How to Prepare for JEE Main in 45 days?

With less than two months to spare for JEE Main Exam 2019 January session, you must take a glimpse of how to prepare for JEE Main in 45 days. The study plan for JEE Main preparation is made by our educational experts who have appeared and cracked the examination before. On top of it, the schedule ensures that it doesn’t hamper your Class XII board exams preparation. As per the official notification by National Testing Agency (NTA), the first session of JEE Main will be held from 6th to 20th January 2019.

You have roughly 40-45 days in your hand, but the best thing about our JEE Main strategy is that it will help you prepare for the board exam simultaneously. Just make sure you stick to this 45 days plan for JEE Main till the night before the exam. Let’s get started!

5 Things to remember before starting your JEE Main Preparation?

Follow the mentioned tips to make sure you are studying the smart way.

Study from Authentic Books:

Before sticking to this study plan, ensure that you study from the authentic books by reputed authors (For example- HC Verma is one of the best books to study Physics).
Class XII preparation is equally important:Also, focus on Class XII preparation from NCERT books. Ultimately, your Class 12th percentage determines whether you are eligible to appear for admission to IITs/NITs/CFTIs. The minimum required percentage to qualify in the JEE Main exam is 75%.
Study every single day:Do not let go even a single day without the preparation as it will double up the number of topics the next day!
Save at least 1 hour for the hobby:

You are doing no justice to your body if you do not spend an hour on your most favorite thing each day. Spend some time playing outdoors if possible to relieve the stress.
Seek guidance from experienced candidates:

Always remember, “There’s no person wiser than an experienced one” as you get to know lots of strategies which a book can never teach you.

JEE Main 2019 Preparation: Last 45 Days

The mentioned JEE study plan will not only help the beginners but also the prepared candidates who are seeking the revision tips for JEE.

Week 1: Study the basic concepts of each section

Start-off your preparation for the JEE Main by studying the basic concepts which are covered within the first three units of the syllabus in each subject. For Example- In Physics, the first three units (Units & Dimensions, Measurement of Errors & Vectors) will help you grasp all the basic formulas, derivations, and conversions. Follow the same strategy in Chemistry and Mathematics too.

Day	Physics	Chemistry	Mathematics
Day 1	Units & Dimensions	Mole Concept	Limits & Derivatives
Day 2	Measurement of Errors	Coordination Chemistry	Trigonometry
Day 3	Vectors	Alcohols, Phenols, and Ethers	Quadratic Equation
Day 4	Kinematics	p-Block elements	Differentiation
Day 5	Newton’s Laws of Motion	Atomic Structure	Vector Algebra
Day 6	Friction	Gaseous State	Integration
Day 7	It’s time to put your knowledge to test! Start solving questions of aforementioned topics from mock tests and sample question papers. Make sure you attempt each question within 1 minute 30 seconds.

Week 2: Target most important topics and start revising the previous topics

Once you are well-versed with the basics of each subject, move on to studying the most important topics. Week 2 will be the most important session of JEE Main study plan as it will play the major role in scoring 100+ marks in all the three subjects.

Most Important topics of each section are covered in Week 2
Day	Physics	Chemistry	Mathematics	Revision
Day 8	Centre of Mass, Momentum & Collision	Hydrogen & its Compounds	Coordinate Geometry	Vector Algebra, Atomic Structure
Day 9	Rotational Dynamics	s-Block Elements	Complex Number	Vectors, Atomic structure
Day 10	Simple Harmonic Motion	Isomerism of Organic Compounds	Integral Calculus	Newton’s Law of Motion, Gaseous State
Day 11	Fluid Mechanics	Solid State	P & C	Limits & Derivatives, Units & Dimensions
Day 12	Bernoulli’s Principle	Environmental Chemistry	Binomial Theorem	p-Block elements, Differentiation
Day 13	Wave Motion & String Waves	Chemical Kinetics	Circles	Quadratic Equation, Coordination Chemistry
Day 14	Test your speed and accuracy by solving sample papers and mock tests. Focus solving questions from Week 2 topics as well as the previously revised topics.

Week 3: Emphasise more on doing the revision

As of now, we have been following a pattern of one chapter a day in each subject. That means it will not be easier for you to grasp the whole information. Prefer doing the revision of topics covered in Week 1 & 2.

Revision of topics covered in Week 1 & 2
Day	Physics	Chemistry	Mathematics
Day 15	Measurement of Errors, Kinematics	Mole Concept, Coordination Chemistry	Coordinate Geometry, Integral Calculus
Day 16	Rotational Dynamics, Simple Harmonic Motion	Atomic Structure, Gaseous State	Trigonometry, Quadratic Equation
Day 17	Fluid Mechanics, Bernoulli’s Theorem	Hydrogen & Its Compounds, s-block elements	Binomial Theorem, P & C
Day 18	Wave Motion & String Waves	Solid State, Chemical Kinetics	Circles & Complex Number
Day 19	Centre of Mass & Collision	Isomerism of Organic Compounds, Environmental Chemistry	Differentiation, Integration
Day 20	Any two of the above topics which you are still not clear with	p-Block elements, Alcohols, Phenols & Ethers	Limits & Derivatives
Day 21	Keep solving the sample papers and mock tests every seventh day of the week to test your accuracy and speed.

Week 4: Day-wise Subject Plan (2 Fresh Topics + 1 Revised Topic)

By now, your half the preparation must be complete. Next, you will be following a day-wise subject plan which will include two fresh topics and a previously revised topic.

