With speculations of JEE Main 2021 to be conducted in July and August, students can check below the preparation strategy if one of the sessions of JEE Main is conducted next month.
JEE Main 2021 Preparation: With JEE Main April and May session postponed, the next thing in a student’s mind is when the exam will be conducted. Now, if the exam is in July, how should I prepare and if the exam is in August, what will be my preparation strategy.
There are speculations that the remaining sessions of JEE Main 2021 will be conducted in July and August. For the exam in July, one can count the number of days left for the exam as the candidates will have one to one and a half month left to crack the exam. This time left for the exam will decide the fate of candidates appearing. For the remaining days, students must primarily focus on revision and strengthen the already prepared topics. Candidates must not touch any new topics in this last month. Even if an aspirant has studied the entire JEE Main 2021 syllabus, failing to revise the concepts, formulas, and theories before the final day, may lead to missing them inside the examination hall.
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So, to avoid any such situation, students must have a concrete study plan if the JEE Main is conducted in July. Students should prepare a timetable for JEE Main preparation and follow it religiously. The timetable will help an aspirant in both the attempts of JEE Main, since, the syllabus will remain the same. However, amidst the chaos and pressure of JEE Main, devoting hours to prepare the timetable is not a good idea, so, to help students, Shiksha.com comes up with a one-month preparation timetable for JEE Main 2021 aspirants.
- Week-1: Start Your Preparation
- Week-2: Keep Preparing and Start Revision
- Week-3: Giving an end to preparation and preparing revision notes
- Week-4: Day-Wise Subject Revision
Week-1: Start Your Preparation
Candidates can start their preparation as per the plan below and after referring to the JEE Main syllabus. Students can also change the topics as per their choice>
| Day |
Physics |
Maths |
Chemistry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day-1 |
Work, Energy, and Power Electrostatics Gravitation |
Logarithms Quadratic Equations Application & Derivation |
Carbonyl Compounds Alkyl Halides & Aryl Halides Mole Concept |
| Day-2 |
Current Electricity Heat Transfer |
Limit & Continuity Circles & Family of Circles Sets, Relations & Functions |
Alcohol, Phenol & Ether Carboxylic Acid & their Derivatives |
| Day-3 |
Wave Motion & String Waves Sound Waves |
Straight Lines & Pair of Straight Lines |
Chemical Bonding Periodic Table Redox Reaction |
| Day-4 |
Wave Optics Ray Optics Kinetics |
Inverse Trigonometry Binomial Theorem |
p-Block d & f Block s-Block |
| Day-5 |
Thermal Expansion Thermo Electricity |
3D Geometry Locus |
Atomic Structure Electrochemistry |
| Day-6 |
Newton’s Law of Motion Friction |
Probability & Statistics |
Gaseous State Solid State |
| Day-7 |
Students must try to solve chapter-wise mock tests or sample papers on the last day of the week. Candidates must try to solve the JEE Main 2021 mock test within the allotted time and try to figure out their weaknesses. Weak topics can be improved with revision. |
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Week-2: Keep Preparing and Start Revision
In the second week, they must put more effort as they will be required to study the new chapters and revise the chapters studied last week. Plan for the same is as below:
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| Day |
Physics |
Maths |
Chemistry |
Revision |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day-8 |
Simple Harmonic Motion Circular Motion |
Integration Differentiation |
General Organic Chemistry Biomolecules |
Wave & String Motion 3D Geometry Atomic Structure |
| Day-9 |
Centre of Mass, Momentum & Collision Rotational Dynamics |
Vector Algebra |
Chemical Equilibrium Surface Chemistry |
Current Electricity Probability & Statistics Carbonyl Compounds |
| Day-10 |
Nuclear Physics Modern Physics |
Sequence and Series |
Co-ordination Chemistry Solutions |
Wave & Ray Optics Application & Derivation Alcohol, Phenol & Ether |
| Day-11 |
Fluid Mechanics Properties of Matter, Elasticity |
Complex Number, Theory of Equation |
Hydrocarbons Hydrogen & it's Compound |
Work, Energy & Power Vector Algebra p, d & f, s block |
| Day-12 |
Vectors Communication Systems |
Trigonometric Ratios |
Chemical Kinetics |
Newton’s Law + Friction Inverse Trigonometric Function Co-ordination Chemistry |
| Day-13 |
Heat & Thermodynamics Calorimetry |
Matrices & Determinants |
Thermodynamics Polymers |
Electrostatics Gravitation Sequence of Series Hydrocarbons Gaseous State |
| Day-14 |
Like the last week, students must solve chapter-wise sample papers and mock tests. They must divide the time in this week in a way that along with preparing the new chapters, they also revise the ones studied in last week |
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Week-3: Giving an end to preparation and preparing revision notes
This week, students will be required to end their preparation and focus more on thorough revision afterwards. Aspirants must prepare flashcards or short notes for different concepts, formulas and shortcut tricks to solve problems so that they can revise them in the next week.
| Day |
Physics |
Maths |
Chemistry |
Revision |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day-15 |
Magnetism Electromagnetic Induction |
Parabola |
Ionic Equilibrium Amines |
Centre of Mass, Momentum & Collision Limit of Continuity Periodic Table |
| Day-16 |
Circular Motion |
Solution of Triangles |
IUPAC Nomenclature |
Simple Harmonic Motion Straight Lines & Pair of Straight Lines General Organic Chemistry |
| Day-17 |
Alternating Current |
Fundamentals of Mathematics |
Chemistry in Everyday Life |
Nuclear Physics & Modern Physics Integration Thermodynamics |
| Day-18 |
Semiconductors & Electronic Devices |
Permutation & Combination |
Metallurgy Environmental Chemistry |
Magnetism Complex Number Chemical Equilibrium |
| Day-19 |
Calorimetry |
Ellipse |
Qualitative Salt Analysis |
Rotational Dynamics & Fluid Mechanics Matrices & Determinants Thermodynamics & Mole Concept |
| Day-20 |
Units & Dimension |
Hyperbola |
Isomerism of Organic Compounds Polymers |
Circular Motion Heat & Thermodynamics Parabola Chemical Kinetics |
| Day-21 |
Do not stop practising the sample papers and mock test. Remember to keep the time limit in mind. Make notes of the questions which you find hard to answer. |
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Week-4: Day-Wise Subject Revision
Students must allot this week for the thorough revision of subjects. They can choose the plan as below or can customize it as per their choices.
| Day |
Topic for Revision |
|---|---|
| Day-22 |
Subject: Physics
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| Day-23 |
Subject: Mathematics
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| Day-24 |
Subject: Chemistry
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| Day-25 |
Subject: Physics
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| Day-26 |
Subject: Mathematics
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| Day-27 |
Subject: Chemistry
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| Day-28 |
In this week, students must try for solving the mock test and sample paper for three hours. It will help them have an idea about the type of questions and better time management. |
Week-5: Revise and Relax
In this week students must try to revise and relax as much as possible. Students must try to have at least 6-7 hours of sleep to relax their brain and eyes.
| Day |
Things to Do |
|---|---|
| Day-29 |
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| Day-30 |
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| Day-31 |
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On the day, before the exam, sleep with a light heart and mind. Go to bed early and wake up time with a mind to face the challenge you have been preparing so hard. Enter the examination hall with confidence and have faith that your hard work will make your dreams come true.
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| Branch | General Category Closing Rank | OBC/SC/ST Closing Rank | Notes |
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| Computer Science (CSE) | ~12,000–15,000 | Up to ~25,000–30,000 | Most competitive branch |
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| NIT Surathkal | ~3,000–5,000 | ❌ Not possible |
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