How to Score High in JEE Main by Last Month Preparation

How to Score High in JEE Main by Last Month Preparation

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Team Careers360Updated on 04 Mar 2022, 10:46 AM IST

Every year around 10 lakh students appear in JEE Main exam to get admission in their dream institute but, only a few of them qualify. What draws the qualifier apart from the non qualifier is the preparation level, determination and dedication to clear the exam. JEE Main is undoubtedly a difficult exam, considering the number of applicants, its vast syllabus and difficulty level of questions. Most students start their preparation for the exam early from their class 11 or beginning class 12 but there are many who start late and look for solutions on how to score high in JEE Main 2022 by last month's preparation. Previous year JEE Main toppers, top percentilers and other test takers who qualified the exam say one thing in common, “NCERT is the key to qualify JEE Main”. Students seeking answers to the question like how to score high in JEE Main 2022 by last month preparation are thus advised to thoroughly study NCERT text books. Learn the basic concepts, solve numericals and revise the topics regularly.

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Candidates can pay the JEE Mains 2026 registration fee online through net banking, credit card, debit card, and UPI.

"After successful payment, candidate will be able to print the confirmation page. In case the confirmation page is not generated after payment of fee then the transaction is cancelled and the candidates have to approach the concerned bank for refund of amount. However, the candidate has to make another payment/transaction, in case the confirmation page is not generated," according to the official website.  

Any such cases of multiple payments (if any), will be reconciled by the NTA after the declaration of final result and will be refunded to the concerned candidates.

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Careers360 interacted with several coaching institutes, subject experts and previous year test takers to draw a best plan for how to score high in JEE Main 2022 by last month preparation. Read more to know the suggestions, preparation tips, recommended books and other important guidelines to qualify the exam along with last month preparation tips for JEE Main 2022.


Understand JEE Main - What and How is asked?

JEE Main exam is conducted for admission in first year B.E./B.Tech or B.Arch/B.Plan course. The exam has two Papers, Paper 1 is for candidates opting for B.E./B.Tech admission while Paper 2 is for candidates opting for B.Arch/B.Plan. The Paper 1 exam has questions from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics of class 11 and 12 while Paper 2 has questions from Mathematics, General Aptitude and Drawing for B.Arch and Mathematics, General Aptitude and Planning for B.Plan. The exam is conducted online as a computer based test except for the drawing part of B.Arch which is conducted on A4 Paper.

JEE Main is the exam which tests the basic and fundamental knowledge of candidates in science and mathematics. In a conversation with Careers360, NTA Director Vineet Joshi said, JEE Main is not the exam to deselect any candidate, it is the exam to select the deserving candidate.

Questions in JEE Main is designed to analyse the analytical, conceptual and fundamental understanding of students. The level of questions are of class 11 and 12 but the skills required to solve the questions may be high. Students with basic knowledge of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics will be easily able to crack the exam. Students are thus advised not to rote learn or memorize the topics but study them thoroughly.


JEE Main Exam Details for Paper 1

Particulars

Details

Exam Mode

Computer-based test mode

Exam Duration

3 hours (4 hours for persons with benchmark disabilities)

Subjects

Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics

Total number of questions

75 (Each subject will have 25 questions)

Type of Questions

20 Objective questions having 4 options each with only 1 correct option

5 Numerical questions with numerical value as answer

Marking Scheme

For MCQs - 4 Marks will be awarded for every correct answer and 1 Mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer

For answer with numeric value - 4 Marks will be awarded for every correct answer and 1 Mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer

Maximum Marks

300

Language of paper

English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu.


JEE Main Exam Details for Paper 2

Particulars

Details

Exam Mode

B.Arch: Mathematics and Aptitude test will be computer-based, whereas Drawing test will be conducted in A4 paper

B.Plan: Computer-based

Exam Duration

3 hours (4 hours for persons with benchmark disabilities)

Subjects

B.Arch: Mathematics, General Aptitude and Drawing skills

B.Plan: Mathematics, General Aptitude and Planning

Total number of questions

B.Arch: Maths will have 20 MCQ questions and 5 numerical questions; Aptitude will have 50 MCQs and drawing test will have 2 questions

B.Plan: Maths will have 20 MCQ questions and 5 numerical questions; Aptitude will have 50 MCQs and the Planning section will have 25 questions.

Type of Questions

B.Arch: Maths and Aptitude will be MCQs while the drawing section will have questions to test the drawing and sketching skills. Maths will also have numerical questions

B.Plan: Aspirants will have 25 questions on Planning instead of drawing while the exam pattern of JEE Main will be the same for Maths and Aptitude. Planning section will also include a written passage.

Marking Scheme

For MCQs - 4 Marks will be awarded for every correct answer and 1 Mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer

For answer with numeric value - 4 Marks will be awarded for every correct answer and 1 Mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer

Marking Scheme for Drawing Test - Two questions to be evaluated out of 100 marks

Maximum Marks

400

Medium of paper

English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu.


How to Score High in JEE Main 2022 by Last Month Preparation

Students are provided here with important tips and suggestions to score high in JEE Main by last month preparation.

  • Refer the official JEE Main syllabus and mark all the topics which are asked in exam. Point out the topics which, according to your study, need more time, can be learned in less time and are important topics.

