Hello,

If you are beginner and starting from scratch then i am sorry to say but two months won't be enough.
But if you have been preparing a little bit from 4-6 months then yes you can utilise these two months with your fullest potential and then you can surely get a good score.
You will have to put 12-14 hours at any cost. Forget about what people say about 8 hours minimum sleep and all that, you have the most important exam of your life infront of you so you will have to do something extraordinary.
Firstly, cover those topics that carries more weightage and are asked every year. Don't enter into the topics that are complex and you find extremely difficult because that will take a lot of time.Solve previous years question papers.
Complete topics and solve more and more question papers. Have patience and give you best everyday.

I hope this helps.

Dear student,

If you are preparing for jee exams, then first thing that you should keep in your mind is - There is no time table for this.
Study, prepare practice as much as you can and utilise all the time that you have.
Many say that study 10 hrs or 5 hrs or 4 hrs daily and you will crack jee exams. But they are wrong. Every student is unique and have different recepting power of brain. Some require lot of work and practice to master a certain topic while some can remember in less time and by seeing one time.

So, use all your time and just note that - practice and study all the three subjects daily.
Give less time to your strong topics and more time to the topics that in which you face problem.
Give test series daily.

And this is my only advice use all your free time or leisure time in your preparation got jee.
Because preparing for jee exams is a dedication, it's like a devotion. And if you are dedicated then there is no time table for this.

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