hello aspirant......

yes it is possible to get 200 marks in jee mains within three months even though you have not started anything else to study

first make a plan so that you can analyse the syllabus what you have and now according to your plan start preparing for your exam by managing your time

try to solve mock tests and also minimum 150-200 mcqs daily and follow tthe lecture notes given by your lecturers

i hope this information is helpful

all the best.

Hi MILI,

The answer to this question cannot be one-size-fits-all type answer. 

MATHS

The entire coordinate geometry (3D+Vectors+Conics+Circles+Straight line together) compose 28–40 marks of JEE mains.
The entire calculus is asked for another 32–36 marks.
The whole of Algebra(Complex numbers + Sequences and Series + Matrices and Determinants + P&C + Binomial Theorem ) comes for another 28-36 marks.
Trigonometry hardly fetches 4 or 8 marks.
Stats+Probability fetch 4 or 8 marks.

PHYSICS:

Study and Solve HC Verma COMPLETELY. Don’t skip Short Answer Questions of HCV as they are meant to fix the loopholes of your concepts.

Do class 12 Physics NCERT Exercises. Spend 2–3 hours on Physics everyday. Make very short notes. Practise derivations. Remember formulae.

CHEMISTRY:

Focus only on your strengths, I repeat. Chemistry is the easiest and most scoring part of JEE, but if you are weak in some part of Chemistry, just completely ignore it now. Focus on your strengths and revise your strong and moderately strong chapters. Make NCERT your base book. Devote 90 minutes to Chemistry EVERYDAY!!

Don’t study everything. Study 70% syllabus but with great in-depth knowledge. You might have bought dozens of books. Don’t solve all of them. Solve only ONE.

Hello Dear

Yeah definitely you can plan for it. But inorder to start the plane first be sure ask with your mind that are you capable enough for this much less time of preparation inorder to score such a huge range.

• Inorder to prepare for three month preparation be clear with the JEE syllabus throughouly.
• Try to escape those topics which are been asked by  the JEE at sometimes.
• Try to plan your studies according and perfectly.
• Don't let anyone to interface during your study hours.
• After the completion of your syllabus try to solve previous 10 years JEE mains papers which will help you a lot to understand the whole scenario of IIT-JEE.
• At last but not the least, plz don't divert your mind from the preparation of IIT-JEE.

All the best

Dear student.
Greetings.
The first step in preparing for JEE main examination is that you have to completely solve your ncert textbook in such a way that you are able to solve any question from the book easily. After you've done this, start studying from the reference books to get a better understanding of the topics. Then, if you have some time left, you can solve the past 10-15 year question papers to increase your question solving speed. By these, you will manage to score good marks in JEE main examination.
Thank you. All the best.

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