Hi

As hardly a month is left for jee main April session instead of running behind completing the whole syllabus what   you need to do is  smart study i. e  stress on  important topics or chapters which are listed below based on their weightage in past year JEE mains examination as completing the whole syllabus is not possible in such a short time :-

PHYSICS

• *Modern Physics -20 marks

• *Heat and Thermodynamics-12 marks

• *Optics - 12 marks

• *Current Electricity- 12 marks

• *Electrostatics- 12 marks

• *Magnetics- 8 marks

CHEMISTRY

• *Transition Elements and Coordination Chemistry- 12 marks

• *Periodic table and Representative Elements- 12 marks

• *Thermodynamics And Gaseous State- 8 marks

• *Atomic Structure- 8 marks

• *Chemical Bonding - 8 marks

• *Chemical And Ionic Equilibrium - 8 marks

• *Solid State And Surface Chemistry - 8 marks

• *Nuclear Chemistry And Environment - 8 marks

MATHEMATICS

• *Coordinate Geometry-20 marks

• *Limits, Continuity and Differentiability-12 marks

• *Integral Calculus:- 12 marks

• *Complex numbers and Quadratic Equation :- 8 marks

• *Matrices and Determinants:- 8 marks

• *Statistics and Probability:- 8 marks

• *Three Dimensional Geometry:- 8 marks

• *Vector Algebra:- 8 marks

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Thank you

Hello there

Yes, of course you should read NCERT for physical chemistry and along with that a little bit higher reference if you can then you should go for it. Now as you must be thinking that physical chemistry isn't that much necessary but it's not like that as you will be getting various questions from it also and most of the questions you can solve by studying NCERT.

I hope it helps you!

Good luck!