For JEE main 2019 january preparation can you make targets for every month(chapters to complete) for me (I am a dropper)?

Hi Rishiv,

To make your preparation more efficient, you have to manage your time in a wise manner. A proper time-table should include an overall plan, a monthly plan, weekly targets and a daily routine. Make sure you give enough time to each subject daily and have specific goals as to which topics you plan to cover on a particular day. This will make the study time less monotonous and help in retaining the level of concentration.

You must also set aside time to practise JEE Main sample papers and previous year's question papers so that you can find out your weak areas and work on them. You should also take the mock test. Solving these questions are also important because apart from your knowledge and accuracy, speed and time management matters a lot in boosting your performance in the exam.

This article on JEE Main 2019 Preparation Tips by Expert should help you a great deal.

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The plan will depend mainly on the student. It depends on your speed, marks you are getting in mock tests and other factors. Students of different calibre have different plan depending on their goals. But i can give you a rough idea. Atleast two months before exam complete the syllabus and go hard on mocktests. Along with that you have to revise the subjects such that you should be able to revise 2-4 times before exam. With the help of mock tests check where you are lacking. And by completing the syllabus i mean you should be clear about everything.
Best of luck for the exam.