Hello dear aspirant,

Jee mains examination are scheduled between 6-9 Januray 2020 and as your pre boards are going to end on 20 December therefore you will get around 15 days of preparation for jee mains.
Now ,since the syllabus of jee mains are roughly around the syllabus of standard 11th and 12th therefore you should be confident that you have prepared and revised half of the syllabus of jee mains during the preparation of your pre boards.
Now you can utilize the 15 remaining days after pre boards to revise the class 11th syllabus .I shall also suggest you to target your strong topics of class11th first and then move to other sections.You should also make a few sample paper of jee mains.
Doing this will definitely increases your confidence and you will do better in jee mains.
You can also target the second jee mains examination which is going to be conducted sometimes in april.
So there is no need to worry and please don't be tense.
Hope this helps

Hello there!

Greetings!

First of all don't worry for pre -boards as the syllabus of both boards as even if you prepare for your boards it is ultimately going to help you in your jee examination as questions from class 12th physics, chemistry and Mathematics are tgere in jee mains the only difference is that your pre board will be subjective while jee mains will be objective. For jee examination revise the theory part chapterwise in 1 hour or less time and then solve numericals and mcqs from the same chapter , give at least 3 hours to practising questions per chapter and once you are done with the complete syllabus go through previous year question papers of jee mains and solve mock test papers as well, and you don't need to need to be  tensed at all , just be positive and work hard,  you will surely score good marks in jee mains. Good luck for your jee preparation.



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