JE Exam Strategy Roadmap: January Attempt Dates and B.ARCH Exam

Study Notes

The text is about a person named Sachin Prajapat who is guiding children on a platform due to his love and support for them.
He has been doing this for the last two years and has learned various things from his experiences.
He is currently studying in college and shares his knowledge with the children.
He encourages subscribers to subscribe to the channel before the first and second attendance dates, which are in January and April respectively.
The first attendance date is important as it determines whether the second attendance date will happen or not.
The person emphasizes the importance of not missing the first attendance date, as it could lead to missing out on various opportunities.
He states that he works hard for the first attendance date and suggests subscribers not to worry too much about the second attendance date if they miss it.
The text mentions that there are three sessions and three exams involved, along with some sketching and drawing.
The person encourages subscribers to focus on the simple things and prepare for the five to sixteen points that they will be tested on.
Some books need to be read, and there are a certain number of days left in the month. If we look at the January exams, the preparation time required is approximately 90 days, but not everyone may be following this schedule. Some may be following different schedules, such as 80, 100, or 90 days.
The person states that he does not beg for time from others and has not been doing so since ever since, except for the case of the Aprroximate Metals, for which he has been requesting time from the subscribers to save 50 days.
If a subscriber has been practicing for only the first 40 days, they will have to dedicate an additional 50 days to preparation for the Aprroximate Metals. This is the request the person is making from the subscribers.