Every student has a different study method. So, you need to have a unique timetable that plays to your strengths and one person's study schedule may not work for everyone.  Since you still have some syllabus left, I suggest the following:

• New chapters :  Try completing high weightage, easy and

There are three channels of admission. Candidates will be admitted to IISER only through these channels.

1- Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) channel

2- Joint Entrance Examination of Indian Institutes of Technology (JEE) channel

3-State and Central Boards Channel (SCB) channel

No!! You can get into IISERs through jee advance.Candidates

Hello Gautam,

Students passed out from NIOS board can write any professional body exam such as CLAT, Engineering, Medical, etc and every university must accept students from open schooling.  “The Secondary/Sr. Secondary certificate obtained from NIOS have the same recognition as certificates issued by other Boards. NIOS is vested with

Hello Rohit!

Your best topics are those which you have been preparing since the beginning of your preparation. At last time it is not wise to start a new topic.

Still Mathematical Reasoning, Semiconductors, Chemistry in Everyday life, Polymers, Drugs and Explosives are easy chapters which can be covered easily.

Hello Bhanu,

Important topics of each subjects are as follows:-

For mathematics

• Complex Numbers And Quadratic Equations
• Permutation And Combination
• Binomial Theorem
• Sets
• Introduction to 3D Geometry
• Linear Inequalities
• Statistics
• Mathematical Reasoning

For physics

For chemistry

• Some Basic Concepts of

Hello, Ritu!

The minimum subject requirement depends on the entrance exam you choose to give.

For JEE, you should have passed 12th or equivalent with minimum 5 subjects and 75% marks.

For BITSAT, the criteria is that you should have scored at least 75% in PCM (Physics, chemistry and math)

Hii

It is very complicated situation to guess your correct guesse. There are possiblities like there may be no answer correrct, or all answer be correct(very very less probablity). And ther may be possibility that you may get even worse percentile than before. 

But by my experience you may not