To get a good marks in JEE entrance exam is not very tough if you follow the proper startergy for your study.

Here are some important tips you can follow for the exam preparation.

1. Know your Syllabus Well: Check on the full syllabus of JEE Main 2018 before laying out your schedule for the upcoming studies. you will be able to know which units and topics are to be studied under each subject.

2. Work on a Time Table: Work towards creating a perfect timetable which will fit your schedule while leaving enough time to prepare for the examination within the days left. Make sure to add short and sweet breaks in between for some relaxation.

3. Make your Basic Concepts Strong: While it is essential to study the topics mentioned in the official syllabus, it is also advised to study the basic concepts well first. By knowing the basic concepts of the units involved in the examination, you will be able to understand each topics well and in depth. This will result in a greater understanding of the topics and will make it simpler for you to study complicated concepts present in the syllabus.

4. Improve your Weak Points: Stressed over some topics or formulas which you just cannot seem to understand? Give more time and focus on these topics to improve it. Keep small notes and constantly revise those concepts which has been hard to understand. By constantly studying the topics you find difficult, you will be able to be well prepared in them for the upcoming examination.

5. Write Notes and Prepare Flash Cards: Notes written in small diaries are highly accessible and you will be able to study from them anywhere anytime. By writing down those complicated theories and formula and revising them, you will be able to remember and understand them more efficiently. Similarly, create flash cards to help you with quick studies and revision.

6. Attempt Mock Test and Solve Sample Papers: Mock tests will give you an almost real experience of how the examination will be. By solving mock tests, you will be able to work on time management while at the same time understanding the question paper pattern. Similarly, sample papers will let you practically apply all of the topics you have been studying till now. Preparation using mock test and sample papers will let you know how much syllabus you have covered and where you will need to work to improve.

Good Luck!

In order to score good marks in JEE make sure your concepts are clear. You can go for NCERT books to clear your basics and to build strong fundamentals. You should be determined and self motivated.

You can follow below strategy to crack this exam-

**Physics:**

* Note down the formulae and results, it will help during revision.

* Practice as many questions as you can, keeping in mind the availability of time.

* Avoid lengthy and complicated problems at the last minute, if time is limited.

* Focus on your strong areas.

* **Suggested Reference Books**: H.C. Verma & Resnick Halliday

**Chemistry:**

* Chemistry is amongst the tough subjects as it involves cramming of formulae and reactions.

* Understand the conceptual base of the topics.

* Periodic table is the most scoring part.

* Suggested Reference Books: Morrison & Boyd and O.P. Tandon

* *Mathematics:**

* Conceptual understanding should be preferred.

* Practice a lot.

* Suggested Reference Books: R.D. Sharma, Arihant, Hall Knight & S. L. Looney

All the best!!

I would suggest you to go through the below preparation points as these will be helping you -

1. Know your Syllabus Well.

2. Work on a Time Table.

3. Make your Basic Concepts Strong.

4. Improve your Weak Points.

5. Write Notes and Prepare Flash Cards.

6. Attempt Mock Test and Solve Sample Papers.

7. Devote time in revision properly.

8. Make Sure to Take Breaks.

9. Check out Proper Books for Preparation.

Books which you can consider -

Physics - Concepts of Physics Vol I and II by H.C. Verma

Problems in General Physics by I.E. Irodov

Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick & Walker

Chemistry - Numerical Chemistry by P. Bahadur

Organic Chemistry by Paula Bruice Yurkanis

Inorganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee

Organic Chemistry by Morrison & Boyd

Mathematics - Maths XI & XII by NCERT

Trigonometry by S. L. Loney

Co-ordinate Geometry by S. L. Loney

Higher Algebra by Hall & Knight

Problems in Calculus of One Variable by I.A. Maron

Topic weightage is given below -

Maths -

Inverse Trigonometric Functions Weightage: 2% Circles and Family of Circles Weightage: 6% Sequence and Series Weightage: 5% Applications of Derivative Weightage: 4% Limit and Continuity Weightage: 3% Matrices and Determinants Weightage: 4% Straight Lines and Pair of Straight Lines Weightage: 2% 3-D Geometry Weightage: 5% Probability and Statistics Weightage: 7% Vector Algebra Weightage: 5% Integration Weightage: 8% (Definite + Indefinite integration) Complex Numbers Weightage: 5% Parabola Weightage: 3% Trigonometric Ratios Weightage: 3% Logarithms Weightage: 1% Quadratic Equations Theory of Equations Weightage: 5% Sets, Relations and Functions Weightage: 4% Differentiation 2% Permutation and Combination Weightage: 2%. You should study this properly as concepts from this section will be needed in Probabilty Binomial Theorem Weightage: 1% Locus Hyperbola Weightage: 2% Ellipse Weightage: 2% Fundamentals of Mathematics Solution of Triangle 1%

Chemistry - General Organic Chemistry 9% Alcohol Phenol Ether 7% Redox reactions 6% Chemical Bonding 5% Coordination Compound 5% P-Block Elements 5% S-Block Elements 5% Aldehyde Ketone 5% Solutions 5% Solid State 5% Chemical Thermodynamics 5% Ionic Equilibrium 3% Chemical Equilibrium 3% Surface Chemistry 3% Atomic Structure 2% Gaseous State 2% Transition Elements 2% Polymers 2% Nuclear Chemistry 2% Chemical Kinetics 2% Mole Concepts 2% Amines and Diazonium Salts 2% Biomolecules 2% Alkanes, Alkenes and Alkynes 2% Electrochemistry 2%

Physics - Units and Dimensions Weightage: 2% Measurement of Errors Weightage: 2% Vectors Kinematics Weightage: 1% Newtons Laws of Motion Weightage: 4% Friction Work, Energy and Power Weightage: 5% Electrostatics Weightage: 6% Current Electricity Weightage: 7% Wave Optics Weightage: 5% Ray Optics Weightage: 6% Centre of Mass, Momentum and Collision Weightage: 5% Rotational Dynamics Weightage: 4% Simple Harmonic Motion Weightage: 5% Fluid Mechanics Weightage: 2 5%. Wave Motion and String Wave etc.

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