JEE Main (Joint entrance examination) is known to be the toughest engineering entrance exam conducted in India. JEE Main aims to test your core subject knowledge and intelligence. Lakhs of students apply for the JEE Main exam every year with an ambition to take admission in IITs, NITs and other CFTIs across India with various offered academic programmes like B.Tech. and B.Arch. etc.
Usually, Students start preparing for JEE Main from class 10th onwards as the JEE Main syllabus demands for a strong hold in class 11th and 12th syllabus. But there are some students who start preparing for JEE a bit late, the reason can be anything. Starting late and keeping the success rates high is a very difficult task but nothing is impossible if preparation is taken up with a strong sense of discipline and persistence.
As we all know that the National Testing Agency (NTA) will be conducting JEE Main 2021 in multiple phases this year and the first attempt (on February 23rd) is almost here and this article aims to guide you with preparation for further upcoming phases like April or May phase. Today, we’re here with some useful tips for JEE Main 2021 preparation in 60 days and preparation strategies to help those students who are starting late but are determined for success with discipline. In this blog we’ll discuss how to divide JEE Main 2021 syllabus for 60 days.
We suggest you to keep in mind that your preparation in these 60 days before the exam will heavily impact on your core performance for the JEE Main 2021 exam and will reflect on your JEE Main 2021 percentile, ranks and scores respectively. Furthermore, the 60 days journey won’t be easy for you and will strictly demand your effective time management along with your progressive attitude. Remember, not only days but your each and every hour spent during this time is a deciding factor for you to successfully secure a reputable rank JEE Main 2021.
JEE Main Syllabus division for 60 Days.
► Analyze the syllabus thoroughly and prepare your 60-day strategy.
Analyzing and thoroughly understanding your syllabus is the first thing that you should do. This is the most important and crucial step as this will lead you to make an effective plan. Thoroughly study the outlines of all the topics included in the JEE syllabus.
Note: Do remember to update yourself with the latest changes in the exam pattern.
► Below are some points that you should consider and remember to follow religiously while preparing for JEE Main 2021 in 60 days.
- Study for at least 8 – 10 hours a day.
- Decide one complicated topic and one easy topic to be completed each day.
- Must remember to cover topics from Mathematics in your daily study schedule.
- Spare 2 hours daily to solve Physics and chemistry problems daily.
| Preparation Days | 60 days |
| Topics to be covered & Revised in Mathematics | 16 topics |
| Topics to be covered & Revised in Chemistry | 28 topics |
| Topics to be covered & Revised in Physics | 21 topics |
| Total covered and revised topics | 65 topics |
After studying the above-mentioned table for topic wise subject division according to 60 days, it is self-understandable that topics are a lot more in number compared to planned days. Therefore, one must stay persistent with their plan. This plan is mentioned here to guide you with the timetable planning and effective syllabus division, you can change the division according to your own plan also, but remember to plan it according to the 60-day time frame.
Subject-wise JEE Main 2021 Syllabus division:
1. Mathematics:
| Preparation Days | 60 days |
| Topics to be covered & revised | 16 topics |
| Topics to be covered & Revised per day | 1 topic |
| Complete syllabus revision | 16 days |
2. Physics:
| Preparation Days | 60 days |
| Topics to be covered & revised | 21 |
| Topics to be covered & Revised per day | 2 days |
| Complete syllabus revision | 17 days |
3. Chemistry:
| Preparation Days | 60 days |
| Topics to be covered & revised | 28 |
| Topics to be covered & Revised per day | 02 |
| Complete syllabus revision | 14 days |
After completing your revision as per the above-described syllabus division tables, the revision can be done in:
14 Days (Chemistry) + 17 Days (Physics) + 16 Days (Mathematics) = 47 Days for complete revision for all 3 subjects with remaining 13 Days to test your preparation.
How to effectively utilize remaining 13 Days?
Practice and revision are never enough, especially when each and every hour is contributing to your success and will be affecting it. These 13 days will be contributing to almost 21.6 % of your total 60 days crucial time frame, and that’s almost a quarter of the total preparation and revision time. Utilizing these 13 days effectively and efficiently is very vital for your success.
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