If you want to score above 200, you definitely have to go beyond easy questions. I suggest you to strengthen the topics which you are already familiar with instead going for new.

Hello Tushar
See if you aim to score atleast 200 marks in JEE Main, you would definitely have to look beyond the "easy" topics. But still to facilitate your question, I would suggest strengthening your Chemistry because it is the most scoring section in JEE Mains. Further in Chemistry, Organic is quite scoring and Inorganic oftenly comes from NCERT. In Phyics, the easier topics would definitely be Semiconductors, Laws of Motion, Communication, Electric Current, Electrostatics etc. In Maths - Co-ordinate Geometry, Probability, AOD, Permutations & Combinations, Linear Programming are good to score.
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In JEE you should follow below Prioritizing chapters-

Physics

Physics requires you to have a strong hold on concepts. Once the concepts have been mastered, they are very easy to retain. Some chapters for JEE from physics have a heavy weightage in the exams. Heres the priority sequence you can follow chapter-wise.

Mechanics

Any JEE level mechanics problem can be solved by a combination of one or more of these:

Newtons laws

Work energy theorem

Law of conservation of energy

Law of conservation of momentum (linear/angular)

Equation of continuity

Bernoullis theorem

Electricity and magnetism

Thermal physics

Fluids and waves and sound

Potentiometer-related experiments

Optics

Modern physics

Chemistry

Physical chemistry

Mole concept

Atomic structure

Other topics- Other concepts like Chemical Thermodynamics, Chemical Equilibrium, Chemical Kinetics, Electrochemistry, etc. have nearly equal weightage. So, they can be revised in any order, but remember that a few questions are guaranteed to come from this section.

Organic chemistry

General organic chemistry

Named reactions

Organic synthesis

Inorganic Chemistry

All the chapters are important

Mathematics

Calculus

C0-ordinate geometry

Vectors

Algebra

Trigonometry



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1. Don't panic. Keep telling yourself that panic won't help and try to keep yourself as calm as possible.

2. STOP studying new chapters completely. It will NOT help at this moment. Revise the basic concepts and formulas, especially for the areas that are your strongest (yes strongest, not weakest). Make sure you get everything right in these.

3. Try some practice tests. A lot of them are available online with solutions. You could try the previous year Question papers or other sample papers at this time. The purpose is to put yourself through the 3 hour exam routine (preferably from 9:30 to 12:30) multiple times so that you feel comfortable on the day of the exam. (This routine is very important and neglected a lot.) Practice at least  3-5 (it would be ideal though if you get 6-8) tests before exam.

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