JEE Main Preparation Strategy for the Last 20 Days

The final 20 days are the most crucial for your JEE Main preparation. It's critical to concentrate on reviewing important material, answering any questions, and practicing as much as you can because the test is quickly approaching. You should make the most of this time by practicing for mock exams, going over JEE Main preparation books, and practicing time management. 

You can increase your confidence and prepare to do your best on the test by adhering to a straightforward, well-organized JEE Main preparation strategy. Here are some tips for making the most of your last 20 days of JEE Main preparation.

 

JEE Mains 2025 Exam Date

JEE Mains Exam Date 2025 - Session-1
Online Submission of Application Form	28th October to 22nd November 2024 up to 09:00 P.M.
Last date for successful transaction of prescribed Application Fee	22nd November 2024 up to 11:50  P.M.
Downloading JEE Main Admit Card	03 days before the actual date of the Examination
JEE Mains Exam Date 2025 Session-1	22nd to 30th January 2025
Display of Provisional Answer Key with OMR, Responses & question papers	4th Feb 2025
Official website of JEE Mains	jeemain.nta.nic.in.
JEE Mains Exam Result	For session 1: 12th February 2025
JEE Mains Exam Date 2025 - Session-2
Online Submission of Application Form	31st January to 24th Feb 2025
Last date for successful transaction of prescribed Application Fee	March 2025
Announcement of the City of Examination	March 2025
Downloading JEE Main Admit Card	03 days before the actual date of the Examination
JEE Mains Exam Date (Session-2)	Between 01st April to 08th April 2025
Display of Question Paper attempted by the Candidate and Answer Keys for Inviting Challenges	To be displayed on the NTA website
Official website of JEE Mains	jeemain.nta.nic.in.
JEE Mains Exam Result	17th April 2025

 

JEE Main Preparation 2025: Exam Study Plan

 

Arrange Appropriate Editing Sessions

Make a well-organized schedule that includes instruction in mathematics, chemistry, and physics. Make efficient use of your revision time by concentrating on significant and high-weight subjects. Give each subject at least two to three hours each day, and make sure you go over challenging material several times. 

• Physics: Focus on Thermodynamics, Optics, Alternating Current, Electromagnetic Induction, and Modern Physics. These subjects are often asked about and are comparatively simpler to grade.
• Chemistry: Set aside time to study JEE Main Preparation Books like NCERT’s Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Reaction Mechanisms, and Physical Chemistry concepts such as Chemical Kinetics, Electrochemistry, and Ionic Equilibrium.
• Mathematics: Algebra (Matrices, Probability, Complex Numbers), Coordinate Geometry (Straight Lines, Circles, Parabolas), and Revise Calculus (Definite Integration, Differential Equations).

 

Use Test Series to Practice

The ideal method to approach the JEE Main Preparation is to use the JEE Test Series. They let you experience the test in real-time and assist you in pinpointing your areas of weakness. After every test, evaluate your performance and spend more attention on your weakest areas.

• Complete timed, full-length practice exams every day or every other day.
• Spend no more than 45 minutes on each section; instead, concentrate on time management. Start with simpler questions to gain confidence.
• Accuracy, quickness, and conceptual understanding are crucial metrics to monitor.

 

Pay Attention to High-Weightage Subjects

There are only twenty days left, so working smarter is more crucial than working hard. Give top priority to high-scoring chapters that come up often on the test:

 

Create an Effective Method for Answering Questions

To successfully pass JEE Mains, you must approach problem-solving methodically. When practicing or taking mock exams:

• Start with Your Strengths: Try questions about subjects you know a lot about.
• Mark and Skip: Mark questions that appear difficult or time-consuming, then continue.
• Eliminate Options: To increase your chances on multiple-choice questions, employ elimination strategies.
• To make sure you finish the paper, don't spend more than two to three minutes on any one question.

 

Make JEE Main Previous Year Papers a priority.

One of the best methods to comprehend the JEE Main exam format and question trends is to solve previous JEE Mains PYQs.

• Examine the past ten years' question papers and complete them within the allotted time.
• Keep an eye on subjects that come up frequently, such as coordination chemistry, calculus, and mechanics.
• Make use of these papers to improve your comprehension of how to effectively answer questions and get ready for JEE Mains.

 

Update Formulas and Important Ideas Every day

Particularly in the areas of mathematics and physics, JEE Main is mostly formula-based. Set up time each day to commit key formulas to memory and review.

• Keep a formula notebook on hand for easy access.
• Pay attention to shortcuts and derivations when solving problems.
• Regularly review the formulas for physical chemistry, periodic trends, and reaction mechanisms.

 

Use time and stress management strategies.

Although stress is normal when preparing for JEE Mains, success depends on your ability to control it.

• Incorporate relaxing methods into your regimen, such as meditation or mild exercise.
• Don't overthink things or compare yourself to other people; just concentrate on being better at what you do.
• Maintain a strict schedule and have faith in your planning.

 

Organize a Methodical Revision for the Last Three Days

Instead of pursuing new subjects during the last three days, concentrate on editing high-yield content.

• Review your prepared flashcards or brief notes.
• To maintain exam mode, complete one full-length test per day.
• During these last days, maintain your composure and avoid exerting yourself too much.

 

JEE Main Preparation 2025 Strategy for the Past 20 Days

For a comprehensive 20-day JEE Main preparation strategy, see the table below:-

 

Days	Focus Areas	Tips and Resources
Day 1-5	Revision of Important Topics	Prioritise high-weightage topics: Electrostatics, Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Coordination Compounds, P-block, Optics, Calculus. Use summary notes for quick revision. Solve concept-based questions.
Day 6-10	Mock Tests and Time Management	Attempt 1 full-length JEE Main mock test daily. Analyse performance and identify weak areas. Focus on improving speed and accuracy.
Day 11-15	Target Weak Areas and Problem-Solving	Revisit weak areas identified in mock tests. Practice previous year questions on those topics. Solve 50-100 problems per day across Physics, Chemistry, and Maths.
Day 16-18	Final Revision	Revise formulae, reactions, and key concepts from all three subjects. Focus on NCERT-based questions in Chemistry. Avoid starting new topics.
Day 19-20	Relaxation	Get 7-8 hours of sleep daily. Meditate or relax to stay calm and confident.

 

Also read :

JEE Main Exam Dates

JEE Main Result

 

Conclusion

The greatest study materials, high-quality mock exams, last year's JEE Main papers, an overall exam strategy, and a study schedule are all components of a successful JEE Main preparation plan.