See in JEE you will be asked objective type question. Now it would be a randomity to do lengthy problems. You can revise the subjects from HCV and then practice the MCQ type problems but doing the long answer type question will be good but it wont help you in anyway to optimize time. Better you can do problems from chapter wise problem books or solve problem from DC PANDEY, BM SHARMA kind of books. If you don't have this solve the previous year papers. Solving MCQ questions will give you a confidence and will optimize the mistakes you made while solving in a short period of time.

Now if you want to solve the problems of HCV, you can. But don't solve it in a way like board exams. see the problems and do short calculation and see if you get the answers right. Do this if you think that solving HCV will bring confidence or if you have no other source to practice.

Also try to give some online or offline mock tests if possible.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Dear student,
According to me it is not a great choice to do hcv problems when you have less time left for jee, instead you should focus on just previous years question papers and sample papers of various publications like arihant for your revision. Hcv has a lot of problems, but you just need to revise at this time so I would suggest you to practice as much previous year's questions as you can to brush up your concepts and remember everything. Also, if you wish you can enroll in some test series like that of allen, fiitjee, etc. to prepare yourself for the real examination.

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