Hello,

Please refer to the link given below for the timetable of JEE Main January 2019.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/time-table-for-jee-main-january-2019

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Hi Aspirant,

Get your basics right first.

Go through your NCERT books properly and be clear with the entire theory part.

After you have done that,go to solving the questions.

A few extra books might help you. (Specially R.D.Sharma and H.C.Verma).

Try to solve maximum questions of different types from these books.

Be thorough with inorganic chemistry from your NCERT.

If you still have time left,you can go for the books of Arihant.

However,also give some time to understand your weaknesses and Polish your strengths.

Go through mock question papers and previous years papers to get yourself acquainted to the real exam time scenario.

Hope this helps.

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