Hello dear

The time table and schedule plays a important role in your preparation. You can make your schedule according to your ease  there are some key points you should keep in mind :

• It must include minimum 7-8 hours of self study except your tution classes.
• Have a fixed time for the breakfast, lunch, dinner.
• Should add the time for sleeping and relaxing
• Time for entertainment and refreshing.
• Study hours should be in slots of more than 1-1.5 hours.
• Morning slots should be there in the schedule for study.
• There must a gap of 2-3 minutes in between studies if you are studying for 2-3 hours continuously.

One of the example : you should wake up at 6 :00 O clock and study for 2 hours from 6:30-8:30 . After this breakfast and if you have any class or tution from 9 am. To  3 pm. Than you should take lunch and rest for half an hour. From 4-6 you can study . Take a break and refresh and entertain your mind. Than from 6:30-8:30 you can study  After that you can take dinner.

After 9 pm. you can put another slot from 9-11 and than go for sleep.

It's just a example you can make according to you.

Good luck

Hey!

Suggestions are not to follow any schedule. Instead take your studies/preparation as a hobby and try to give at least 4-5 hours a day for JEE preparation (excluding school hours/coaching). But, if you wish to follow any schedule, then make it according to your interest and how many hours you can give for preparation. Also, consider the factors like in which subject are you weal or which topic needs more focus.

Hope it helps.

Thank you.