Kinematics is a topic that if covered properly can boost your score. It is pretty easy conceptually. The real problem lies in applying these while solving questions. So this is what I would suggest:

Step 1: Do Halliday Resnick

They go through the concepts while drawing from day-to-day instances. They explain not only the 'what' but the 'how'. This will come in handy while problem solving. Do the check-point questions and the examples by yourself along the way.

Step 2: Do H. C. Verma

Do every problem you see in this book. You have time right now. In a week or two, finish it off. Focus more on the last few problems as these are the hardest.

Step 3: Do old JEE questions

By this I mean the analytical ones too as they really test your understanding. To them once now and then again later on.

You need to practice a lot to get a grasp on Kinematics but it is fun. Just keep practicing everyday, at least a few questions, if you really feel that you aren't able to do anything.

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