You should follow NCERT books for your preparation it will help you to clear your concepts and to build strong fundamentals.

Below are the strategies for different subjects

1- Physics-
-Note down the formulae and results, it will help during revision.
-Practice as many questions as you can, keeping in mind the availability of time.
-Avoid lengthy and complicated problems at the last minute, if time is limited.
-Focus on your strong areas.
-Suggested Reference Books: H.C. Verma & Resnick Halliday.

2-Chemistry-
-Chemistry is amongst the tough subjects as it involves cramming of formulae and reactions.
-Understand the conceptual base of the topics.
-Periodic table is the most scoring part.
-Suggested Reference Books:  Morrison & Boyd and O.P. Tandon

3-Mathematics-

    Conceptual understanding should be preferred.
    Practice a lot.
    In Mathematics JEE (Main)-2013, 32% questions were easy, 58% Medium level and 10% difficult.
    Suggested Reference Books:  R.D. Sharma, Arihant, Hall Knight & S. L. Looney

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