How to revise entire JEE Main syllabus in 30 days?

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Use a mock-led, triage-first plan.

D-30 to D-15: One full pass of high-yield units — Maths (Calculus, Coordinate, Algebra, Vectors/3D), Physics (Current Electricity, Magnetism/EMI, Modern, Optics), Chemistry (NCERT Inorganic, key Physical numericals, core Organic). Take 6–8 full mocks; update formula sheets and an error log.

D-14 to D-8: Close weak areas with topic sprints; 5–6 mocks; convert repeated errors into micro-drills; redo tough PYQs.

D-7 to D-1: 3–4 mocks max in exam slot; light mixed sets; sleep aligned; logistics ready.

Daily skeleton: 60–90 min formula recap, two 120-min revision/problem blocks, one mock/sectional, 60–90 min analysis. Keep sources minimal; avoid new chapters.

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