Which Books or Revision Packages to Follow. How to Overcome Weak Topics ? How to Revise Important topics in less Time ? How to Solve Paper to maximize Score ? How many Papers to be Solved in a Week ?

Hey there! I was having a few doubts about the points which JEE/NEET/AIIMS rankers follow which others don't. My doubts are not going to be as simple as "should I read the NCERT?" or "should I buy HC Verma?". In fact, I've done a thorough research on this topic, asking all toppers different types of questions. In this discussion, I would like to ask four but elaborate questions :- 1) "Do toppers solve the same questions again and again?". This one has been bugging me for months. To elaborate on this one, I am asking whether the rankers solve the same questions umpteen number of times or do they solve a thousand questions, all of them being different types. For example, suppose a topper buys DC Pandey. Once he solves it completely, does he move onto other books like HC Verma or his coaching study packages? Or does he start solving DC Pandey for the second time? 2) "Do standard questions appear in the competitive exams?". To elaborate, the chapter equilibrium has a few standard questions, which are given in the form of solved examples or simple objective questions in exercise. Do these type of questions ever appear in the exams, or any random type of questions appear? 3) "A few points on revision strategy". Sometimes, the rank differentiation lies not in less amount of practice, but in the strategy of revising entire 11th and 12th syllabus of PCMB. What does a ranker do after he is done with his syllabus? 4) "A daily account of prep strategy". For example, Amulya Gupta, AIR 8 in AIIMS-UG 2018, gave a detailed account of his physics preparation. He said he used to study a chapter a day before it was going to be started from HC Verma. After class, he would open DC Pandey. After successfully solving all questions in DC Pandey, he would move onto higher level of questions such as BM Sharma JEE Advanced. Do all rankers follow this strategy? Let us know!

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