Month | Boards & Syllabus Completion (Theory/Concepts) | JEE Main & Advanced Preparation (Problem Solving) | Mock Tests & Revision Strategy |
Oct 2025 | Finish Remaining 12th Syllabus: Target finishing 80% of the 12th syllabus (Physics, Chemistry, Maths) including NCERT reading. Start revising High-Weightage Chapters from the 11th syllabus. | Practice PYQs (Previous Year Questions) for JEE Main on the chapters you finish. Focus on Formula Recall and Speed. | Start Bi-Weekly (every 2 weeks) Full-Length JEE Main Mock Tests (3 hours). Analyze mistakes and revise weak topics immediately. |
Nov 2025 | 100% Syllabus Completion: Complete the entire 12th syllabus. Dedicate time to Practicals and Project Work for Boards. Begin comprehensive 11th Class Revision (medium-weightage topics). | JEE Advanced Problems: Start solving high-level problems and multi-concept questions from the completed 12th chapters. Time-Bound Practice (e.g., 2 hours for a set of 25 tough questions). | Weekly Full-Length JEE Main Mock Tests. Keep a dedicated Error Notebook for conceptual and calculation mistakes. Board-Specific Revision (Derivations, Definitions). |
Dec 2025 | Board Pre-Boards/Final Revision: Focus on Board Pattern Writing Practice (subjective answers, steps, presentation). Complete the final revision of the entire 11th syllabus. | Full Syllabus Test Series: Take chapter-wise and subject-wise tests covering both 11th and 12th standards. Solve at least 5 full-length JEE Main PYQs from 2024/2025. | Weekly 2-3 Full-Length JEE Main Mock Tests. Prioritize analyzing the test results over taking more tests. Use the last two weeks for quick formula/concept revision. |
Jan 2026 | Board Practical Exams/Viva Preparation. Continue light theoretical revision for Boards, especially derivations and specific theory. | JEE Main Session 1 Focus: Daily full-length JEE Main Mock Tests (3 hours, timed). Review all solutions and concepts for the next 2-3 hours. Hyper-Focus on PYQs (2020-2025). | Intense JEE Main Mock Tests. Stop starting new topics. Focus only on revision and test-taking strategy. Maintain health and sleep! Post-Exam: A day's rest, then analyze performance and identify weakest areas. |
Feb 2026 | Board Examination Phase: (Tentative start). Dedicate 80% of study time to Boards. Study subject-by-subject as per the date sheet. Ensure thorough revision of NCERT (line by line) for Chemistry/Physics theory. | Balanced Study: The 20% competitive time should be spent revising the weakest topics identified after JEE Main Session 1. Keep a daily two-hour slot for JEE problem-solving to stay in practice. | Board Previous Year Question Papers: Practice solving entire Board PYQs within the stipulated time limit. Stop JEE Mocks during the Board exam period. |
Mar 2026 | Board Examination Phase: (Tentative end). Once the Board exams are complete, dedicate 100% time to competitive preparation. | JEE Main Session 2 Focus: Immediately shift to JEE Main Session 2 PYQs and focus on High-Score topics like Modern Physics, Organic Chemistry, Calculus, etc. | Daily Full-Length JEE Main Mock Tests. Aim to improve the score from Session 1. Focus on precision and avoiding negative marking. |
Apr 2026 | Transition to Advanced: Spend the first week completing any remaining JEE Main formalities/revision. | JEE Advanced Intensive: The remaining weeks are dedicated to Advanced-level preparation. Focus on Multi-Concept Problems, Matching Type, and Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions. Use coaching material/specialized books. | Start Weekly Full-Length JEE Advanced Mock Tests (Paper 1 & Paper 2 on the same day). Re-do your most challenging problems from the last 1.5 years. |
May 2026 | Final Advanced Revision: Only quick theoretical revision needed (e.g., specific named reactions in organic chemistry, key theorems in math). | Final Advanced Polish: Solve 2-3 Full-Length JEE Advanced Mock Tests per week. Focus on Problem-Selection Strategy (which questions to attempt/skip). Revise your Error Notebook and Starred Questions (tough questions you marked earlier). | Daily 1-2 Full-Length JEE Advanced Mock Tests. The day before the exam, STOP studying; just relax and review basic formulas. |