Hello Tannu

Hardly few months are left for the entrance exam and all you require is to do smart work.
For this end time, do not study anything new and just refer NCERT only.
Practice maximum number of MCQs daily.
Do solve the last 10 years question papers.
The more you practice the more confidence you'll gain in question solving + will learn the time management.

For Biology- make it a habit to study daily. Read NCERT only as it is more than enough. Make keyword type notes so that it'll be easy for you to revise the chapters at the end. Learn the tables given in few chapters as questions are asked from them. Try to make a separate note for examples (plants/classification..etc)

For Chemistry, do revise the basic rules/nomenclature from the NCERT first for the organic part. Try to maximum solve MCQs as every year 12-15 questions are asked from organic chemistry part.
For inorganic- you need to make key-word type notes. NCERT is enough for Inorganic part.
For Physical Chemistry- note down the formulae+ the conditions where and when to be applied- revise regularly and practice questions accordingly.
Chemistry is the second most scoring subject after biology. So make sure to study it in a better way so as to score more.

Lastly, for Physics- practice.. Practice.. And only practice.. will get you marks. Refer HC Verma book for understanding the basics, make separate book for formulae.. revise regularly and go for the most important chapters first. Solving questions topicwise will make your concepts more strong + fresh for a longer period of time in your mind. Also, you'll get an idea of the paper-pattern-level.. and most importantly.. the applications of the formulae and the logic where and when to be applied.

So prepare well and study smart.!
Hope this helps.!

Good Luck.!!!

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