Can you give me the best time table for JEE exam preparation? I am studying on my own.

Hello Swaraj Firstly, think about weak areas in which you need more practice select your good and bad topics in every subject physics, chemistry, maths, etc. Then, try to give time to each subject every day and do revision on the weekend for whatever you read in the entire week. Try to solve previous year question papers on every weekend so that you can be aware about your level and your weak areas. Don't overload yourself and no need to be stressed. Do 15 minutes of meditation every day in morning and evening. It will help you in proper concentration. According to me, start your study at 4 in the morning and try to clear your concepts and read till 7. Then, do meditation after 2 hours again ready for study till 12 pm. Then take rest for 2 hrs. Then back to your target till 5 pm.

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Your time table should be according to your own lifestyle and in a way your body won't be tired too much. Rather than fixing a time table, fix a topic and number of questions. Target to complete the desired number of questions on time. For example, if you decide that you would do 50 questions of Electrostatics on Monday, then adhere to the same. Now, you have to take time out, if you wish to complete these in 2 sittings, 25-25 questions in each or in 3 sittings. See, we do it the way our lifestyle is. Some people get bored of physics if study for more than 3 hours, while some like physics the most and can study 6 hours non-stop. So you should find out, you must be better in one subject and maybe a bit weaker in some other. Allot time to each topic but yes! THE KEY IS That YOU REACH THE TARGET. Start from less number of topics, gradually when you become familiar with studies you will gain pace. Don't panic, believe in yourself. And yes, do join test-series even if you are not going for any coaching for preparation. Do join test-series, they'll help you evaluate your preparation. All the best dear! Hope this helped somewhat!

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Only you can prepare the best time-table for yourself because if you follow a time-table that doesn't match your capabilities, then it is of no use. Merely by following a random timetable, you are going to land yourself in a difficult situation. So, relax and think about how you are going to decide a daily schedule where you can complete your syllabus, practice enough questions, revise the full syllabus and eventually give mock tests. Just bear one thing in mind that you need to devote at least 10-12 hours of study daily. It depends on you on how you want to divide it and on what subjects.

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Hello, Only you can give yourself best time table. No one else give you because you only know your capability, your comfortable time for study, etc. Firstly, think about weak areas in which you need more practice select your good and bad topics in every subject physics, chemistry, maths, etc. Then, try to give time to each subject every day and do revision on the weekend for whatever you read in the entire week. Try to solve previous year question papers on every weekend so that you can be aware about your level and your weak areas. Don't overload yourself and no need to be stressed. Do 15 minutes of meditation every day in morning and evening. It will help you in proper concentration. According to me, start your study at 4 in the morning and try to clear your concepts and read till 7. Then, do meditation after 2 hours again ready for study till 12 pm. Then take rest for 2 hrs. Then back to your target till 5 pm. Till 10pm, you can study according to your comfort then sleep at 10 pm take proper sleep. Most importantly, set your target is the first thing in the morning and complete that target on that day only whatever the condition. All the best.

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