Greetings aspirant,

Hope you're safe and healthy. Now coming to your question, there's no need for you to be tensed as JEE MAINS 2022  first attempt is in last week of Feb and last attempt  is scheduled for last week of may that means you still have minimum 3 and maximum 6 months to prepare for your exam. Now even though its not a cakewalk but with a little bit of hard work and smart work you can easily qualify for JEE Advanced as well as get into top IIITs and NITs.

First of all, pay attention to these chapters,

1. Hydrogen, S block
2. Redox reaction
3. Environmental chemistry
4. Chemistry in everyday life.
5. F block
6. Statistics
7. Mathematical reasoning
8. Differentiation (trust me, it is a very easy topic)
9. Sets, relations and mathematical induction
10. Units and dimensions
11. Practical physics
12. Kinematics
13. Nuclear physics
14. Properties of Matter.

Trust me, this will take approximately a month considering a 5 hour self study everyday. You would even cover more if you are consistent.

This will confirm one’s 60 to 80 marks in the worst case scenario. In best case scenario, this will confirm your 100 to 120 marks.

Now for the remaining 2 months what you need to do is just pick some big units 2–3 in each chapter and cover some basic from each and every chapter. Also increase your study time gradually to 10 hours a day. Even if it is some basic formula, just dont leave anything completely. In the remaining 15–20 days, just revise everyday and give mocks every alternate days.

Continuing this for 3 months and now you are prepared to give a 150 - 170 shot and it will give you a decent NIT with a decent branch.

And remember,

Be consistent and Be honest to yourself.

BEST OF LUCK.