JEE Main Session 2 Last 10 Days Strategy

The final 10 days before the JEE Mains exam are essential for maximizing your preparation and achieving the best results. This period is filled with excitement and pressure as students aim to fine-tune their strategies, manage time efficiently, and reinforce key concepts. To help you navigate these final days, here is a comprehensive study plan and strategy for optimizing your performance.

Focus on concept clarity, practice with the previous year’s papers, and take mock tests to assess your readiness. These last few days, effective time management, consistent revision, and a positive mindset are key. Let us dive into the ideal approach for these 10 days to help you score high and achieve your desired rank!

Common Challenges Faced in Last 10 days of JEE Main Session 2

Common Challenge	Description
Anxiety and Nervousness	Overwhelming stress and fear of the unknown can affect performance and focus.
Forgetting What You’ve Studied	Difficulty recalling previously learned material due to lack of revision or overloading.
Lack of Clarity on What to Revise	Uncertainty about which topics to prioritize for revision and what’s crucial for the exam.
Self-Doubt	Feeling unsure about your abilities or questioning your preparation leads to decreased confidence.

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Revision of Key Topics for JEE Main Session 2

In the last 10 days prioritize revising the fundamental topics that carry a high weight in the exam. The priority can be based on mock scores. These include:

Physics

Phase	Chapter	Weightage
Priority A	Current Electricity	8.6
Priority A	Electrostatics	5.6
Priority A	Magnetic Effects of Current	6.0
Priority A	Laws of Motion	5.0
Priority A	Gravitation	5.1
Priority A	Atomic Physics	3.5
Priority A	Dual Nature of Matter	4.1
Priority B	Mathematics in Physics	2.7
Priority B	Units and Dimensions	3.0
Priority B	Semiconductors	4.6
Priority B	Motion in One Dimension	4.0
Priority B	Wave Optics	3.4
Priority B	Ray Optics	4.9
Priority B	Alternating Current	4.7
Priority B	Thermodynamics	3.8
Priority B	Mechanical Properties of Fluids	4.1
Priority C	Work Power Energy	3.8
Priority C	Capacitance	3.5
Priority C	Nuclear Physics	3.5
Priority C	Kinetic Theory of Gases	3.6
Priority C	Electromagnetic Waves	3.1
Priority C	Waves and Sound	3.1
Priority C	Rotational Motion	3.8
Priority D	Motion in Two Dimensions	3.2
Priority D	Electromagnetic Induction	3.0
Priority D	Oscillations	3.0
Priority D	Communication System	2.6
Priority D	Mechanical Properties of Solids	2.8
Priority D	Center of Mass Momentum	2.3
Priority D	Thermal Properties of Matter	2.3
Priority D	Experimental Physics	1.6

Chemistry

Phase	Chapter	Weightage
Priority A	General Organic Chemistry	10.3
Priority A	Hydrocarbons	4.4
Priority A	Chemical Bonding	6.8
Priority A	Coordination Compounds	7.5
Priority A	d and f Block Elements	6.0
Priority A	Structure of Atom	4.9
Priority A	Solutions	4.4
Priority B	Thermodynamics ( C )	4.5
Priority B	Electrochemistry	4.7
Priority B	Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers	4.4
Priority B	Aldehydes and Ketones	3.7
Priority B	Amines	4.4
Priority B	Biomolecules	4.0
Priority C	Periodicity in Properties	3.5
Priority C	Mole Concept	4.0
Priority C	Redox Reactions	2.6
Priority C	Chemical Kinetics	4.1
Priority C	Halaolkanes and Haloorens	3.5
Priority D	Chemical Equilibrium	1.7
Priority D	Ionic Equilibrium	2.4
Priority D	p Block Elements (Group 13 & 14)	2.3
Priority D	p Block Elements (15,16,17,18)	4.1
Priority D	Carboxylic Acid Derivatives	1.1
Priority D	Practical Chemistry	1.7

Maths

Phase	Chapters	Weightage
Priority A	Vector Algebra	6.6
Priority A	Three- Dimensional Geometry	9.7
Priority A	Sequences and Series	7.2
Priority A	Biomical Theorem	6.0
Priority A	Functions	5.5
Priority A	Definite Integration	6.9
Priority A	Differential Equations	6.0
Priority B	Matrices	4.8
Priority B	Determinants	3.6
Priority B	Application of Derivatives	4.8
Priority B	Statistics	3.0
Priority B	Straight Lines	3.9
Priority B	Permutation Combination	4.4
Priority B	Probability	5.0
Priority B	Complex Numbers	4.5
Priority C	Quadratic Equation	3.5
Priority C	Circle	3.8
Priority C	Limits	2.9
Priority C	Area Under Curves	4.2
Priority C	Sets and Relations	3.0
Priority C	Differentiation	1.5
Priority C	Continuity and Differentiability	2.8
Priority D	Parabola	2.8
Priority D	Ellipse	1.8
Priority D	Hyperbola	2.5
Priority D	Inverse Trigonometric Functions	1.9
Priority D	Trigonometric Ratios and Identities	1.1
Priority D	Trigonometric Equations	1.7
Priority D	Indefinite Integration	1.3

Score Range 

Score Range	New Chapter
More than 180	Yes
Between 140 and 180	Priority A, B, C
Between 100 and 140	Priority A, B
Between 50 and 100	Priority A , B
Less than 50	Priority A

How to Tackle Revision for JEE Main Session 2?

1. Avoid Solving Too Many Questions: Focus on understanding concepts, not just solving numerous problems. Work on improving your problem-solving approach and techniques.
2. Focus on Key Concepts: Prioritize understanding core theories and principles and grasp the fundamentals of each topic for better application in exams.
3. Use Notes and Solved Modules for Effective Review: Review the class notes and solved modules for quick refreshers. These resources often have summarized content and also solved examples for efficient revision.
4. Practice with PYQs: Solve and analyze the PYQs to understand the exam pattern and important topics. Focus on frequently repeated topics.
5. Don’t dive into new materials as a Waste of Time: Stick to your current study materials and avoid introducing new resources at the last minute.

Mock Test Strategy & Study Plan for JEE Main Session 2

Study Range	Action Plan	Frequency
180+	Focus on alternate days for revision and practice.	Alternate days
140-180	Take two mocks per week.	2 mocks/week
100-140	Take one mock and 1 PYQ-based mock per week.	1 mock + 1 PYQ mock/week
Below 100	Focus on priority topics and core concepts.	Regular focus on priority topics

Priority Based Study Plan for JEE Main Session 2

1. Division of Chapters: Divide the chapters into A, B, C, and  D priorities based on their weightage over the last 3 years.
2. Focus on high-weightage chapters first (A and B categories).
3. Use our priority chapter lists for Physics, chemistry, and maths

Mini Mocks on iQuanta

• Format: 30 questions, 120 marks, 3 hours time limit.
• Available- Free practice on iQuanta
• Frequency: Regularly assess progress and improve time management under exam conditions.

Mistakes to be Avoided for JEE Main Session 2 Preparation

Mistake to Avoid	Details
1. Don’t Get Stuck in FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)	– Stick to your study plan and avoid jumping between different resources.
	– Focus on quality over quantity; don’t feel pressured to cover everything.
2. Don’t Waste Time on Low-Priority Chapters	– Prioritize high-weightage topics (A & B priority).
	– Review low-priority chapters only if time allows.
3. Don’t Ignore Revision	– Allocate specific time for regular revision.
	– Don’t leave revision for the last minute; review consistently.

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