JEE

Just for once go through whatever you have studied just to brush up on whatever u have studied. dont try to learn much new things new. try to do mock test and practice problems. dont get tensed. just utilize those 30 days as much as possible. practice as much problems as u can and equal time to all

For physics, try to complete HCV both parts and IRODOV. Also, you need to get some material from good coaching centers as they have the level that you need to prepare for JEE. For math, do complete RD Sharma class 11th and 12th and then differential calculus by Amit Agrawal, integral calculus by Ami

Solving class 11th or 12th or HCV won’t help much for JEE. You need to get more tough content to practice. You need to get some practice materials from good coaching classes. Also, try referring books like, Irodov for physics.

Among these all, VIT is the best if you do not secure a NIT by your JEE Mains rank.

I think, you must prepare for both boards and JEE. You have to prepare for boards to get at least 75% marks, so that, you can appear in JEE advance.

It will be just 75 percent for CBSE board according to PTI.

Hi Vinay,
Most colleges have a different provision for admission and reservations. You need to contact the institute officials personally for specific admission details as it differs from one college to another.
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

yes u may get admission

I don’t know about the rest but I used G. Tewani for mathematics, NCERT and resonance tuition and K N Sharma for both physics and chemistry.

It doesn’t depend on quantity but it depends on quality of study done in that time. You must make most use of your time. Some study for 5 hours and crack JEE and some more than 18 hours. So, you should study with full concentration in your study time.