Scoring 15p marks in JEE Mains is not a very ardous task. A student studying regularly can secure 150 marks.

First of all studying hours should not be taken into sccount. Rather you should look for productivity. You should plan your studies in a way that at the end of the day you feel that you have studied something and has not wasted time. Even if you study 6-7 hours but with full concenteration it will also be enough. I will personally guide you to keep your targey of 200 marks. Join some test series from a local coaching instotute or a renowned institute to keep pace of your preparation. Study each day like you are giving the JEE paper. Study with utmost interest and be regular. Your regularity and not giving up spirit will fecide whether you will get good marks in JEE or not. Just be true to yourself and donot stop studying till the end.

Many a times I have seen students loosing hope in the last week before exam. But similarly those who studied vigourously in last2-3 weels are able to score better. This is because once give up you loose all the hardwork you have done.

So make sure you achieve your daily gettable targets according to your strategy and donot giveup till the end.

How to Prepare for JEE Main 2017 in 3 months?

The power of serious dedication and hard work can work wonders. All you need is to work out a smart plan to follow and start preparing for the examination. Now, coming back to the starting point, an approximate number of 110 days are left to be JEE Main ready. Keeping that number in your mind, read the article to find out the best suitable strategy for JEE Main 2017.

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Month-wise Plan for JEE Main 2017:

1. January- February

Within these two months, candidates must try to complete the syllabus prescribed for JEE Main 2017. Make a subject-wise plan, identify the important chapters/topics with the help of sample papers.

CBSE has revised the JEE Main 2017 Eligibility Criteria and as per the new norms, students have to secure a minimum aggregate of 75% or be in the top 20 percentile for being eligible for JEE Main 2017. Therefore, aspirants who are appearing for Boards must prepare for the examination efficiently. As Class XII Boards is due in the month of March, these two months must be reserved for the board’s preparation.

a. Work out a Time Table

Before starting with the preparation for JEE Main, you would need to have a plan to follow and the time table is what you need to guide you along the way. The time table will give a structure to the study plan. While preparing the time table, make sure, all the subjects are given equal importance. To eliminate the monotony, divide the sections in such a way that per day you cover one topic from each subject.

b. Completion of Syllabus

Complete the entire syllabus of Class XII by the end of the month of February. Covering the syllabus for Boards will automatically will do half the job for JEE Main as it will give you an edge. Students appearing for the Boards must start revising class XI syllabus only after the conclusion of the examination. While completing the syllabus, ensure that all the topics are covered devoting more time to the ones which carry more weightage.

c. Prepare Notes and Flash Cards

Make notes and design flash cards for important formula while covering the syllabus. It will help later at the time of revision. You can easily go through the short notes and formulas while solving a problem. It will save time and will make revision easier.

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Helllo,

It doesn't matter how many hours you study but it matters most that how much you studied during those hours.

You should practice ncert books first and follow a proper timetable.You should solve previous years questions to score around 150 marks in jee mains.

Be consistent with your studies and focus on clearing your doubts and concepts.

Good luck.

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