How to Revise Effectively for JEE Main Session 2 in One Month?

JEE Main is a National Computer-Based Engineering Examination organized by the NTA for admissions into undergraduate courses (B.E/B.Tech/B.Planning/B.Arch) of some of the top engineering colleges, such as NITs, IIITs, CFTIs, and other institutions/Universities participating by state governments in India. For high marks in the JEE Main Exam, it's extremely essential for the students to understand the syllabus well and are prepared well for their preparation strategy.

With only one month left until JEE Main Session 2, candidates must employ smart, goal-oriented revision methods. Practicing with mock tests and learning time management techniques will help increase accuracy and boost confidence levels

This article offers a systematic one-month revision schedule, subject-specific tips, and FAQs to help your preparation and improve your JEE Main rank.

1.0One Month Revision Plan for JEE Mains 2

2.0Optimize Your Study with Subject-Wise Strategies for Revision 

Physics

• Emphasize High-Yield Topics: Study Mechanics, Modern Physics, Electrostatics, and Optics with emphasis to achieve the highest score.
• Formula Mastery: Carefully study key formulas and their uses to maintain a good foundation.
• Practice Problems: Practice both numerical and conceptual problems from NCERT and previous years for a balanced preparation.

Chemistry

Physical Chemistry (Conceptual and Numerical):

• Focus on thermodynamics, chemical equilibrium, electrochemistry, and chemical kinetics.
• Practice deriving formulas, instead of just memorizing them.
• Give more attention to units and significant figures.

Organic Chemistry (Mechanisms and Reactions):

• Design flowcharts of reactions and mechanisms.
• Remember the reactivity of each functional groups.
• Practice conversion and name reactions.

Inorganic Chemistry (Trends and Reactions):

• Periodic table trends are fundamental and trends of elements.
• Focus on coordination compounds, chemical bonding, and metallurgy.
• Create tables of important reactions and their catalysts.

Mathematics

• Calculus (differentiation, integration, differential equations), Algebra (complex numbers, matrices, determinants, sequences, and series), and Coordinate Geometry are indeed high-scoring areas.
• Prioritize topics based on your strengths and weaknesses.
• Develop mental calculation skills.
• Solve previous year's questions from various sources to improve accuracy.
• Improve your timing and minimize lengthy calculations using short tricks and tips.