Hello Khushi,

I'm happy you're making the decision to get back on track, and it's totally acceptable to feel like you're beginning over. It can be somewhat overwhelming to prepare for competitive tests like JEE, but a new start with the correct attitude and approach can have a significant impact. To assist you get back on track, let's divide it into digestible chunks that you can perform both practically and mentally.

1. Keep in mind that persistent work, not starting late or early, is what will determine your success in JEE. Despite having a delayed start, many students succeed by persevering and giving it their all.

2.Go Over Your Previous Work- Spend a day or two reviewing the material you have already studied. Determine which subjects you feel comfortable discussing and which ones require work.

3. You must strike a balance between studying for the JEE and your academic work. If you're in the eleventh grade and classes are still in session, try to commit four to five hours each day to JEE preparation; if you have weekends or holidays, extend the time.

4. Practice by working through as many issues as you can. Since practice is essential for JEE success, try to complete ten to fifteen problems from each subject each day. Build your foundation with NCERT books first, then tackle more difficult tasks with reference books.

You have got this! The fact that you are recommitting to your preparation demonstrates your perseverance. Focus on your goals, and with constant effort, you will undoubtedly succeed.

Hello,

Yes, you can definitely start preparation of JEE from now. You just need to focus on your studies with a stress free mind.

You can go through the Last minute preparation tips for JEE exam for your help.

Just be calm, and start preparing.

Good luck !

Hello,

Don't worry, it's never too late to start anew! Given your 5-month study hiatus, it's essential to reboot your preparation strategy. Begin by setting realistic goals and creating a tailored study plan. Allocate time for each subject, focusing on weak areas. Start with basics, gradually increasing difficulty levels. Utilize online resources, such as video lectures, practice tests, and mobile apps, to supplement your learning. Stay committed, and you'll be back on track in no time!

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The first you need to do is just relax your mind and stay away from any kind of stress. You are in 11th class right now,you have enough time left to prepare for the exam. You can start again and get good score in the exam. Try to get a comprehensive understanding of the concepts of class 11th and 12th. 11 and 12th covers the most of syllabus for jee exam.

First start with easy topics and gain some confidence ,then go for the difficult concepts.  See previous year question papers to get familiarise yourself with exam pattern and syllabus and prepare accordingly. Previous year question papers gives you idea about weightage and frequency of various topics. To know more about jee preparation,visit JEE mains prepration tips 2025

You are currently in the 11th grade and will be appearing for the JEE exam in the summer of 2026, giving you more than a year to prepare. If you haven’t studied much so far, that’s okay—it’s never too late to start. You still have sufficient time, so stay calm and restart your preparation with confidence. Careers360 is here to support you throughout your journey.

We encourage you to review the JEE syllabus and practice previous years question paper .

Hey Khushi.

If you are in 11th you still have time for JEE. Stop thinking you are late. Others are more late . Start studying . You don't need to start with 10hrs a day . Start with 4hr be consistent and then slowly increase the time you study . Practise and practice a lot. Solve past papers. Most important is need to be mentally strong . There will be lot of moments where it will feel too much and you want to quit. You need to ask yourself how bad you want it . All the best ! You are not late . Start your prep now!