Jee without coaching in 1 yer possible?

Yeah, of course possible - with dedication, determination and smart study . First thing you should remember is the syllabus because I have seen many students studying some topics without knowing whether that is in syllabus or not. If you know syllabus, you should start developing your knowledge. Just remind one ti

There are two ways to make strategy to clear JEE in one year without coaching-

1.) If you are an average student and basics are not that strong, you should start studying NCERT books first, it will not only make your basic concepts strong but also boost your preparation of JEE-mains specially. Every year, atleast 25 questions out of 30 are asked only in Chemistry from NCERT book.

2.) If you have a good command on basics, Just go for some good books like mentioned in below answer by Shefali. You only have to focus on some concepts of JEE Advanced which are new to you.

Now i would like to give you some tips -

1.) If some concepts seems tough or confusing in books there are always many related video tutorials on youtube.

2.) I will suggest you to start solving Previous year papers before 3 months of JEE mains. This will give you idea about syllabus and also you will come across some important topics and concepts.

3.) You must join JEE test series of any Coaching. It will give you an idea about how you are preparing as well as you will feel the real pressure of sitting 3 hours in JEE before JEE mains itself. It will be bench mark of your preparation.

4.) You should quit every thing which distract you from studying like most commonly facebook and any such thing you consider as a distraction.

5.) Set short term goals and divide the whole syllabus in topics. Analyse your performance every week. If you complete a goal, give yourself reward by going for a movie or restorent to eat your favourite food.

5.) Be determined for JEE and have confidence that you can do it.

It is very much possible to crack the JEE exam without the coaching. However, you need to remain very focussed during the preparation of the exam. I would suggest that you go through the syllabus of both JEE Main and JEE Advanced as well as check the exam pattern.

Understand your strong and weak areas and see how much time you would take while preparing each topic and subject. Make sure that you keep some buffer time for yourself as you prepare for the exam. The most important aspect of self study is to remain dedicated and not lose focus.

I am presuming that you are beginning your preparation for the exam now, then your aim should be to finish both the JEE Main and Advanced syllabus by mid of next year and then you should take up mock tests as well as practise from the question papers of the past years. This will help you to identify your strong and weak areas. If you are solely focussing on the JEE preparation, then you should devote ten to twelve hours everyday. Do not over exert yourself and take short breaks also so that you give rest to your mind.

The last three to months before the exam should be kept for thorough revision and taking up mock tests. During the course of the preparation through self study diligently analyse your weak and strong areas and ensure that you so not repeat the same mistakes.

In the end i Just have to say that it is all about focus, right strategy, studying from the right books and working with the single aim to crack the exam. If you follow this, I am sure you will be able to crack the exam.

Yes, you can crack JEE exam in one year without coaching classes there are many students who have done that. It all depends on your determination and hard work.

To score good marks in JEE make sure you have strong base. You can take help of NCERT books to make your concepts strong. It will help you to solve tricky questions.

It is recommended to use right study material. Don't run after many books.
You can recommended below book after NCERT.

Physics
HC Verma
DC Pandey
I.E. Irodov
Resnick, Halliday, Walker

Chemistry
Organic Chemistry- Morrison Boyd/ O.P Tandon
Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations- R.C. Mukherjee
Numerical Chemistry- P. Bahadur
Concise Inorganic Chemistry- J.D. Lee

Mathematics
R.D. Sharma
Trigonometry, Geometry Books- S.L. Loney
Higher Algebra- Hall and Knight

If you are not joining coaching institute make sure you don't miss your classes.

Refer previous year papers to understand the exam pattern and level of questions. So, that you can plan accordingly.

Practice plays a important role in scoring good marks. You should solve complete mock test series to analyze your preparation level and make sure you do proper analysis of your exam. So, that you can improve your performance. It is very important that you learn from your mistakes.

All the best for your preparation!!

It totally depends on you  how much u will be punchual towards ur study. Coaching only provide punchuality towards ur syllabus . otherwise if ur r good time manager than i preferred u self study.But manyone fails in time management and in selection of topics also.