Dear student,
It depends on your level of preparation. If you are confident about your preparation and have prepared nicely all year round for jee mains then at this moment of time revising notes, solving previous years questions, taking mock tests will be good for you but if you aren't that confident them i would advice you to take up the crash course. If you haven't studied consistently all year round then it would be really difficult to crack jee now.

Dear student,

If you have written the notes properly and in a good manner with all the important questions, revision questions, etc. then it is best to revise notes and practice the sample papers and the previous years question papers. Because there is very less time and if you take a crash course then you will be crashed. So, don't go for crash course. Revise and practice as much as you can do. And revise only those concepts which you find difficult or you get stuck while solving problems. And solve the previous 10 years questions papers of jee mains atleast 5 times.

So, it will be best to revise notes or lectures and practice questions.

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