Invest4Edu launches Skill Booster Bootcamp to double JEE success rates

Mumbai : Invest4Edu, a platform which offers education planning, saving and investment services, has launched a skill booster bootcamp to help students master essential skills required to excel in JEE. With a focus on skills like critical thinking, problem solving, time-management and stress management, the skill booster bootcamp helps students go beyond just rote memorisation. 

In India, the JEE exam is a significant milestone for students aspiring to pursue engineering careers. Historically, the success rate has been around 1-2%, this means that only a very small fraction of the total number of candidates are successful in cracking it. Preparation for the JEE exam requires dedication, hard work, and a deep understanding of concepts in subjects like physics, chemistry, and mathematics. 

The bootcamp helps personalised skill development by creating customised recommendations focusing on the student’s strengths and areas to improve. Comprehensive skill assessment helps assess the progress of the student and work towards achievement of goals. Expert guidance from mentors and counsellors offers guidance throughout the journey. The bootcamp also offers progress tracking with weekly reports and insights. The skill booster bootcamp, which is conducted online, offers a combination of mentoring classes and activity days. Activities include educational videos, articles, puzzles for critical thinking, and interactive case studies. 

“The bootcamp is ideal for students who are proactive about their future and are looking for a comprehensive approach to both exams and personal growth. Students must be willing to dedicate between 1 to 3 hours per day. This time will be invested in a combination of guided sessions, personal study, and skill-building activities. This bootcamp will help students not just excel in JEE but also flourish in any career path they pursue,” Peeyush Agarwal, CEO, Invest4Edu, said. 

Preparation for the JEE exam should start as early as possible, and the bootcamp is open to 9th, 10th, and 11th graders. This gives students enough time to cover all the topics thoroughly and to revise them multiple times. Starting early can give students the opportunity to identify their weaknesses and to work on them effectively.