Prepare effectively for JEE Main & Advanced with detailed syllabus, preparation strategies, study notes, mock tests, and tips to excel in one of India’s most competitive engineering entrance exams.
JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) is the gateway to India’s top engineering institutes like IITs, NITs, and IIITs.
JEE Main qualifies candidates for NITs, IIITs, and other engineering colleges.
JEE Advanced is for admission into IITs.
Exams test knowledge in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, along with problem-solving, logical reasoning, and analytical skills.
Mode: Online (Computer-Based Test)
Duration: 3 hours per paper
Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
Eligibility: 12th pass or appearing
Attempts: Maximum 2 attempts per year for Advanced (subject to age criteria)
Paper 1: B.E./B.Tech (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics)
Paper 2: B.Arch/B.Planning (Mathematics, Aptitude, Drawing/Planning)
Total Marks: 300 for B.E./B.Tech Paper 1
Two papers: Paper 1 & Paper 2
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
Multiple choice questions, numerical answer type, and comprehension-based questions
Negative marking applies in some sections
Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Oscillations & Waves
Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Magnetism
Optics, Modern Physics, Semiconductors
Physical Chemistry: Mole Concept, Thermodynamics, Chemical Kinetics
Inorganic Chemistry: Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding, Coordination Compounds
Organic Chemistry: Hydrocarbons, Biomolecules, Polymers
Algebra: Quadratic Equations, Matrices, Complex Numbers
Calculus: Differentiation, Integration, Differential Equations
Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Probability, Vectors
Complete NCERT for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics
Concept clarity is crucial
H.C. Verma – Physics
R.D. Sharma – Mathematics
O.P. Tandon – Chemistry
Solve previous years’ papers
Online mock tests for speed and accuracy
Divide daily schedule equally for PCM subjects
Focus on weak areas and high-weightage chapters
Proper sleep, diet, and short breaks
Meditation or light exercise for concentration
Physics: H.C. Verma, D.C. Pandey
Chemistry: O.P. Tandon, NCERT
Mathematics: R.D. Sharma, Arihant Practice Books
Online Tutorials / Mock Tests: Embibe, BYJU’S, Unacademy
Daily Routine Example:
5–7 AM: Physics (Concepts + Numerical Practice)
7–9 AM: Mathematics (Problems + Formulas)
10–12 AM: Chemistry (Physical + Organic)
2–4 PM: Mock Tests / Previous Year Papers
5–6 PM: Revision & Self-assessment
Weekly Routine:
5 days: Subject study + practice
1 day: Full-length mock test
1 day: Revision & clearing doubts
Ignoring NCERT for Chemistry & Physics
Over-practicing without analyzing mistakes
Skipping mock tests and time-bound practice
Neglecting weaker topics
Q1: Is coaching necessary for JEE?
A1: Coaching helps, but self-study with reference books can also be effective.
Q2: How many times can a candidate attempt JEE Advanced?
A2: Maximum 2 attempts in consecutive years after qualifying JEE Main.
Q3: Are mock tests important?
A3: Yes, they improve speed, accuracy, and exam temperament.
Q4: How to divide preparation time for three subjects?
A4: Allocate equal daily slots for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics; focus on weak subjects.
Success in JEE requires concept clarity, consistent practice, time management, and stress control.
Focus on NCERT and reference books, solve previous years’ papers, and take frequent mock tests.
Balanced preparation across all three subjects, along with revision and self-assessment, ensures high ranks and admission into top engineering institutes.
