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Hello JEE Aspirants!
At this very time I would say just do not panic or else all the efforts will turn in mess. Coming to the point now, these are last 2 months so hard work & dedication must be on peak. The very thing, limit the resources. The core of your studies is you coaching notes. Mathematics-
Go for objective approach for few topics like trigono, quardratic, sequence series coordinate geo, matrices. Now for coordinate you can remember master triangle, vertices, midpoints, orthocenter, circumcenter. You can directly apply these in ques. For 3x3 matrices, know the matrice, inverse, multiplication with itself and inverse of that & directly apply it. Just avoid doing Ph.D. in topics this time. Go for the easier options.
JEE Physics
Learn fundamentals of NLM and study
Heat and thermo, optics, modern phy, shm, waves, vescocity, elasticity, heat transfer, surface tension, expansion, verniar caliper, pendulum, screw gauge, unit and dimension. Thereafter go for topics like current electricity, capacitors, gravitation, electrostats, centre of mass fluid mechanics, motion
If you get time after this then rigid body dynamics and megemtism are there. For all the things I suggested just solve level 1 questions and read notes. Coming to JEE Chemistry
IOC- Read NCERT at least 3-4 times and revise it again if times permits. OC- Again NCERT is the key, go through the reaction mechanism entirely, learn the named reactions getting the mechanism and practice it on and ond. PC- Syllabus us too difficult to ace in this very short time span as thermo, ionic eq and electro chem are very vast. So focus on high weight age topics- chemical bonding, chemical kinetics basics of mole concept & definitions as in molarity, molality, normality, atomic structure, chemical equilibrium, solid gas, liquid gas and other and solve level one questions. At last revise and be positive.

Hello subid
It demands a comprehensive and in depth knowledge of hundreds of concept in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Whether a typical student can prepare for the exam in a year or not depends on his grasping power, the hard work he puts in etc. Most students who make it are students who are able to crack the examination immediately post grade 12. Which means they were well prepared in 2 years. (11th and 12th, though yes some students take up foundation courses right after grade 6). Now there is a section which could not make it by a whisker, for several reasons including, lack of proper guidance, hardwork, training, resources etc. Among other options some of them choose to drop a year and prepare for JEE again. But let me inform you a very small percentage of this crowd makes the cut after one year. No. One year is no sufficient, if you were under prepared, you are not clear on most concepts and walk into a coaching with almost no knowledge. Making it without a coaching in such cases makes it harder. Thank you.