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About INFINITY SCIENCE ACADEMY

INFINITY SCIENCE ACADEMY is a premier coaching institute for the preparation of JEE (Main), JEE (Main+Advanced), Pre-medical (AIPMT (NEET-UG)/ AIIMS), Pre-Nurture & Career Foundation (Class IX to X, NTSE & Olympiads). The Institute is well regarded for the high quality entrance exams preparation and produces best results year after year. At INFINITY SCIENCE ACADEMY, we focus on building a strong foundation of knowledge and concepts in students for their success and provide an excellent platform for the preparation of competitive exams and board level education. The best academic support and personal care which we provide to the students helps them meet their career goals and objectives. The core values of Determination, Honesty, Authenticity, Integrity, Devotion, Humanism, Holistic Learning, Social Ethics, and concern for society & environment are all closely interwoven into the fiber of our academic programs. Our highly qualified and most experienced faculties at INFINITY SCIENCE ACADEMY are dedicated and committed to student’s complete success and provide assistive surroundings to contribute to their social, cultural, academic and all-round development.

To our students, we impart value-based career education, abundant resources, and individual attention. To the parents, we have a responsibility to nurture ethical and responsible career leadership in the children. To the society, we provide a lifelong connection to ethics and excellence in global leaders.

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Revise Thoroughly

1) Over the years, the Board exam pattern has undergone a bit of transition wherein the difficulty level is slightly higher with the emphasis more on “application-based” approach to questions which means that the students will have to be conceptually and analytically very strong to be able to solve such questions. The same approach is required in competitive exams like the JEE (Main and Advanced)/ NEET.

2) Starting anything new from scratch may not be a wise idea. One must focus on revising all that has already been covered earlier. Alongside start preparing a concise note for each subject. Make sure it should be simple and crisp, culled out of the notes prepared over the year with all important concepts, formulae, terms, diagrams, et al for ready reference. This note will come real handy just before the Board exam and/or JEE Main / NEET, for a quick revision .

3) Over the year, you would have encountered difficult topics/questions. Devote some time to revise them and solve problems pertaining to those concepts. This will boost your confidence. Focus on the topics/questions with higher marks weight-age and refer to past 10 years question paper databank. The same approach could be deployed for JEE / NEET.

Practice Writing

1) Give equal importance to all subjects. A lot of time, language papers gets neglected in Boards. At the end, it is the sum weight-age of all subjects that counts.

2) In Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) revise the important concepts and formulae, practice diagrams along with labelling. Since Maths is the most scoring subject, solve problems rigorously across topics to gain speed and accuracy.

3) Do a lot of writing practice and focus on the quality of writing and cleanliness — underline and highlight important points, equation, conclusion.  Avoid step jumps. All this is crucial from board exam perspective.

4) You need to focus on the answer presentation from Board exam perspective although the fundamental concepts of all subjects remain the same between Board and JEE Main/NEET.

Mock Tests

1) Mock tests are the most important tool at this juncture. One must write at least one mock test each for Board & JEE/NEET ,  every week. It enables to assess ones preparation, figure out the weak areas, build exam temperament, learn to effectively manage time during exam, improve upon speed and accuracy.

LEARNING THE ART OF BALANCING BETWEEN BOARD AND JEE/NEET
JEE exam 2017: No weightage to Class XII marks

The Union Ministry of Human Resource (HRD Ministry) has decided that Class XII marks will not be a factor for determining rankings in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) for admissions to engineering undergraduate courses from next year.

HRD Ministry officials said the decision was taken by the Ministry after a committee set up by IIT Council submitted recommendations on changes in the JEE pattern, which were put in the public domain for wide consultations.

“After examining the Ashok Mishra Committee’s report and public feedback, MHRD has decided on a few changes in the JEE pattern for 2017. The present system of allotting 40 per cent weightage to Class XII marks for determining ranks in JEE shall be dispensed with,” an official said.

The committee had in November recommended major changes in the JEE structure, including setting up of a National Testing Service to conduct tests for shortlisting about four lakh students for the exam.

The Committee of Eminent Persons had submitted its report on November 5. Its recommendations were aimed at weaning IIT aspirants away from the dependence on coaching institutes.

The Ministry had put the Committee’s recommendations in the public domain for wide consultations and decided that the JEE 2016 be conducted in the manner it was held in 2015, with an enhanced intake from 1.5 lakh to 2 lakh in the JEE (Advanced) stage.

NEET PG 2017: Notification released, know the exam dates

NEET (National Eligibility Entrance Test) is the single eligibility cum entrance examination for admission to postgraduate medical courses for the academic session 2017.

The Computer Based Test (CBT) will comprise of 300 multiple choice questions from the MBBS curriculum followed at medical colleges in India. The syllabus for the exam shall comprise of subjects/knowledge areas as per the Graduate Medical Education Regulations issued by Medical Council of India with prior approval of Government of India

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