Hi

. As per your question by analysis of the information Here is that the preparation strategy:-

MATHS:

The entire geometry (3D+Vectors+Conics+Circles+Straight line together) compose 28–40 marks of JEE

mains.

The entire calculus is asked for a further 32–36 marks.

The whole of Algebra(Complex numbers + Sequences and Series + Matrices and Determinants + P&C +

theorem ) comes for a further 28-36 marks.

Trigonometry hardly fetches four or eight marks.

Stats+Probability fetch four or eight marks.

Just concentrate on your strengths once seeing the on top of weightage. Leave the high-input-low-

weightage chapters like theorem , trig (the advanced stuff), Solutions of Triangles, etc.. Don’t focus a lot

of on your weaknesses at this time currently.

Don’t devote your heart and soul to powerful topics. you have alternative subjects to review additionally

. finding out Maths for three hours day by day would be enough.

PHYSICS:

Study and Solve HC Verma fully. Don’t skip Short Answer queries of HCV as they are meant to repair the

loopholes of your ideas.

Spend 3–4 hours on Physics every day . build terribly short notes. observe derivations. keep in mind

forPHYSIC

Study in rounds for each chapter:

1st spherical (1–2.5 hrs) - browse NCERT and do its exercises

2nd spherical (4 hrs)- browse HC Verma Theory. Solve its objectives, solved queries and short answer

queries. build short notes supported NCERT and HC Verma. The objectives and short queries of HC

Verma ar meant to repair the loopholes of your ideas. build note of it.

3rd spherical (3-4 hrs)- HC Verma Subjective Exercise

5th spherical (2 hours)- Solve previous year JEE Mains queries of that chapter.

CHEMISTRY:

Focus solely on your strengths, I repeat. Chemistry is that the best and most evaluation a neighborhood

of JEE, however if you are weak in some a neighborhood of Chemistry, simply fully ignore it currently.

concentrate on your strengths and revise your sturdy and moderately sturdy chapters. Devote 3–5 hours

to Chemistry EVERYDAY!! For Inorganic, build flowcharts and mindmaps. Chemistry would give you the

best come over investment.

Don’t study everything. Study seventieth info however with nice in-depth information. you'd probably

have bought dozens of books. Don’t solve all of them.

Now come back the prompt books!

Wanna begin from basics?

Maths- NCERT, then cubic centimeter Khanna

Chemistry-NCERT

Physics- NCERT; then HC Verma (the best book to form on ideas and attention-grabbing questions)

At a moderate level?

Physics- DC Pandey

Organic Chemistry- LG Wade (will clear each construct with lucid language and attention-grabbing

conPande

Maths- SK Goyal, RS Aggarwal

At a stronger level?

Physical Chemistry- OP Tandon

Organic Chemistry- king and Fryhles, Morrison and Boyd

Maths- FTO Loney

Physics- i.e. Irodov, Krotov

At the moment , study solely the essential and moderate level books mentioned.

• Take a print out of the syllabus of JEE Main 2020 July session as it has been revised.
• Clear up all of your concepts.
• Study all the topics thoroughly.
• Solve as much numericals as you can.
• Give mock tests.
• Solve as many previous years question papers as you can. This is mandatory as it will help you a lot.