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The plan has been divided into following parts:-

• 6months - NCERT book preparation with daily 6-7 hours of study and revision of important formukae every weekend.
• 5months - preparation through additional books like OP Tandon for Chemistry, RD Sharma for Mathematics, IE Irodov for Physiscs by taking deep dive into each chapter and solvibg complex problems.try to give sectional mock tests once you complete any one subjects.
• 2 months - complete Revising and solvibg 20 mock exams. Analysis of mock exams is must to focus on weak areas and time consuming problems.
• 1 month - focus on weak areas and solve more problems to make it your core strength and analyse mistakes and aaproach to solve them.
• Last 1 month- finakise strategy, eevise formulae, revise mock exam mistakes and relax alot.

Yes it is quite possible to crack IIT in 15 months here are few thing that you will require:

1) Books:

a) Physics: HC Verma (Must), Irodov(Good to have) and DC Mukherjee for MCQ

b) Chemistry: NCERT, Solomon, OP Tandon or RC Mukherjee

c)  Maths: TMH, Loney and Maron(Calculus)

d) Study Material: FIITJEE, Bansal, Vidya Mandir

e) Online practice: Eagerbug

2) Strategy:

I will explain an 8:5:2 strategy. Some people are able to crack JEE in just one year and others are not able to crack JEE even after preparing for 4-5 years. So I would say it is not difficult to prepare for JEE in the next 15 months but it is not going be easy.

In the first 8 months try to cover the full syllabus which means try to study every topic from just 1 book other than NCERT, and then practice some questions. This is going to be fun if you like PCM because now you will be learning more than your peers and that too on your own.

Once you have completed this you need to start revising. Try to do more difficult questions from different resources and also solve the problems which you found difficult in the first place. You need to achieve this in the next 5 months.

In the last 2 months, we will do a quick revision of the topics and along with this full-length question papers.

Apart from all this, you need to study whatever is being taught in your coaching classes or school.

3) Routine: Studying time bound like 6-10 hours a day is not a great idea. It is better if you study based on the work required to meet your plan, so that may be 6 hours or 12 hours. And after you have completed the work for the day, you can relax.

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