How can I crack JEE Main in 3 months?

JEE Main is the exam of diversity, covering range of chapters from Physics, Chemistry, & Mathematics. So if you want to crack JEE Main exam in 3 month, do prepare well. But the main problem with the nature of this exam. It demands efficient compilation of almost full course, in case you are willing to get a really good score in it. So it becomes important to have a thorough look of the entire syllabus 3 months prior to the exam. Assuming that you are starting this compilation process from New year, here is the 3-months preparation plan for JEE Mains. Your schedule of study must be in accordance with your habits.Don't bring any drastic change in the style of your studying when you are so close to the exam.JEE MAIN is an exam of speed. Unless you have firm command on calculations, you can't crack questions within specified period of time .So make yourself comfortable with the calculations.If you have opted for online mode of examination, practice accordingly so that you may adapt yourself to the mode of examination. Don't panic about the expectations. Keep motivating yourself.Your efforts are important and they never go in vain.Don't study a topic you haven't read at all so far.Skip any such topic in the monthwise tables provided here.Don't waste much time on those topics that are not that fruitful as far as weightage point of view is concerned. Wish you all the very best.

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You have to go for the subjects, which will be asked more questions give your all time to that portion you will definitely get good marks.

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Hello, In JEE Mains, the questions are not that tough but they require high conceptual knowledge and solving skills. The questions are from PCM only based on classes 11&12 syllabi (NCERT). First, you can go through the concepts in PCM as they play a major role in any of the exams. The questions in JEE Mains will be generally easy but you need to master the concepts to be fast in answering as the time is not more. You can prefer NCERT books for getting conceptual clarity. Then you can prefer TMH (Tata Mc Graw Hill) and Arihant books for PCM concepts as well as problems. They are really good books for JEE preparation and they provide good quality of exercises for practice. You can solve as many problems as you can within the time limit so that they will provide you a better way of preparation for JEE Mains. The previous year's papers would help you a lot to understand the quality of questions in JEE. In the last days of preparation, it is good to avoid new topics and give as many mock tests as possible. Stay focused and work hard. All the best!

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first be friendly with NCERT text books

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With just three months left for the JEE Mains 2016, students are either finishing their course or have started doing revision and mock tests. Each test must be followed by an in-depth test analysis to know your weaker areas. The following plan will help in preparation. Month-wise plan: Jan-Feb: This time is crucial and may be utilised for revision. Subject-wise plan with important chapters must be identified with taking help from teachers/ experts in case one wishes to plug loopholes. March-April: For students who are taking up board exams, this time should be essentially used for taking up mock tests on lines of JEE (Mains) and JEE (Advanced). Analysis of each paper is important to check the mistakes and to avoid repeating them in the actual JEE. The time gap between the board exams should be smartly utilised subject wise catering to the needs of both boards and entrance exams. For students who are repeaters, should choose systematic revision plan involving rigorous testing concept-wise/chapter-wise along with several mock tests from reliable sources as per current pattern of the JEE. Below are the important topics to focus on physics, chemistry and maths.

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When you are only left with 3 months to prepare for JEE. You would require a lot of dedication and hard-work. Below mentioned are some details about which section to cover first and which part should be given more importance. - Physical Chemistry This is the easiest part of all of the JEE syllabus. Go through all the chapters, studying each and every part and practising lots of questions. You would need to memorize the formulas, have a good hold on a few concepts and should be able to do a little multiplication, division etc. - Chemistry Chemistry is the easiest and the most scoring part of JEE Mains and Advanced Paper. Honestly, this is the subject that could still fetch you about 90+ (out of 120), in JEE if studied properly and with full dedication! Chemistry could be divided into 3 parts, -Inorganic Chemistry If you are good at mugging up which most of us are, this is a section which could surely fetch you 100% score. Inorganic chemistry requires a good amount of time to read and memorize each and every aspect of the whole bunch of reactions. - Organic Chemistry This again is also a very scoring section and needs to be understood well. You should know all the Reactions well, how they proceed and most importantly, the mechanism they follow. Go through your NCERT thoroughly for Chemistry. Important Chapters: Mole Concept, Equilibrium, Liquid Solutions, Chemical Kinetics, All of the Inorganic is equally important, Benzene, Aldehydes and Ketones, Amino Acids, *Perkins Reaction* Physics This section would require a lot of time to master which you don't have. I would advise you to go through Electricity and Magnetism, Modern Physics and Thermal Physics first. This 3 constitute of about 60+% of Physics syllabus. Modern Physics should be given a greater emphasis as it is mostly a formula and calculation based section and usually, quite a good number of questions are asked from this section. Thermal Physics is also a calculation and formula based section and require a lot of memorization of formulas. Important Chapters: Thermodynamics, Current and Electricity, Wave Optics, Atomic Structure, Rotational Mechanics Mathematics Maths is the broadest and the most difficult section of all 3. It consists of Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus, Geometry, and Vectors. You don't have enough time to cover all these sections.

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