Yes, he can have a chance but he will have to study hard since there's just one month left and firstly you will have to go through the NCERT mainly chemistry. Chemistry would be a lot helpful because most of the questions would be coming  from that and there will be some facts that will have to be memorized. It will be good if you look first through the NCERT and then start doing the previous year papers of JEE Main. You also make notes of the facts mainly in chemistry which has to be memorized. It will be helpful because some questions might get repeated and solving papers will be the most helpful i think during the last month and since the exam is conducted in slots, you will have a lot of papers to practice and after doing some 10 papers, you will have an idea about the important topics.

Bojja Chetan Reddy
JEE 2019- AIR 21 IIT Madras CSE

Hello,
If you just start to prepare 1 month before JEE mains exam, then it's very hard to get good marks in JEE mains, let even alone qualify the cutoff.
The syllabus for JEE mains is very vast and requires a lot of practice and dedication.
But you can try out the JEE mains chapter wise weightage to get the know the important topics to atleast try to clear the cutoff marks.
Here's a link for jee mains chapter wise weightage https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-weightage/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiu_67zlafqAhUVfisKHXT2ARgQFjAAegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw39V96qKf4tM9aqg7N06nT2&ampcf=1
Also, you can go for topics like Inorganic Chemistry, electro statics, set theory, biomolecules , etc to score good marks and that are easy to score.

Hope it helps

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