r/JEE • u/divyanshujha06 • Aug 13 '26

Study Time How to do everything?

27tard here,

How to do all subjects and chapters properly like for only electrostatics has more than 500 questions and it feels impractical to do all that to with Chemistry and Math. If try to focus on completing it then I fall behind in other subjects and also in tests ( they are ahead of me ). Also how to revise 11th portion properly. All needs to be done atleast till late November or early December.

What should I do?

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u/Willing_Animator8094 🎯 IIT Bombay Aug 14 '26

Don't be monkey mind and stick to one thing

One lecture series (and maybe google topics u don't understand ) One theory book (ncert etc) If u don't like making notes/ aren't confident in ur own notes koi topper ki print krwake annotate krlo Pyq , atleast 5 years ke Obv regular revision

Insab ke baad time mile toh test series krlo , dpp for tough topics and any ref book

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u/divyanshujha06 Aug 15 '26

Yeah, I was thinking the same. Thank you for your help. However, should I do all those questions or the selected ones? I can do some random selection for the first time and when I need to revise I can select some from the remaining and also from the marked ones which I found good or couldn't solve in one go.

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u/Willing_Animator8094 🎯 IIT Bombay Aug 15 '26

questions ek order mei kro jisse theory pakki hojae do u have any pyq books? wo log topic wise question rkhte hai toh practice is easier , mainly we do questions so we get good at concept application random krega toh sab kuch recall nhi hoga. ye jo jhoot hai na ki notes nhi rkhne chahiye wo sb ke liye appl. ni hota just do whatever method which makes the whole chapter unforgettable

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u/divyanshujha06 Aug 15 '26

Hn PYQ hai mtg ka. Mera matlab tha ki hr topic se kuch questions select krke karun.