Now that we’re left with 3 Months in hand – Jan, Feb, Mar it’s time to create a schedule for the next 3 months and follow it religiously. We at Merit Store have created a simple timetable for the next 3 months. You can exclude the month of boards and follow this schedule for 2 months if you are not a dropper.
Monthly Timetable
Put in at least 2 hours a day for each subject as mentioned below. If you can put in 3 hours (most recommended) per subject, then it would be better for your score. Spend these 2-3 hours for solving MCQS since you now have only 3 months to prepare.
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Day 1 : Measurements , Practical Physics , Scalars and Vectors | Mole Concept , Metallurgy | Mathematical Logic
Day 2 : Kinematics , Force | Thermodynamics | Sets, Relations and Functions
Day 3 : Electrostatics , Magnetism | Atomic Structure , Chemical Bonding | Differentiation
Day 4 : Current Electricity , Magnetic Effect of Current| Surface Chemistry , Nuclear Chemistry | Application of Derivatives
Day 5 : Projectile Motion , Kinematics | Alkanes , Alkenes , Alkynes , Aromatic Compounds | Sequences and Series
Day 6 : Light & Sound Waves | Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium | Permutations and Combinations
Day 7 : Circular Motion , Gravitation | s-block elements , Solutions & Colligative Properties | Integration
Day 8 : Rotational Motion , Ray Optics | Thermodynamics , Electrochemistry | Vectors Algebra
Day 9 : Work , Energy & Power , Friction in Solids and Liquids | Practical Chemistry , Mole Concept | Binomial Theorem
Day 10 : Oscillations , Wave Motion , Stationary Waves | p-block Elements | Integration
Day 11 : Light and Sound Waves , Heat Transfer | Chemical & Ionic Equilibrium | Definite Integration
Day 12 : Kinetic Theory of Gases , Atom and Nuclei | Halogen Derivatives of Alkyl Halide , Alcohol , Phenol & Ether | Matrices
Day 13 : Diode and transistors , Communication Systems | Aldehydes, Ketones , Carboxylic Acid , Compounds containing Nitrogen | Application of definite Integration
Day 14 : Electostatics , Current Electricity | d & f block elements , s-block elements | Probability
Day 15 : Magnetism , Magnetic Effect of Current | Thermodynamics , Chemical Equilibrium | Coordinate Geometry
Day 16 : Light and Sound Waves | Revision of All Reactions of Organic Chemistry | 3 d Geometry
Day 17 : Electromagnetic Induction , Electrostatics | Solutions , Colligative Properties and Ionic Equilibrium | Trigonometry
Day 18 : Circular Motion , Gravitation , Rotational Motion | Chemical Kinetics , Alkanes , Alkenes , Alkynes | Limits , Continuity
Day 19 : Electromagnetic Induction , Alternating Current | Alcohol , Phenol , Ether , Aldehydes, Ketones & Carboxylic Acids | Statistics, Continuity
Day 20 : Semiconductors , Practical Physics | Chemical & Ionic Equilibrium | Differentiation
Day 21 : Scalars and Vectors , Force | Thermodynamics , Electrochemistry | Circle & Conics
Day 22 : Kinematics , Circular Motion | Halogen Derivatives of Alkanes , Compounds containing Nitrogen | Trigonometry
Day 23 : Wave Motion , Stationary Waves ,Oscillations | Mole Concept , Atomic Structure | Integration
Day 24 : Elasticity , Surface Tension , Kinetic Theory of Gases | Chemical Bonding , Metallurgy | Differentiation
Day 25 : Heat Transfer , Magnetism | Surface Chemistry , spdf blocks | Circle & Conics
Day 26 : Work , Energy & Power , Ray Optics | Nuclear Chemistry , spdf blocks | Integration
Day 27 : Friction in Solids & Liquids , Current Electricity | Metallurgy , spdf blocks | Trigonometry
Day 28 : Heat Transfer , Oscillations , Wave Optics
Revision of All Reactions of 11th/12th std. Organic Chemistry
Revision of all Formulas of 11th/12th std. Maths
Alert!
Remember that this is going to be difficult to follow if you lose track midway. And you should be willing to study at all times because if you miss it out this month, you are going to ask next month “How to prepare for JEE in 2 months”. We hope that you remain on track this month and just get it done !
Read: What to do when you are losing track
Revise Theory or Practice Sums ?
Well, the answer to this at this stage would be practice sums. You might be anxious about your theory revision but you are not alone. Most students do select theory revision over sums practice because theory revision is easy. But if you want an edge over the competition the right thing to do is practice.
If Revision is your primary focus, then you will never finishing studying for JEE Main examination. You not only have to revise the syllabus, but more importantly the application of it to problem solving. That is why, it is a better approach to solve MCQs and then revise the concept behind the question.
Also, by going through the solutions, you will be revising or learning the application of these concepts.
Read: The Power of Practice
Mock Tests
Solving full testimonial portions as well as previous year’s papers is going to be very important for you. In the month of March, you must push in these mock tests (at least 1 in a day) along with the normal schedule given above. In fact you can reduce the time alloted for normal schedule and allot more time for mock tests.
Important Chapters
Short of time for preparing for JEE Main? You should go for important chapters first. If you feel lazy about studying all chapters, then important chapters are surely going to help. You may also replace the above timetable with a timetable that includes only important chapters. (Note: Important Chapters have been given more importance in the above timetable)
Check the Important Chapters: Most Important Chapters for JEE
All the Best for your JEE Main!
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1 Comment
Do i need to cover each and every chapter of each subject to ace through mains with 270?
If no then how many can i aspire to get in mains if i leave some topics all of which are not tagged important in your list
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