  • Take help of previous year JEE Main question papers to understand the pattern and difficulty level of questions. This will help in strategising the preparation. Point out topics which have been asked frequently

  • Start learning from NCERT text books. Study every topic thoroughly and solve numericals to conceptualise the learning

  • Revise topics regularly before beginning any new topic for study

  • Solve chapter-wise mock test on completion of a chapter and full length mock tests when you complete the entire syllabus of subject and as a whole

  • Pay special attention to the important topics


Important Topics for JEE Main Preparation

Students are provided here a list of some of the important topics for JEE Main which are frequently asked in exams and have more weightage.


JEE Main Important Topics for Physics


JEE Main Important Topics for Maths


JEE Main Important Topics for Chemistry


Best Books to Score High in JEE Main 2022 by Last Month Preparation

Students can check below the best recommended books for JEE Main 2022. The books are recommended by various subject experts, previous year toppers and test takers

CHEMISTRY

PHYSICS

MATHS

NCERT Class 11 and 12

NCERT Class 11 and 12

NCERT Class 11 and 12

Inorganic Chemistry by OP Tandon

Concepts of Physics Vol. 1 by HC Verma

Mathematics for JEE- Cengage Publication

Organic Chemistry by OP Tandon,

Organic Chemistry by Dr. AK Virmani

The concept of Physics Vol 2 by HC Verma

Skills in Mathematics JEE Main & Advanced Maths series - Arihant Publication by Amit M Agarwal and SK Goyal

Physical Chemistry by Dr. P Bahadur

Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon

Understanding JEE physics series by DC Pandey

MTG JEE Main Guide by RK Tyagi

Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations by RC Mukherjee

Errorless Physics Volume 1

Objective Mathematics by RD Sharma

Arihant's Practice Book Chemistry for JEE Main And Advanced by RK Gupta

Errorless Physics Volume 2

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Hi,

You should apply as an OBC as you belong to the BC caste if you are listed on the central government's list of OBC, because BC falls under the OBC category. But if your caste is not on the central government's list, you should apply for the General category, even if you have a state-level BC certificate.

Hope it helps!!!

Hello,

No, it’s not compulsory to fill the APAAR ID in the JEE Main application form right now.

If your APAAR ID shows a “credential mismatch” error even after entering the correct number, don’t worry, you can simply leave it blank and continue filling the form.

  • The APAAR ID field is optional for most students.

  • It’s mainly for linking your academic records under the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) system.

  • The mismatch often happens if your Aadhaar details or school record name format differ.

So, you can submit your JEE form without the APAAR ID, and it won’t affect your application.


Hope you understand.

As per the Syllabus of JEE Mains 2026, there are some highly weightage topics which helps you to maximize your marks in the exam.

Mathematics

  • Calculus: Integral and differential calculus are highly weightage topics in mathematics.
  • Coordinate Geometry: Conic sections (circles, parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas) are a major topic in this chapter.
  • Algebra: Algebra topics include Matrices and Determinants, Binomial Theorem, Complex numbers and Quadratic equations.
  • Vector and 3D Geometery: Understanding of vectors and three-dimensional geometry is the plus point to score a good marks.
  • Statistics and Probability: Statistics and Probability are very important topics, and one or two questions come from these two topics.

Physics

  • Mechanics: In Mechanics, there are some important topics are kinematics, Laws of Motion, Work, Energy and Power and fundamental for problem-solving.
  • Electrostatics and Current Electricity: These are two important topics in electromagnetism.
  • Optics: Try to cover both ray and wave optics.
  • Thermodynamics & Modern Physics: In thermodynamics try to cover whole chapter including concepts like heat and temperature and also try to cover whole  Modern Physics.

Chemistry

  • Physical Chemistry: Physical Chemistry includes Thermodynamics, Chemical Kinetics, Stoichiometry, and Chemical Equilibrium.
  • Inorganic Chemistry: Lots of questions come from inorganic chemistry, so my suggestion to you is to try to complete whole inorganic chemistry by heart and mainly focus on p-Block elements and Coordination Compounds.
  • Organic Chemistry: Like Inorganic Chemistry, organic chemistry is also a very important topic. Try to complete whole organic chemistry by heart and main topics in organic chemistry are Reactions of Alkanes, Alkenes, Alkynes, Benzene, Aldehydes, ketones, and Carboxylic Acids.
  • Chemical Bondings and Molecular Structure: Cover these whole topics which helps you to understand other topics.

I hope this will really help you and Best of Luck for you exam.

Hello dear aspirant,

You don't have to worry right now for the EWS certificate as the certificate should be issued after 1st April, 2026 (in your case). Also you can also directly go to the collectorate office with all the documents required and they will apply for the certificate.

Thank you, hope this helped.

Hello,

If you’re appearing for Class 12 (HSC) in 2026 and don’t have your board admit card or roll number yet, you can leave the “Registration No./Enrollment No./Roll No.” field blank or enter “NA” (Not Applicable) if the form allows.

Do not enter your school GR number, as it’s not recognized by the exam board or NTA.
Once your board issues the admit card or registration number, it can be updated later during JEE Main form correction or at the time of result verification.

So, for now, safely enter “NA” or leave blank — not your GR number.

Hope you understand.