I'm currently in 11th standard,I need to secure a good rank in jee.kindly help me with some plans
Ans: Sudhir, Beginning JEE preparation in Class 11 provides a two-year runway to master concepts, practice extensively, and build exam confidence. Follow this four-phase plan:
Phase 1 (Semester 1 of Class 11):
Map the complete JEE Main & Advanced syllabi across Physics, Chemistry, Math (11th & 12th NCERT).
Create a weekly timetable allocating 5 days to school plus 2 days for JEE topics; use 50-minute Pomodoro slots with 10-minute breaks.
Prioritise core Class 11 topics: Kinematics, Mechanics, Thermodynamics (Physics); Chemical Bonding, Basic Organic (Chemistry); Quadratics, Sequences (Math) — master theory and NCERT examples before harder problems.
Maintain a “Doubt Log” to clear queries within 24 hours via peers or online forums.
Phase 2 (Semester 2 of Class 11 to Summer 2026):
Begin chapter-wise practice: solve topic tests of 30–50 questions from coaching modules or reputable books (H.C. Verma, O.P. Tandon, R.D. Sharma).
Take biweekly sectional mocks (one subject at a time) under timed conditions; analyse errors by type and maintain an error-analysis sheet.
Build short-notes and formula flashcards; revise daily for 15 minutes.
Integrate school studies with JEE prep: align school tests with JEE concepts to reinforce both.
Phase 3 (Class 12 Year, Summer 2026 to Summer 2027):
Cover Class 12 syllabus with the same rigorous approach. Alternate subjects daily to avoid fatigue.
Schedule full-length JEE Main mocks every fortnight; JEE Advanced mock every month from January 2027 onward. Use analytics to identify weakest chapters and adapt your timetable.
Implement a 30-day final revision plan covering each topic thrice, with daily rapid-revision slots and weekly topic tests.
Phase 4 (Final 2 Months Pre-Advanced):
Switch to 70% mock tests and 30% rapid revision.
Take one full Advanced mock each week, review immediately with mentors.
Maintain mental well-being: 7–8 hours sleep, 20 minutes exercise, mindfulness breaks, and periodic breaks for hobbies.
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Recommendation: Commit to a disciplined, concept-first study routine from Class 11 onward, complementing school with JEE-focused learning, regular mocks, and targeted revisions. Register early for one or two backup private-university exams to diversify admission options while pursuing excellence in JEE preparation. All the BEST for Admission & a Prosperous Future!
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