Hello Shikhar

You can find various methods and tricks to prpare for Jee mains. But there are 3 rules which you must not forget during your prepration time:

Don’t leave Mains-specific topics like Statistics, Mathematical Reasoning, Relations, Heights and Distances etc. These chapters are easy and have a very high probability of being asked.

Don’t leave NCERT for Chemistry and Physics especially.

Try to cover all chapters up to a minimum level rather than covering some chapters to a Pro-Level, as in Mains most of the questions will be easy to moderate level so it makes sense to prepare all up to an average level(for JEE aspirants)

Hello,





Jee is considered one of the toughest exams of India.



Just start with the syllabus

1. Analyse the syllabus wholly.

2. Highlight the topics which you haven't read yet, and start with them



3. Make a routine and divide the timing for the three subjects.



4. If you are in 11th, everything would seem to be very new to you. So start with a basic book, I would suggest for the very recommended NCERT  for physics and chemistry.

For maths, practice from r.d Sharma or RS Agarwal.



5. After completion of every chapter, you practice the DDP and study material of any good coaching or else, practice previous years question s.



For physics, i would recommend you to study and practice D.C Pandey.

For chem, ncert +RC Mukherjee(physical) , I think that would be enough .



After, completing your syllabus, probably in the month of Dec, start giving me test series of a good institute.





I hope this helps.

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