Paper Predict NotesJEE Main in 60 days: a realistic revision timetable
Sixty days is enough to revise JEE Main properly if you have covered the syllabus once. Here is a realistic plan.
Paper Predict Notes · 06 Dec 2025
This plan assumes you have studied the JEE Main syllabus once. In 60 days, the goal is to revise everything, fix weak chapters and build exam speed.
Weeks 1 to 4: revise every chapter
- Revise about two chapters per subject every three days.
- For each chapter: formula sheet, key concepts, then 20 to 30 PYQs.
- One full mock at the end of each week.
Weeks 5 to 7: weak chapters and speed
- Use mock results and your error log to pick weak chapters.
- Revise each and solve fresh problems.
- Two full mocks a week, each analysed the next day.
Week 8: final revision
- Formula sheets, Organic reaction maps and Inorganic lists daily.
- One or two mocks early in the week.
- No new material in the last three days.
A daily routine
- Morning: Maths, three hours.
- Afternoon: Physics, three hours.
- Evening: Chemistry, two to three hours.
- Night: 30 minutes of formula and error-log revision.
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Tips
- Keep the same paper order in every mock.
- Practise numerical-value questions without options.
- Protect seven hours of sleep.
The short version
Four weeks to revise every chapter with PYQs, three weeks for weak chapters and mocks, and a final week of formulas and rest.
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