listen to what your friend are saying. If not, then you need to get a tuition in physics because changing to book won't help much.

J.P.Sinha

Anonymous#15. May 2010, 14:29Kunal writes: Sir, I want to study for IIT .But i cannot attend for coaching classes.Can I get a good rank in IIT with self study.

Anonymous#15. May 2010, 14:30Anonymous writes: Sir, I want to study for IIT .But i cannot attend for coaching classes.Can I get a good rank in IIT with self study.

Anonymous#17. May 2010, 11:05Anirban writes: sir,i would like 2 ask sumthin.If i start preparing from the first day of 11th will it be sufficient to crack iit.Actually,due to some family reasons i didn't get time to study 2 months after class 10th board....so will it be possible?If yes then can u suggest me just a few ways.and also tell me is it necessry to take any coachings....since i have not takn.....thznk you sir:)


You peopleclick hereand then read the relevant article. Sorry I am very busy and can't reply to your comments individually at this moment.

Anonymous#24. May 2010, 06:19gaurav writes: Sir,i passed class12 this year and got o

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