Day	Subject	Topics
Day 22	Physics	Nuclear Physics, Modern Physics, Kinematics
Day 23	Chemistry	Electrochemistry, Solutions, s-block elements
Day 24	Mathematics	Applications of Derivatives, Limit & Continuity, Coordinate Geometry
Day 25	Physics	Heat & Thermodynamics, Work, Energy & Power, Fluid Mechanics
Day 26	Chemistry	Carboxylic Acids and their derivatives, Amines, Hydrogen and its Compounds
Day 27	Mathematics	Inverse Trigonometric Functions, Circles, and Family of Circles, Circles
Day 28	Devote 2.5 hours each for all the three subjects by solving questions from mock tests and sample papers

Week 5: Revise Week 1 & 4 topics

After a month of hardcore studying, ensure that you revise the basics and recently covered topics in Week 4. Choose two topics from Week 1 & the other two from Week 4

Revision of Topics covered in Week 1 & 4
Day	Subject	Topics
Day 29	Physics	Newton’s Law of Motion, Friction, Nuclear Physics, Modern Physics
Day 30	Chemistry	Atomic Structure, Gaseous State, Electrochemistry, Solutions
Day 31	Mathematics	Differentiation, Integration, Application of Derivatives, Limits & Continuity
Day 32	Physics	Vectors, Kinematics, Heat & Thermodynamics, Work, Energy & Power
Day 33	Chemistry	Carboxylic Acids and their derivatives, Amines, Alcohols, Phenols & Ethers, p-Block elements
Day 34	Mathematics	Trigonometry, Limits & Derivatives, Inverse Trigonometric Functions, Circles, and Family of Circles
Day 35	Devote 2.5 hours each for all the three subjects by solving questions from mock tests and sample papers

Week 6: Study fresh topics on Day 36, 37, 38 only

Only 10 days to go before the JEE Main examination and you have to finish off a few fresh topics in first three days itself. Once you complete the new topics, save the last 7 days for full- syllabus revision.

Day	Physics	Chemistry	Mathematics
Day 36	Current Electricity	d & f Block Elements, Biomolecules	Straight Lines and Pair of Straight Lines, Trigonometric Ratios
Day 37	Wave Optics	Aldehydes & Ketones, General Organic Chemistry	The solution of Triangles, Parabola
Day 38	Ray Optics	Polymers, Metallurgy, Surface Chemistry, Chemistry in Everyday Life	Solve questions from the topics covered on Day 36, 37
Day 39	Revise topics covered in Week 2 & Week 3
Day 40
Day 41
Day 42	Solve questions from topics covered in Week 2 & Week 3 plus the questions from topics covered on Day 36, 37, 38

JEE Main Examination: Work on your weak areas in the last 3 days

Do not study any fresh topics rather focus on solving questions from important topics. Do the complete revision for once and work on your weak areas. Also, revise all the formulas and take a quick look at all the notes prepared by you.

JEE Main Preparation for Droppers & Class XII Board Examinees

Students appearing in Class XII Board Exams

Study in 3 shifts every day:

Paper-I will include questions from 3 subjects including Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. The best thing you can do is a study in three different shifts after school. On an average, a student appearing for both Class XII board & JEE Main spend 2 hours in coaching or taking tuitions. Therefore, you have roughly 5-6 hours left before you go for a good night sleep.

Spend 1 Hour on each subject daily (excluding coaching hours):

Sounds a bit tough! Considering preparation for both the competitive examinations, spending an hour on each subject is the most efficient and consistent strategy.

Dedicate your most inactive hour to Mathematics:

Prefer studying Mathematics in the last shift of the day. This is because it takes the least concentration of yours among the three subjects.

Study your weak subjects at your most energetic hour:

In case you are weak in Chemistry or Physics, it is recommended to focus on these subjects at the time when your concentration level is maximum.

For droppers (students who take a year break for the preparation after Class XII board exams)

You are certainly at a slight advantage of cracking the JEE Main Exam if you have taken a year-long break. It leaves you ample amount of time to do the preparation plus you do not have to focus on Class XII board preparation.

Dedicate 2.5 hours to each subject daily:

As you are not going to school any longer, it gives you lots of time to invest in JEE exam preparation. Make sure you find at least 2.5 hours for each subject on a regular basis.

A study from NCERT books to strengthen your basics:

The only disadvantage a school passed-out faces is that he is not in touch with the NCERT books. Studying from an NCERT book helps you improve your grip over the subject.

Do not get distracted from your goal:

It is usually seen that the droppers are prone to get distracted as compared to school-goers. Stay in good company and talk to people who can guide you during the preparation.

Best Books for JEE Main 2019 Exam

You must prefer studying from the following books mentioned in the table:

Physics

S.No	Name of Book	Author Name
1	The concept of Physics Part 1 & 2	HC Verma
2	IIT JEE Physics	D.C. Pandey
3.	Physics for IIT JEE	Resnick, Halliday, Walker

Chemistry

S.No	Name of Book	Author Name
1	Organic Chemistry	Morrison Boyd.
2	Inorganic Chemistry	O.P. Tandon
3.	Numerical Chemistry	P. Bahadur

Mathematics

S.No	Name of Book	Author Name
1	IIT Mathematics	M.L. Khanna
2	Higher Algebra	Hall & Knight
3.	Differential Calculus	A Das Gupta

This is certainly the best JEE Main study plan, stay dedicated and determined.

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