Final Tips for 2014 IIT Advanced exam on 25th May

Please go through this video to know what you should do two days before IIT-Advanced exam. VMC family wishes you best of luck for Sunday’s exam.

 

 

 

-Manmohan
(VMC)

Discussion on Mock IIT Advanced Test

I will be taking online classes to discuss Mock IIT Advanced Tests. The idea behind these classes is to give you last minute revision through problem discussions. These classes are optional. If you don’t attend them, you are NOT going to loose anything.

I will be choosing questions from my side but if you want me discuss specific questions from Mock IIT Advanced tests, please let me know the question numbers through your comments to this blog post.

I will be sharing the link and the password required to attend this class on edmodo. If you don’t have edmodo account, please send me mail at manmohan.gupta@gmail.com with your role number, name and VMC center. But if you have edmodo account, you should check there as I would be slow in replying your emails.

-Manmohan Gupta
(VMC – IIT preparations)

Doubts–TS-2–2014 Batch

Please type your doubts from TS-2 as comments. I might take a discussion class to discuss all your doubts. But it would be good if you have seen solutions before otherwise I might have to discuss almost all the questions.

 

-Manmohan Gupta
(Vidyamandir – IITJEE preparations)

MathOnFridays – Week 48 After the session ends

Please find the recording of Week 48 session on MathonFridays. I was supposed to upload it last friday but I could not do so as there was problem with the conversion of video to a format that youtube can understand. But now I could do it and hence make it available for you to see it. Also there are two parts of the video. There are just 2 questions in part-2.

 

In this session I had discussed past JEE papers based on 3-Dimensional Coordinate Geometry. Most of the questions were just formula based and could be easily solved sitting in JEE exam. So my advice is to make it your scoring topic and while preparing spend time on fundamental questions, try to visualize and don’t do very complex questions.

Please give your feedback as comment and also visit MathOnFridays facebook page to LikeIT if you like it. You can access facebook page at: http://facebook.com/MathonFridays

 

MathOnFridays – Week 48 Part-1

 

 

MathOnFridays – Week 48 Part-2

 

-Manmohan Gupta
(VMC – IITJEE Preparations)

MathOnFridays – Week 47 – After the session ends

 

Please find the recording of week 47 session where I discussed IIT past year problems based on vectors. Personally I liked this class very much. It was surprised when I found  the level of the vector questions asked since 2007. Vector is definitely among the top 3 difficult topics of JEE preparations (other two are probability and complex numbers). But when I was solving these questions in one go before the class, I realized that most of the questions were based on fundamentals.

In all there were 16 questions asked in last 6 years (2007 to 2012). Out of them 12 were easy and rest 4 were either average or difficult. There were 3 questions based on scalar triple product and 3 on vector triple product. All these six questions were easy. Around 3 based on geometry where you just draw figure and you get the answer. Rest were from dot product and cross product but most of them involved fundamental concepts.

My advice : I am sure many of you find Vectors difficult. There are so many questions in module and books. So please don’t get overwhelmed. Focus on fundamentals and practice the fundamental questions and leave unnecessary difficult questions. I don’t want to say you will be given easy question to solve in the coming JEE exam but it is important that you gain confidence on this topic so that you are ready to apply fundamentals.

Please give feedback of this sessions and your views. 

 

MathOnFridays–Week 47

 

-Manmohan Gupta
(VMC – IITJEE preparations)

MathOnFridays – Week 46 – Before the session begins

As it is a first session tomorrow, I want to keep a topic that is of interest to IITJEE 2014 students too. I understand many of MathOnFridays sessions will be for IITJEE 2013 students as there syllabus is on near completion.

Tomorrow I will discuss Complex Number problems from last few JEE papers. There is no need to go through these questions before the class though I will try to upload the PDF if I could type them on time. I am JIT (Just in Time) kind of person who does things just before the deadline 🙂

I know even IITJEE-2014 students have studied Complex Numbers. So everyone can attend this session. If possible, revise your class notes before the class.

Hoping best to effectively utilize your and my time through “MathOnFridays”.

-Manmohan Gupta
(VMC – IITJEE Preparations) 

Starting new webinar series – MathOnFridays

I am going to start a webinar series “MathOnFridays” from coming friday for those who are preparing for IITJEE. 

On every friday, I will take a webinar (session) on some topic. The duration of the session would be around 1-2 hours and it will be conducted at 9.00 PM. It is little late but during the day most of you have your classes at VMC centers.

These sessions are completely optional. So if you miss any of the sessions, there is no need to panic. 

Some of the topics I have in mind for these sessions include Test Series and HRT, IITJEE papers of previous years and some problem solving from module. If you have suggestions on what to cover in these sessions, please let me know through comments.

The link to register for these sessions will be shared at Edmodo. 

-Manmohan Gupta
(VMC – IITJEE preparations) 

IITJEE 2014 – Doubts : IC-2

If you doubts in any of the questions from Illustrations or INEs or OSE, please type in the questions as comments.

-Manmohan Gupta 
(VMC – IITJEE preparations)

IITJEE 2014 – Doubts : IC-1

If you doubts in any of the questions from Illustrations or INEs or OSE, please type in the questions as comments.

-Manmohan Gupta 
(VMC – IITJEE preparations)

IITJEE 2014 – Doubts : Permutation and Combination

If you doubts in any of the questions from Illustrations or INEs or OSE, please type in the questions as comments.

-Manmohan Gupta 
(VMC – IITJEE preparations)