Hello Anu

There are nearly 4 months left for the exam and these end months are for revision mostly. Well, still if you haven't studied that much or are not confident about.. then you need to start it immediately without wasting a second even.

1. Plan your schedule and make a list of all important chapters from which maximum number of questions are asked every year according to their weight age even.
2. For Physics make formulae chart and refer that regularly when you do a particular chapter.. (you can clear your basics from  book H C Verma). Try to solve MCQs of that particular topic-chapter on the same day so as to keep the concepts fresh in your mind for a longer time. Revise.

3. For Chemistry, focus more on organic chemistry as every year 12-15 questions are from organic part. Refer NCERT for the concepts. Reference book - O.P. Tandon.
For inorganic chemistry you should completely refer NCERT.
For physical chemistry, make formulae chart and practice more number of questions as possible..
Try to arrange last 10 years question papers and practice mcqs from that so as to get a fair idea of the question-level-pattern.

4. For Biology NCERT is more than enough. During these last months.. you should read only and only from NCERT. Study biology 2 hours in the noon and 2 hours in the night. This way you can complete per chapter atleast in 2-3 days. Do revise regularly.

Lastly, don't take any kind of stress and study in a smart way as possible. Revise your work regularly and try to keep your concepts crystal clear.

Hope this helps.!
Good Luck.!!

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