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IIT JAM Statistics: Real Toppers' Strategy | Mocks, Mistakes & Final Month Plan

Welcome to Tattvaras Podcast Series: Jnana-Jijñāsā Episode 12! Meet Pratik Lakhani — a seasoned Data Scientist at Capital One. He has completed his Masters in Statistics from ISI Kolkata. Meet Spandan Ghoshal — a Senior Research Fellow at ISI Kolkata. We are often approached by our juniors with various queries about this JAM exam, and therefore, we have tried to compile all those questions into a single, concise discussion. Pratik, Spandan, and Mainack - all three of us - cleared this examination in 2021, and we will be sharing our experiences so that all aspirants can benefit from them. 00:00 Brief Introduction 00:41 What are the biggest mistakes people make during the preparation phase that you have noticed? 06:38 Suppose you couldn't solve a problem during practice. What did you do? How much time should an aspirant spend on a single problem before looking at the solution? 09:36 How should one ideally give a mock test? (e.g., Time of day, environment, frequency). 13:09 How did you deal with low mock scores or self-doubt in general? 18:04 You prepare all year, but the last month is critical. How did you utilize your final month? 21:41 Looking back, what is one thing you feel you should have done differently to improve your score even further? 25:06 How did you keep the formulas fresh in your mind? 28:12 How did you attempt the paper? What specific time limits did you set for each section? 35:28 Did you ever feel during the exam that ‘this paper is going bad’? How did you recover from that thought? 39:40 More Important topics 42:20 One habit that helped your JAM preparation the most. 45:35 If you had to give just one piece of advice to a JAM Statistics aspirant appearing this year, what would it be? 🔗 Connect on LinkedIn • Guest: Pratik Lakhani –   / pratik-lakhani-a256b8184   • Guest: Spandan Ghoshal –   / spandan-ghoshal-809979166   If you found value here, please like, subscribe, and share with fellow enthusiasts!