Focus on completing the NCERT first. If you are able to the NCERT (for which you have approximately 2 months now), you will score really good in boards as well as above average in JEE Main.

Ensure that you complete NCERT thoroughly, solve each and every question and example given

Dear Aspirant

The best way to overcome from this is read firstly ncert in depth with full concentration and make short notes with all important point In them .so there is no need to read in next many times .Just revise the short note and try to manage things .Mark

yes the course is same in RBSE  as that of ncert.

About 80-85% of the total questions came directly from NCERT

Dear Aspirant,

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Hello Victor,

First of all, it's difficult to complete the whole portion in a month's time. You have to work really hard in order to finish the maximum portion possible. Therefore, I would suggest you to only go through the important chapters thoroughly. Study for atleast 5 hours a day.

hi,

maha cet exam is basically based on maharastra board 12th course, you may follow ncert also, however you need to practice a lot of mcq questions. you may follow arihant books for mcq practice.

question will mostly come from 12th syllabus, almost 60% questions is from 12th syllabus. so

About 80-85% of the total questions came directly from NCERT

hi,

see ncert books will clear your basic concepts, remember jee main basically a mcq based entrance test and you need to solve the question by using short tricks. it will be better to solve mcq from arihant or tata mac graw hill books.

hope you may understand.