Balancing IPMAT/JIPMAT Preparation with Board Exams: Tips for Class 12 Students

> Create a Realistic Study Schedule

Start by creating a well-structured study schedule that takes into account the syllabus for both board exams and IPMAT/JIPMAT. While a lot of time is required for all these exams, one must ensure that they don’t clutter preparing for all tests all at once. Create an independent timeline for all your upcoming exams, and cover all topics across months.  

> Identify Overlapping Topics

Many topics covered in the board exams may also be part of the IPMAT/JIPMAT syllabus. Identify these overlapping topics and prioritize studying them first. This will help you cover the maximum material in the first few weeks. In the last few months or whenever required, you can revisit and revise these foundational topics. 

> Utilize Time Effectively

Make the most of your time by utilizing every available opportunity for studying. Reading a 5-minute passage wherever you can manage will do wonders in the long run. Don’t create a schedule but rather make it a habit to gain knowledge on topics that are a part of the syllabus. 

> Seek Professional Guidance

Consider enrolling in coaching classes or online courses specifically designed for IPMAT/JIPMAT preparation. Expert guidance can provide you with a structured study plan, access to relevant study materials, and regular assessments to track your progress. Mentors and teachers can offer valuable tips and strategies to excel in these exams. Getting help with such preparations always has a positive contribution. 

> Practice Time Management

Develop effective time management skills to balance your preparation for board exams and IPMAT/JIPMAT. Break down your study schedule into smaller tasks and set deadlines for completing each task. This practice will help you stay organized, meet targets, and reduce stress.