JEE Advanced Preparation Strategy for 2 Months: Most Candidates Prefer Mock Tests Over Solving PYQs
Joint Entrance Exam - Advanced 2026 ( JEE Advanced )
What should be done in the last two months before the JEE Advanced exam? JEE Advanced 2026 will be held on May 2026. With each passing month, candidates must analyse their JEE Advanced preparation and move ahead with the preparation accordingly. As per the students who participated in a recent poll by Shiksha.com, most candidates prefer to take mock tests to prepare for the exam in the last two months. Let's check below what should be the JEE Advanced last two months preparation strategy.
JEE Advanced Preparation Strategy for 2 Months
JEE Advanced Preparation Strategy for 2 Months: Should you revise, complete left out topics, take mock tests or focus on important topics in the last two months before the JEE Advanced exam? Two months before the JEE Advanced exam, it is not at all recommended to start any new topic for preparation. Candidates must focus on revision, solving more and more mock exams and previous year papers. JEE Advanced exam is 50% about preparation and 50% about exam day strategy. To strategies for the exam day, candidates need to build an exam day-like environment at home and practice every day. This can be achieved by taking more and more JEE Advanced mock tests. Mock tests help the candidates strategies time management, increase speed and maintain accuracy. Read below to know what experts and previous year candidates suggest for JEE Advanced exam preparation in the last two months.
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JEE Advanced Preparation Strategy for 2 Months: Candidates Prefer Taking Mock Tests over Solving PYQs
To understand how students prepare in the last two months before the JEE Advanced exam, Shiksha.com conducted a poll that asked the participants - "What is your focus during the final 2 months of JEE Advanced preparation?"
To this, the maximum (37% of the candidates) said that they prefer to take mock tests daily. While 26% of the candidates said that they like to practice the JEE Advanced previous year question papers. While 22% said they are still completing the syllabus and the rest 15% said that they like to revise the important topics for the JEE Advanced exam.
Shiksha Poll: What is your focus during the final 2 months of JEE Advanced preparation?Also Check:
| JEE Advanced Physics Questions | JEE Advanced Maths Questions | JEE Advanced Chemistry Questions |
How to Prepare Effectively in the Last 2 Months Before JEE Advanced 2026?
Check some tips on how to prepare for JEE Advanced in last 2 months:
- Analyse your JEE Advanced preparation so far
- Do not start anything new like - do not add any untouched topic now.
- Manage Your Study Time Wisely:
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- For Physics, revise Mechanics, Optics, and Electromagnetism from the JEE Advanced syllabus.
- In Chemistry, make sure to revise Organic Chemistry reactions, NCERT textbooks for Inorganic Chemistry, and practice numerical problems in Physical Chemistry.
- For Mathematics practice questions from Calculus, Algebra, and Geometry.
- Practice using previous years’ JEE Advanced questions.
- Revise and practice regularly
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Aspirants can practice the JEE Advanced mock tests on the official website jeeadv.ac.in. Every year the conducting IIT releases the official JEE Advanced paper 1 and paper 2 mock tests. Candidates can practice these mock tests without any need of registration or payment of fee.
Apart from that, candidates can also practice the JEE Advanced mock exams provided by the coaching centres and experts on their respective websites.