Analysis of JEE Advance and Strategy-I

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Strategy to crack IIT JEE ADVANCE
STEPS I WILL FOLLOW,
1. I dont have enough time to cover all topics
2. Firstly, I will focus on CALCULUS (All Topics)
3. After completing the inequality concept, I will give some concept building questions for practice.
4. Switch over to function, Limit , Continuity & differentiability in detail 
5. Concept building questions (inc IIT Previous Years Questions)
6. Application of derivative
7. Definite Integral ( skip indefinite integration, you can learn it from any books)
8. Area under Curve
9. Brief concepts on Differential Equations
10. Concept building questions (inc IIT Previous Years Questions)

11. Now, Take algebra Complex Analysis
12.Theory of Equations
13. Permutation & Combination
14. Probability
15.Sequences & Series
16.Matrices & Determinants

These topics comprise major portion in preparation of Maths.....
AND NEED GOOD CONCEPTS...
I WILL COVER ALL THESE TOPICS IN UPCOMING POSTS

17.I will not take co-ordinate geometry and 3-D, because time is less, I may take vectors.
18. You have to practice a lot I can only give you some support and try to make your concept better, you should follow some good books and do practice continuously do not take pressure, enjoy the maths ... 

BUILD THE CONCEPTS!!!!
Journey starts now!!!!













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