Hello saksham,

I'll be pointing all the points necessary while preparing for Jee mains and advance. Read it thoroughly.

1. First of all you need to do is to prepare a timetable.  
     Your timetable must be according to your comfort   
       time of studying

2. Divide time of study for each of three subjects.
     You can also spare less/more time for revision per
         your comfort.

3. Focus on important chapters.

4. Complete your ncert book of all threes of two years.
     Revise all concepts and formulas time to time.
     Practice all questions of ncert for all three
     subjects.

5.  Give dedicated time to solving past years questions. This will help you keep in view all parameters like Chances of a question/topic being repeated . Questions of advance exam are often repeated in Jee mains paper.

6. The last one is join a test series.
       Test will help you to analyse your preparation levels, weak areas and subjects and will help you to manage time at the time of exam.

In between all these, you need to keep yourself relaxed and calm. Take break between your studies.
15minutes of meditation will boost you and will keep you energetic for the rest of routine.

Hope this may help you.
Goodluck.

here are few tips...try to fallow them saksham!!

• OPEN YOUR NCERT BOOK AND REVISE FROM THERE THOROUGHLY. And please mark my words. If u are preparing just one week before the exam, then please never go into temptation of revising from any sort of reference book before revising it from NCERT. Read from NCERT especially CHEMISTRY.
• Thinking to get 260 should not be a target. Focus on maximising marks and accuracy. NCERT should be your Bible. That's a book you need to master if you want to crack JEE MAINS. Being an JEE aspirant , I am quite sure you would have referred to the previous year's question papers(If you haven't, you better do it soon). With that ,you might have seen that many questions are directly or indirectly linked to the content in NCERT, especially when it comes to Chemisty and Physics. About 80%–85% is NCERT related,and its very easy to crack JEE, which has a cutoff less than 30%, if you master the aforementioned book(s). Though you will need to be very focused.

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