Hello aspirant,

I will list out a few tips for you to use your remaining time as efficiently as possible..

• First and foremost thoroughly solve the previous years questions with proper understanding. Also, practise the problems which are similar to the questions appeared.
• Next practise those chapters whuch have high weightage and are easy like Modern physics, Electrostatics, Units and dimensions etc.
• Mug up all the important formulas in thermodynamics.
• For understanding the concepts use DC Pandey.

For more info regatding imp physics topics go through this link
https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-2020/amp

The best thing you can do for now is that start solving any one of books among them HC VERMA,BM SHARMA, IE IRODOV(for Advanced),DC PANDEY...and many more...
But don't get caught in process of trying to solve questions from each and every book..
First complete any one of them and master the concepts too before going on question solving mode..
Then after you have finished any of these books..it's better to go through previous year papers and questions..
Solving them would be more beneficial because you get to know about the pattern and quality of questions asked in the examination..
Thank you..

Heyyy student

Since there is very less time left , First of all you have to cover all the easy topics out of the syllabus . After you are done with that you can move on to those chapter which you feel hard but you have solved them earlier.  Dont indulge in learning new things now because this will mix all the things in your mind  . And I would suggest rather than going for a book to read you should resolve all the problems that you have solved earlier NOT the easier ones but the JEE main level ones .

Hope this will help.

Hello Anurag,

Physics has both theoretical questions and practical problems. Since questions are mostly concept based and direct questions rarely come in this section.

I would suggest you to solve problems from H.C Verma and D.C Pandey. Focus more on NCERT Book. Solve previous year questions and sample papers as much as you can.

Good luck,

Hope it helps :)

Hello Anurag,


For JEE Main April exam, for physics first of try to cover  the main topics and solve numericals for each topics, for concepts you can prefer any book ,notes.
For numericals try to solve previous year question paper at least last three years including the JEE Main 2020 Jan exam. It will help you a lot.
Your main should be to cover the topics which are easy to score and the topics which has maximum number of question.



Hope this helps you

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