How to make notes for JEE

Making notes while you are preparing for JEE is one of the best (and super beneficial!) habits to adapt.. They can prove to be a rank booster of your JEE result.. Reason being, the last time studies.. No book can help you during your last days of preparation, only your hand made notes can. They are more helpful than you think.. I know it personally! Usually students don't pay much attention in making notes. And mind you, that's a big mistake. In fact, summing up altogether, they help you better than any other book. So, in this post, I'll be discussing how to make effective notes amidst your preparation.

• By making effective notes, I don't mean all sorts of decoration and colorful work. No! That's a bad idea.. But yes, make clean, easy to understand notes and at most use 2 different color pens max! (if you want to). Don't waste energy in that decoration stuff.. You'll not get any award for it.. Just make sure YOU are comfortable with it, if you look back at it after a few months. 
• Don't copy down theory and formulas from any book.. That's useless! Never do it. Write whatever your teacher tells in the class, every minute thing because you'll never get to hear it again. The problems that are being solved in class, note'em all. 
• After every chapter, leave at least 3-4 blank pages to write something useful later or some good questions of that topic that you think are good and need to be revised later. 
• For people doing self study, write anything that you observe (not copy) while doing a certain topic. That's really useful.. The idea is to capture some important things that you don't find anywhere else.. Theory, diagrams, understandings anything! 
• Don't keep it professional looking. It's only for you. Write some lines in your mother tongue, be it hindi, bengali, gujrati, marathi, telugu, kannada, tamil.. slang, funny...anything to understand that thing well. Keep it as simple as you can and try to make the stuff interesting for future studying.  
• Don't write unnecessary things.. Keep it to the point and straight forward.. Big paragraphs- NEVER! Writing useless things will eventually make you lose interest.. 
• If you skip any class or anyhow miss your schedule due to any reason.. leave pages and and continue and do the previous work the same day. Don't keep it pending otherwise it'll never be done and will prove to be painful afterwards. Normally students slack off once they miss 1-2 classes.. That's deadly.. Try to cover and capture everything and never procrastinate. 

So.. That was it I think.. Happy notes-making! :)
If you still have any doubts you can very well comment here or mail me!