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The Indian Institute of Technology Bombay is an internationally acclaimed autonomous public research university and technical institute that ranks third in the NIRF 2022 category of Engineering. To get admission into an institute, candidates are required to pass a national-level entrance exam for most of the undergraduate courses. For its four-year undergraduate B.Tech course, it accepts the JEE exam. Since the competition is high for this prestigious institute, you need to score very high in both 12th grade and JEE (advanced). After qualifying for the 12th standard with a score of more than 90%, you need to appear for JEE. Aspirants seeking admission to B.Tech must qualify for JEE Main and JEE Advanced, followed by JOSAA counseling. To get into IIT Bombay, you must have a rank of less than 3000, as the cutoff for almost every branch of B.Tech will be high. For instance, in 2021's last round of counseling, it was 1241 for mechanical engineering; similarly, for civil engineering, it was 3304. You can visit https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-exam to know the syllabus, previous year's paper, and preparation for the JEE exam and start preparing as early as possible.

Good day, Sushant Yadav. Never forget that anything is possible if you put your mind to it. You must have studied in some capacity for both JEE Mains and JEE Advanced even before today, I'm sure. Create a study schedule for all the topics to be covered in this period, not only for Chemistry but also for other disciplines, using the leftover time. Of course, you can devote more time to Chemistry if you feel sure in your knowledge of other courses. At this point, I'd prefer not to advise switching up the books you've been reading because doing so would introduce an abrupt shift in perspective, which could be distracting for someone studying for a competitive exam.