JEE Main Preparation

In last month of study, you should practise as many numericals as you can. This will help you for exam. If you are clear with your basics, go for other authors like HC Verma for Physics, Sloloman for chemistry. For Maths, RD Sharma would be good. You can refer to RS Agarwal also.

Hello Rakesh,
It's really nice to see your dream of getting a rank in double digits. Well, you are already ahead of others. Having said this, I would advise you to keep going back to basics. Your concepts should be red hot. Practice, practice and practice. It makes a man perfect. If you happen to see interviews of top 10 rankers in these exams, the running theme is "regular studies with time for yoga, pranayam, etc. Regularity in studies, regularities in solving question papers, analysing and the brush up on weak areas will help you a lot.
All the best.

You should read your 11th and 12th NCERT textbooks perfectly and then go for HC Sharma for physics.

Hello Pranjal,
Don't drop a year. First, appear for other state level entrance examinations like OJEE, EAMCET, COMEDK, etc. You may get a good option in those exams. If you still don't get good score then you can drop a year and prepare. You can join a good engineering coaching institute as well. Remember, if you drop a year, the competition will increase. Many more would have dropped a year like you and the fresh upcoming batch too will be competing. Think judiciously.

Hello,
It's too late to ask this question. The best coaching institutes close their doors almost one year in advance. However, this does not mean the end of the road. Search for the nearest institute, meet the person in charge and join it.

Keep your basics clear. Revise the concepts again and again, especially the formulas in maths and chemistry. Try to solve the previous year's papers or papers available from coaching institutes. You can refer NCERT, it is the best book for working on basic concepts.

Read NCERT books perfectly.
Do revision regularly of Maths, Physics and Chemistry and their formulas mainly.
Try to solve questions of last years papers and many sample papers.
Try to develop some new questions according to you which will be ask in JEE 2017.
Most read corner lines of every chapters

Just go through NCERT of physics and chemistry and RD Sharma of maths. Make notes of physics and chemistry and revise them daily.

FIITJEE RSM is a better option.

Hello Vatsal,
Firstly, have no fears of any exam. On top of it, syllabus of 12th board & JEE Mains is almost similar. In fact, if you are appearing for CBSE 12th board, the syllabus is exactly same. Two months is a very long period. You should start fine tuning your concepts. Logical thinking is most important. Attempt solving question papers of previous years. Get answers checked by your teachers & pronto you are sailing in right direction direction. Give more attention to weak areas, brush up on left out topics. Give time for exercise too as only healthy body has healthy mind.
Best wishes.