Connect with us

Achievements

JEE Advanced 2025: ‘Keep your focus straight and fundamentals strong’

This JEE Advanced topper from Apeejay School, Faridabad, Sector 15- A says that targeted approach helped to crack this exam

Published

on

Regarded as the pinnacle of engineering entrance exams in India, JEE Advanced 2025 stands as a beacon of academic excellence and intellectual prowess. “This elite examination is not just a test—it’s a transformative journey that demands razor-sharp analytical skills, unwavering dedication, and deep conceptual mastery,” shared Rishit Ahuja, student of Apeejay School, Faridabad, Sector 15-A who scored 4147 rank in the coveted exam. In a candid interview, Rishit narrates his dedicated preparation routine along with the challenges it entailed.

Read edited excerpts here.

Share your preparation strategy for JEE advance.

To prepare for JEE advanced my main focus was on strengthening my basics of each subject as they play a very important role in exams like JEE. Since it’s a very tough exam, it’s also very low scoring and because of this I majorly focused on doing less of the syllabus but with perfection rather than doing the whole syllabus with no perfection in it.

Share your time table?

I didn’t really have any timetable. I just did whatever I wanted to and in whatever way I liked. I just made sure that I do ample practice of the syllabus before the main exam.

What were the challenges during the exam?

We all know JEE advanced is one of the toughest exams to crack in this world and because of this I faced many challenges understanding many difficult concepts that are there in the JEE syllabus. Moreover the amount of syllabus is also very vast and requires time to time revision which sometimes get very hectic and frustrating. But I would still say the main challenge was to minimise my distractions, especially social media.

What are your plans ahead?

I haven’t really decided what I’ll do in future but I do have some interests and will probably explore these things in my first year of college as there are multiple clubs for different things in IITs.

What’s your ambition?

I personally like technology related things like artificial intelligence and all. I have also planned that I will start doing coding once I join my college.

Anubha Singh is the Principal Correspondent with Apeejay Newsroom. Having a journalism and mass communication background, she has varied experience with renowned print publications like Hindustan Times, The Pioneer and Deccan Chronicle. Her niche expertise lies in reporting and content creation for different core areas. She can be reached at [email protected] for any communication.