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The greatest study materials, high-quality mock exams, last year's JEE Main papers, a study schedule, and an overall exam-cracking approach are all components of a successful JEE Main preparation plan.
Clearing JEE MAINS in one month is challenging but you can do this with proper study plan.

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A 1-month timetable for JEE preparation should focus on revising key concepts, practicing problem-solving, and taking mock tests. Divide your time equally among Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Dedicate the first 20 days to revising all major topics from the syllabus, covering 2–3 topics daily in each subject. Spend 6–8 hours daily, with regular breaks. Practice previous years' papers and topic-specific problems. In the last 10 days, focus on full-length mock tests and analyzing mistakes to improve accuracy and speed. Prioritize high-weightage topics like Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Organic Chemistry, and Calculus. Stay consistent, manage stress, and maintain a healthy routine.

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Here’s a 1-month JEE preparation timetable for JEE 2025 , assuming you're starting with a basic understanding of the syllabus. This timetable will help you cover important topics, revise key concepts, and practice solving problems.

Week 1-2: Focus on Core Concepts and Theory

Day 1-7: Physics

• Topics to Cover:
  • Mechanics: Laws of Motion, Work-Energy, Rotational Motion
  • Electrostatics : Coulomb’s Law, Electric Field & Potential
  • Optics : Reflection, Refraction, Lenses
    
    
• Study Plan:
  • Morning (3 hours): Study one topic thoroughly (concepts + derivations)
  • Afternoon (2 hours): Practice problems from the topic studied in the morning.
  • Evening (1 hour): Revise previous day’s work.

Day 8-14: Chemistry

• Topics to Cover:
  • Organic Chemistry: Hydrocarbons, Alcohols, Ethers, Aldehydes, and Ketones
  • Inorganic Chemistry: Periodicity, Chemical Bonding, p-Block Elements
  • Physical Chemistry: Mole Concept, Stoichiometry, Solutions
    
    
• Study Plan:
  • Morning (3 hours): Focus on theory and understanding chemical reactions.
  • Afternoon (2 hours): Practice problems (mainly numerical-based for Physical Chemistry).
  • Evening (1 hour): Revise inorganic concepts.
    
    Week 3: Intensive Revision and Practice

Day 15-21: Mathematics

• Topics to Cover:
  • Calculus: Limits, Derivatives, Integrals
  • Coordinate Geometry: Straight lines, Circles, Parabola
  • Algebra: Sequences and Series, Permutations, Combinations
    
    
• Study Plan:
  • Morning (3 hours): Work on solving problems and revising formulas.
  • Afternoon (2 hours): Focus on topic-wise practice tests and solving problems.
  • Evening (1 hour): Quick revision of previous topics.
    
    Week 4: Mock Tests and Final Revision

Day 22-25:

• Take Full-Length Mock Tests (Practice 2 tests per day)
  
  
  • Morning (3 hours): Attempt a full-length mock test.
  • Afternoon (2 hours): Analyze the mock test, understand mistakes.
  • Evening (1 hour): Revise important formulas and concepts.

Day 26-28:

• Focus on Weak Areas
  • Review topics where you scored lower in mock tests.
  • Spend more time on problem-solving, especially in Physics and Mathematics.

Day 29-30:

• Final Revision
  • Go through your notes for all subjects (concepts, formulas).
  • Focus on solving short quizzes or problems for faster recall.
  • Get sufficient rest and ensure you are mentally prepared.
    
    General Tips:
    
    
• Consistency is Key: Stick to the timetable, even if some days feel tough.
• Stay Healthy: Get enough sleep (6-7 hours), drink water, and eat well.
• Focus on Problem Solving: JEE is about applying knowledge to problems. Prioritize problem-solving practice.

This one-month schedule assumes you're comfortable with the basics. If you're starting late, focus on solving as many problems as possible and revising high-yield topics.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.