PW jee long lectures for modern maths

Many seniors recommend to solve easy or medium level of jee pyq of chapters relevant in ipmat , instead of segregating and finding questions myself , can i just finish arjuna jee 24 hr lectures[not passively] + ims module of for eg sequence series to compensate for the jee questions, and skip the jee adv questions and also topics not tested much in ipmat like sigma q's in sequence series [ i have access to this jee batch because of my sister]

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Hey, don't start watching lectures of JEE out of blue and just due to hearsay, because maybe JEE questions (easy level) come in the actual IPMAT exam, but if you look at the QA section as a whole, other questions are much more doable and less time taking. So, first of all finish other quant topics like arithmetic, algebra etc. and then study modern maths i.e. 11th and 12th class core maths (NCERT) along your prep, and if required watch Arvind Kalia sir's JEE lectures for some specific topics that come very frequently and you want to grasp them or learn easy ways to solve them, like I did for AM-GM, PnC, Matrices, etc.

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thanks for the advice , for topics like series , pnc and matrices, jee lectures are okay? since they have high frequency in the actual paper

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Yes

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forgot to mention it , should i watch long jee lectures for it for extensive practise and concept depth

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Depends, at which stage of prep are you?

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i have been studying for ipmat from the past 7 months but wasnt consistent enough although number system and arithmetic was finished in my coaching , i didnt give topic test and also did majorly basic questions and now numbers have started again in coaching and i am planning to do modern maths and geometry as arithemtic and number system is again completed in my coaching( they have to follow the order of the module tests)

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abhir123
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just to clarify , sigma Qs are asked in IPMAT INDORE

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