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Self Study vs Coaching Institutes for IIT JEE AspirantsLakhs of students sit for JEE ADVANCED every year in hopes of getting an IIT seat. But only a few thousands are able to realize their dreams. With board exam preparation, JEE MAINS PREPARATION and JEE ADVANCED PREPARATION to be done together, many students look for extra dose of help. No wonder, coaching institutes have become one of the most profitable businesses these days.Yet, there are many JEE aspirants who still prefer to study on their own and crack IIT JEE too. According to an IIT Delhi report, 52% candidates to qualify JEE Advanced 2013 had chosen to do self-study while 48% had opted to prepare for exams with the help of coaching institutes.Here is the region-wise breakup of data for students who chose self study vs those who chose coaching institutes:Change in the JEE format might be one reason why some students chose to take matters in their own hand but the main reason why some students refrain from coaching institutes is the commercialization of education by them. JEE coaching is quite expensive.Moreover, coaching institutes do not offer customized solutions to students anymore. To be able to accommodate more students, batch sizes are increased and one-size-fits-all approach is used. Brighter students who learn faster suffer as much as slow learners because study pace is decided according to the performance of mediocre students of these batches.Guwahati zone has the highest percentage of students opting for self-study – perhaps, because it does not have enough good coaching institutes available. Madras zone and Delhi zone are the only two zones where more JEE aspirants opt for coaching institutes rather than studying at home. Bombay zone is an exception in itself as Mumbai as a huge network of coaching students and still 52% students from there opted for self study.So at last it is easily possible to crack JEE exams without coaching but main problem is the doubts that your mind will create while studying. If you are in any coaching institute then you can easily clear your doubts but if you are not in any institute then doubt clearance will be little bit tough.I hope you have understood these things, GOOD LUCK!!!

Well friends there are many students who decides to drop after completing their class 12. Few of them decides to enroll themselves in some reputed coaching while some decides to rely on their self study. Well deciding whether to opt for coaching or go for self study should be decided by the candidate itself irrespective of what their friends or family thinks because at the end of the day it is the candidate itself who has to sit in the paper not their peers.Coaching is a place where you are made master in solving all the aspects that are concerned with JEE. Teachers over there are well qualified in their subjects and have a hell lot of knowledge. So it is an asset when you enroll yourself in a coaching institute. No matter whatever the topics or question is, they are always there to help you out. You will always be guided by the experts in their field. They will also give you strategies regarding how to solve your paper, which subject to attempted first, what books to be referred apart from coaching module, your studying habit and many more stuffs.when it comes to self studies all these amenities will be surely missing. struck on a question or not understanding any topic, you will surely refer to unwanted resources and books which will do nothing other than wasting our time and for a dropper each and every second counts.Many thinks that enrolling in a coaching means wasting your whole day over there. Well it is completely wrong. Coaching hours for droppers is 6–7 hours daily and that to generally in the morning. This means that you will be on a same old schooling schedule. hence you will surely get ample amount of time to devote to your self studies.Lakhs of students sit for JEE Advanced every year in hopes of getting an IIT seat. But only a few thousands are able to realize their dreams. With board exam preparation, JEE Main preparationand JEE Advanced preparation to be done together, many students look for extra dose of help. No wonder, coaching institutes have become one of the most profitable businesses these days.Yet, there are many JEE aspirants who still prefer to study on their own and crack IIT JEE too. According to an IIT Delhi report, 52% candidates to qualify JEE Advanced 2013 had chosen to do self-study while 48% had opted to prepare for exams with the help of coaching institutes.Here is the region-wise breakup of data for students who chose self study vs those who chose coaching institutes:Change in the JEE format might be one reason why some students chose to take matters in their own hand but the main reason why some students refrain from coaching institutes is the commercialization of education by them. JEE coaching is quite expensive.Moreover, coaching institutes do not offer customized solutions to students anymore. To be able to accommodate more students, batch sizes are increased and one-size-fits-all approach is used. Brighter students who learn faster suffer as much as slow learners because study pace is decided according to the performance of mediocre students of these batches.Lakhs of students sit for JEE Advanced every year in hopes of getting an IIT seat. But only a few thousands are able to realize their dreams. With board exam preparation, JEE Main preparationand JEE Advanced preparation to be done together, many students look for extra dose of help. No wonder, coaching institutes have become one of the most profitable businesses these days.Yet, there are many JEE aspirants who still prefer to study on their own and crack IIT JEE too. According to an IIT Delhi report, 52% candidates to qualify JEE Advanced 2013 had chosen to do self-study while 48% had opted to prepare for exams with the help of coaching institutes.Here is the region-wise breakup of data for students who chose self study vs those who chose coaching institutes:Change in the JEE format might be one reason why some students chose to take matters in their own hand but the main reason why some students refrain from coaching institutes is the commercialization of education by them. JEE coaching is quite expensive.Moreover, coaching institutes do not offer customized solutions to students anymore. To be able to accommodate more students, batch sizes are increased and one-size-fits-all approach is used. Brighter students who learn faster suffer as much as slow learners because study pace is decided according to the performance of mediocre students of these batches.Guwahati zone has the highest percentage of students opting for self-study – perhaps, because it does not have enough good coaching institutes available. Madras zone and Delhi zone are the only two zones where more JEE aspirants opt for coaching institutes rather than studying at home. Bombay zone is an exception in itself as Mumbai as a huge network of coaching students and still 52% students from there opted for self study.

While introverts and extraverts both suffer from mental illness, introversion has been definitively and repeatedly linked to depression, suicidal ideation, and attempted suicide. This relationship was first identified in the early 1980's, and has been examined and built upon by dozens of researchers since. Researchers have used a wide variety of techniques to better identify and understand this phenomenon, from psychological autopsy to self-reporting to risk model formation, and many more.One study on personality and suicidality notes that[t]he issue of social isolation has been mentioned as a potential risk factor for suicidality. The introverted individual almost certainly has trouble reaching out to others, especially in times of stress and need. Thus, the social isolation of introversion may set the tone for suicidality. Conversely, it appears from our results that being an Extrovert may protect against suicidality.There is also, however, the possibility that depression somewhat increases introversion scores. The same study reports that[t]here is evidence that Introversion is a trait marker for depression, although Introversion does decrease as depression improves (Kendell and DiScipio, 1968). Hirschfeld et al. (1983) presented data indicating that recovered depressed patients scored lower on the Maudsley Personality Inventory Extroversion scale (i.e. were more Introverted) than did never ill relatives or normals. Similarly, Maier et al., 1992, Swendsen et al., 1995 and Heerlein et al., 1998 found Introversion associated with symptomatic and remitted depressives, and Shea et al. (1996) found that depression, once remitted, does not leave an introversion “scar”.So, yes, introverts are more likely to be depressed, and those who are depressed are also prone to introversion. In short, social isolation begets social isolation, and the positive feedback loop created therein can have serious repercussions for the person experiencing it.As an introvert who struggles with major depression and generalized anxiety every day, I can tell you that it's not a fun process, but it is one that researchers have consistently pointed out over the past few decades.