Ritik Kumar

It totally depends on you. There is no such rule that one only gets selected if he/she has taken coaching First of all, don't make it a matter of Do or Die.. #Self Study Pros 1. Enough rest time. 2. Will be able to concentrate on school syllabus. 3. May perform well in your 12th as well ( as per your confidence mentioned ) 4. Self relying makes you more confident.  5. Time Saving.  Cons 1. No mock tests.  2. No comparison against other students. 3. May miss a few short-cut methods for particular set of questions.  4.  If you are not capable enough to understand a topic it becomes very hard for you to study it.  5. Learning is limited 6. You won't maintain regularity. # Coaching Pros 1. Detailed guidance for entrance exams 2. A lot of mock tests 3. Will be able to find your weak spots 4. Your concepts become more clear in less time 5.You undergo frequent tests and hence are more practiced.  6. You are more informed about the test pattern and any changes...

Walking in wholeness with the soul is a true demonstration of success Success comes as the by-product of a life lived from the inside out. The key to living a successful life is grasping the awareness that you are enough. Once you understand you are enough, you create the space within your consciousness that allows you to realign harmoniously with your essential self or highest good. Success Is Wholeness One of the early pioneers of spiritual psychology, Carl Jung, suggested our psyche, or soul, consists of three specific parts: the persona, the ego, and the essential self. The persona is the aspect of ourselves we wish to present to the world. The ego is the “I,” or the personality. It is the aspect of ourselves we believe ourselves to be. These two are highly powerful and can cause us to believe in the illusion of failure when they are out of alignment with the third aspect of our soul, our essential self, or “God Self.” If we allow ourselves to be moved by the world of effects, ou...

  “Entrepreneurship is an activity that involves putting one’s own resources at risk to create a business or create something that is intended to have business application.” This definition encompasses what I view as the key risk taking, economic and practical elements of entrepreneurship: First, putting one’s own resources at risk. An entrepreneur is a person who invests their own funds and often a significant amount of their own funds in his or her own commercial venture. You are taking your economic chips and betting those economic chips on you, your vision and your ability to make that vision a profitable reality. The CEO of a company who is being paid a salary and directs the creation of a new business venture or new business unit is not an entrepreneur. Why? The shareholders of the company rather than the CEO are bearing the economic risk of the venture. The inventor who invents a time machine that is financed 100% by venture capital investors is not an entrepreneur. Why? H...

The best part of life about life at IIT's isn't about lucrative placements which all media channels brag about once a year and neither it's about the "cloud 9" feeling when you're introduced as an IITian first. The most exciting part of IIT life (and in a way one of the most important) is the ecosystem where you spend your 4/5 years. **Ecosystem** = Students + Professors/Curriculum + Campuses + Misc. (Misc will be taken at last) *Students* Okay JEE does has some serious issues but at the end of the day what it does is that it brings out a whole different breed of homo sapiens coming from some parts of India you never knew and talking on phones in languages you never heard. The fact that India is such a huge country + the fact that 8 out of 10 engineering aspirant sits for the JEE (now may be JEE Advanced),  every single room in IIT's hostel has a story/facts/food/movies which if explored in a true sense would take your complete 1 year . Enter the second y...

Life is a journey in which you are the driver having no idea what will happen tomorrow”, Experience, Family, Friends, are the armours during the journey to prevail over the difficulties. You are definitely going to face a lot of happiness, disappointments, success, failure, up and down, selfish people, true friends. The dedication of your parents for your success, Sometimes you will be caught in the situation where you have to make firm decisions in life!. A journey entirely depends on your sweet and bitter experience.The purpose of life is a life! of purpose Just try to ask the poor children why they are begging you will get the answer to why you are so lucky! it might be possible that they have much more potential than that of you but situation and luck transformed the person, you have all the resources to learn, utilize them efficiently and put yourself out of the comfort zone, “success never lies in comfort zone”.Try to see the effort of your parents for you feel their love and sp...

IIT-JEE entrance exam is one of the most difficult entrance exams of our country. So, quite obviously, its preparation will be quite exhaustive as well. The competition is also very tough as every year 15 lakh people appear in this test. In reality, as per research, within 12 lakh, only  2 lakh students get successful in IIT-JEE Advance in every year. There are only 11,000 seats in 23 IITs for JEE • Un doubtedly it is the toughest and most competitive exam in India. IIT-JEE  is such an exam that demands 2 years of dedicated study with extensive strategy. Apart from this, it also demands analytical skill, exam taking strategy and situational intelligence. It is our recommendation to understand the structure of the exam before you move on to preparation. JEE Main is the objective type test conducted both offline and online mode that assess students their ability on Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. IIT -JEE; An Overview Total questions of JEE Main- 90 Questions for each section of J...