Hello Priya,

I would suggest you to go through with NCERT  books to clear your basics. it will help you for basic knowledge & concept related to area of the study.

Some of the important tips you can follow.

Make a Preparation Strategy: To obtain the success you should follow a systematic approach. You must prepared a detailed schedule about the topic, chapters & subjects.

Work on Your strengths & Weakness: It is important to analyze your weak areas of your study. Once the strengths & weakness have been identified then you can put your efforts to improve your that areas.

Solve Previous Year Papers: go through with sample papers & its regular practise will get a clear picture of the type of questions asked in the exam.

Group study: Group Study help you to expand your knowledge and also help to get each others reviews & suggestions on difficult topics.

Join Mock Test: Mock test will help you to analyze your performance & proper time management.

 

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Hello Priya
It will depend upon your preparation till now.
Because if you start from just beginning you need more time to practice and to learn all the concepts .
But if you have studied and remember some concepts and chapters.
Than u should follow some tips:

• First of all make schedule ( which include minimum 8-10. Hours of study)
• Follow some good books like HC Verma ; IE ERODOVE ; cengage ; Arihant ; dc Pandey ; Rd Sharma ; rc Mukherjee etc.
• Your guider / teacher must be good and cooperative .
• Always talk to your parents and teachers.
• Don't compare your progress and yourself with others
• Just Focus on yourself and don't think what others are doing.
• Results and progress may take 6-8 months .
• And don't study taking it as burden ; enjoy your studies ( and make an aim why you are studying )
• And donot skip any concept ; first solve and understand it and than move on.
• Read theory as you can.
• Solve previous 36 years books and dpp and packages of any one good institute and must join a test series for the analysis.

These are some tips you can follow for a good result.
Good luck

Hello,
Preparation for JEE requires complete dedication for one year.
A good strategy for it involves studying from appropriate sources, learning concepts, doing extensive problems and revision multiple times.
8 months although less but if utilized properly can get you good rank in JEE.
Focus on concept building and doing questions nore and more.
Follow this link for more
https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-2020/amp
Good luck

Hello,
It is not correct for a stranger to make a schedule for you. You know your strengths and weaknesses. We can help you to build on them. All you need to crack jee is in the form of ncert text books. If you are a student with great aptitude, try building your maths and physics knowledge. If you think you are hardworking and do not have great aptitude and iq, discipline plays a vital role for you. You need to work hard for chemistry, maths. 
Try going through hc verma for physics, ncert textbooks for chemistry, and arihant/cengage publication works for maths.
Good luck

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