How to crack JEE Mains 2025 in 1 month? Follow study plan, revise high-score topics, experts advice
Anu Parthiban | December 24, 2024 | 06:35 PM IST | 3 mins read
JEE Main 2025 session 1 exams will commence on January 22 and end on January 31. Understanding the JEE Mains syllabus and taking mock tests will help improve scores, experts suggest.
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Try NowNEW DELHI: With just a month away for the JEE Main 2025 exam, following a well-structured study plan and knowing high-weightage topics and exam pattern is crucial to optimise the time and maximise the preparation. The National Testing Agency (NTA) will commence the session 1 Joint Entrance Examination - Main (JEE Main 2025) on January 22.
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Students who are going to appear in the upcoming Class 12 board exam 2025 and those who have passed the exam in 2023 and 2024 will be eligible to sit for the entrance test. As per the JEE Main exam analysis of this year, there were more questions from NCERT textbooks in the JEE Main BE, BTech paper. Students appearing in the IIT JEE paper 1 will have to attempt three sections - mathematics, physics, and chemistry - carrying 100 marks each.
Crack JEE Main 2025 in 1 month
JEE Mains 2025 Preparation Tips - Coaching institutes have advised aspirants to understand the JEE Main syllabus 2025, prioritise understanding core application based concepts, and making last-minute revision sheets. Most of the coaching institutes and subject experts from PW, Pathfinder Educational Centre LLP recommended religiously practicing NCERT questions.
“NCERT is the most important resource for JEE Main chemistry , especially for inorganic and organic chemistry. Many questions in JEE Main are directly based on concepts and reactions mentioned in NCERT,” one of the faculty from PW told Careers360. According to experts, students preparing for the JEE Main should have a proper study plan and suggested the following five tips.
- Set specific and realistic daily targets for physics, chemistry, and mathematics . Students have been advised to switch the timings for each subject every day. Aim for 3-4 hours of dedicated self-study daily for practice and thorough review.
- It is important to strictly follow the weekly study plan. Create a priority list and tackle high-priority tasks first. Start with the most intensive subject, as it requires more conceptual understanding and problem-solving.
- Taking the JEE Main mock test and practicing time management is crucial for last-month preparation. Experts have suggested attempting at least 2-3 mock tests per week and increasing the number as you near the JEE Mains exam date 2025.
- Break tasks into smaller chunks and take short breaks in between your revision to avoid feeling overwhelmed. The coaching expert said ‘no topic is too difficult’, adding that understanding each question comprises multiple components is important. “If you encounter difficulty, break the question into smaller, manageable parts and solve each component individually,” the experts suggested.
- Students are required to maintain a journal to track the topics covered and identify weak areas. This will help them in revising difficult topics again before the exam. Attempting JEE Main previous years’ question paper and going through all the formulas will also help boost confidence before the exam.
Also read JEE Advanced brochure 2025 out; attempt limit stays at 2, registration from April 23
JEE Main 2025 high-score topics
Here are some high-scoring topics and chapters in JEE Main chemistry, physics , and mathematics subjects. Students who wish to crack JEE Mains in 1 month from zero level can start with these most important topics while preparing.
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JEE Main high scoring topics in physics |
JEE Main high scoring chapters in chemistry |
JEE Main high weightage chapters in maths |
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Simple Harmonic Motion |
Electrochemistry |
Complex Number |
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Rotational Motion |
Coordination compound |
Calculus |
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Thermodynamics |
Salt analysis |
Vector and 3D |
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Electrostatics |
lonic equilibrium |
Probability |
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Magnetism |
Thermodynamics and thermochemistry |
Trigonometric Equation |
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Optics |
Aldehydes and ketones |
Properties of Triangles |
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Modern Physics |
Aromatic hydrocarbons |
Quadratic Equation |
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Kinetic energy |
Alkyl halides and aryl halides |
Sequence and Series Permutations and combination |
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