Hello Rushi Ghodke....

Always remember that jee mains requires 2 things-concept clearance and practise,now you dont have much time to practise as much as the students who are preparing from long time,so go for concept clearence,all you nedd to do is pik a subject that you feel you might be good at maths ,physics,chemistry where your natural knack is.Now here with you have two cases

Case2: take any book per subject that you feel comfortable with or has been prescribed and practise different types of questions ranging from easy to hard and each day keep 3-4 hours for mock tests for this you can join online series like bansal classes or arihant or any such and do one test each day or one previous year jee question  paper each day.

Case2:in this case its better to focus on the concept soloving part,for this you have to study more each day.when you complete a chapter look at the questions that were aksed previously from that chapter,remember this  almost every day you might feel like  you are going to get through,you crack jee very easly but it depends on how much effort you can put in.

prepare well,practise more...

All the best

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

My suggestion is to prepare chemistry first and then mathematics and physics if you are starting just now.

If are more interested in problems then go through this pattern mathematics, physics and chemistry.

And try to remember formulas and equations and prepare 7 to 9 topics in each subject for every day.

Use the below link for subject wise important topics .

Link:https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-jee-main

Hope above information is helpful to you

Thank you

Hello Rushi
in 25 days it is very very difficult to qualify ( if you start from 0).
Because even if you qualify the jee it will not be beneficial to you because for a good college you have to secure good rank ( good marks ).
So in 25 days all you can do is just read the theory and NCERT .
Some of topics you can do :
Inorganic chemistry ( some main concepts like reaction order ); formula of physical chemistry
Mathematics:
Sequence and series
Permutations and combinations
Physics : thermodynamics ; fluid dynamics

You can remember the formulas of main topics.
Rest depend upon luck.
Good luck.

Hello.

You will have to study NCERT textbooks thoroughly. It will be quite a challenge for you, as you will be competing against candidates who have spent years preparing for the jee. You will need to follow a strict schedule, get thorough with important concepts, make note of formulae and theorems. Try to focus more on chemistry as it is considered to be a scoring subject in the exam. Try to solve as many question papers as possible, they will help you gauge your speed and accuracy. Above all, don't get distracted.

Good luck!

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