Should I use Theory OR Questions for Revision JEE Main 2022 Tips Series

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Hello Students ! Some of you have this confusion that during the revision should they revise the theory or the using questions So look, when we talk about the Word 'Revision' it says 'Re'. What it means is that, you must have read the theory and the chapter already, only then when we study it again only then it's called Revision. Why i said it was because there are some students, who don't know from where Twitter or Youtube have gained this information that they say they haven't read the chapter even once but their some Sir told them to do questions directly and they'll learn the theory itself. This is not the right way of course. If you have no understanding of the theory then questions can't help in theory. Still if some student is trying it then he is only messing up his preparation. Because, then if you are trying to understand the theory from questions then in your mind there will be so many illogical points that you'll have to put too many efforts to even erase them. And to start from zero. Everything will be haphazard in your head. So first thing is, revision only makes sense if you have already read a chapter once properly and already have watched videos or attended the class properly. It makes sense after all that. First you read it and understood it. Revision means if it fades in your memory then you need to recall it again. So ideally, you should do theory and questions both again. But during preparation i will say, maximum students don't have luxury of time so i mostly suggest, you study theory again and revise the class notes once. Then what happens is, all the concepts will become fresh again and the question taught in the class, that too you studied in class so you'll recall otherwise look at the solution, even glancing it will help. And do only this much. Because if you began doing more questions, its possible that out of 10 chapters, 5 you couldn't revise at all. So that's not an ideal situation. During the preparation, like it's possible there are students whose syllabus will finish in 2 months now, for those students I will say, keep reading theory from the notes once and till the course is over if you read it all 2 or 3 times then you will be perfectly fine. If time is available then of course after one good reading of the notes you solve the questions then you'll have more confidence, there shouldn't be doubt about that. Once when syllabus is finished and if you revised the notes 2-3 times. At that time then you practice questions properly. But if you say, you have time available,either to practice theory or do questions then that depends on if you have read theory 2-3 times then only questions you can do but if you say you didn't even revise once, then i will say you should study class notes. That will be more effective. I hope this will be useful for you all. All the Best...
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