The JEE Advanced exam is a highly competitive exam that requires a strategic approach to categorize questions as easy, medium, hard, time-taking, and know which ones to skip. Here are some tips to help you categorize the questions: Read the question carefully: Read the question carefully and identify the type of question. For example, some questions may be based on concepts that you are familiar with, while others may be more complex. Prioritize questions: Prioritize the questions based on your strengths and weaknesses. Start with the easy ones, then move on to the medium ones, and finally the hard ones. Time management: Keep track of the time you spend on each question. If you find that a question is taking too long, skip it and move on to the next one. Elimination method: Use the elimination method to identify the correct answer. Eliminate the options that are clearly incorrect and focus on the remaining options. Mark the questions: Mark the questions that you skip, so that you can come back to them later if you have time. Practice: Practice as many previous year question papers as possible to get an idea of the types of questions that are asked, and the time it takes to solve them. Remember, the key to success in JEE Advanced is not just about solving the questions but also managing your time efficiently. With the right approach, you can categorize the questions, know which ones to skip and ace the exam.