The exact final syllabus for JEE Main 2027 has not been officially released by the NTA yet. However, it will fundamentally be based on the Class 11th & 12th NCERT curriculum for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Start mastering the current, streamlined syllabus now, as the core topics rarely change. Check

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That's the most efficient approach to preparation! The entire JEE Main Syllabus is fundamentally based on the topics covered in the NCERT Class 11th and 12th textbooks for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

Here's what you need to know:

• NCERT is the Core: Approximately 60-70% of the JEE Main syllabus directly

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The Class 11 JEE Mains Physics syllabus covers all the basic building blocks of physics.
You will study motion, forces, energy, rotation, gravitation, and properties of matter. Heat, thermodynamics, gases, oscillations, and waves are also major chapters.
All these topics come directly from the NCERT Class 11 textbook, so

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Just visit the link  I am attaching so that you can get access to the syllabus, including model papers and important topics. AP LAWCET 2026 mainly includes General Knowledge, Mental Ability, Current Affairs, and Law Aptitude, with law-related topics carrying the most marks.
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If you are preparing for JEE 2027 and currently have little concept clarity, start by focusing on the basics. Understand the fundamental concepts in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths using your school textbooks. After learning a concept, practice simple problems to apply what you have learned. Gradually move to more

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The JEE syllabus mainly covers Physics, Chemistry, and Math from NCERT Class 11 and 12.
You should follow NCERT first because it builds the strongest foundation for all three subjects.
For a deeper understanding, use books like H.C. Verma (Physics), Cengage (Maths), and O.P. Tandon / M.S. Chouhan (Chemistry).

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No, radioactivity is not included in the current JEE Main syllabus .
NTA has removed the full chapter from the Physics syllabus. This includes:

• Alpha, beta, gamma radiations

• Properties of these radiations

• Radioactive decay law

• Related formulas and concepts

So you do not need to study radioactivity for JEE