This is primarily based on the CBSE Class 11 and 12 syllabus for all three subjects - Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

In a nutshell, though NCERT is excellent as a starting point, JEE Main is comparatively more vibrant with deeper thinking and hence it requires much more problem-solving acumen.

Key Takeaways

NCERT as Reference: NCERT books for Class 11 and 12 can be taken as a good foundation to start with JEE Main.

Other Reference Books: You can refer to some reference books like HC Verma for Physics, NCERT for Chemistry and RD Sharma or Cengage for Maths

Practice Daily: You should practice many practice problems and previous years' question papers to improve problem-solving and time management skills.

Join an Abode Coaching Institute: There are institutes of coaching and a good one can guide you through proper support from certified faculty and a competitive learning environment. Many students regularly interact with teachers to clear their doubts on specific topics or concepts.

By these tips and diligent study habits, you could all too well prepare yourself for the JEE Main and pass it successfully.

Yes, the JEE Main syllabus is largely similar to the syllabus of CBSE and other state boards for Class 11 and 12 mostly NCERT covering most of the topics in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from those classes, with the key difference being that JEE Main includes topics from both Class 11 and 12 while most board exams only cover Class 12 syllabus; however, the depth and complexity of questions in JEE Main may be slightly higher compared to the standard board exams.

You can check syllabus here and sample paper to clear you doubt

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