JEE Main, one of the most challenging exams for admission to India’s premier engineering colleges, requires a systematic, subject-specific approach for success. In this blog, we’ll dissect the three core subjects—physics, chemistry, and mathematics—and provide tailored advice and suggested readings for each.
Physics:
Subject Topics:
Kinematics,
Thermodynamics,
Work and power,
Modern Physics,
Rotational Motion,
Gravitation,
Electrostatics,
Laws of Motion,
Electromagnetic Induction and Waves,
Reflection and Refraction,
Electricity and magnetism,
Atoms,
Alternating Current,
Kinetic Theory of Gases,
Photoelectric Effect,Waves and sounds.
Tips for Physics:
Chemistry:
Subject Topics:
Salt Analysis,
Chemical Bonding,
Chemical Kinetics,
Coordination Compounds,
Order of Reaction,
Faraday’s Laws,
Conductivity and conductance,
P and D Block Elements,
Hybridization,
Nomenclature,
Isomerism,
Alkyl Halides and Aryl Halides,
Chemical Thermodynamics,
Equilibrium,
Redox Reactions,
Electrochemistry,
Tips for Chemistry:
Mathematics:
Subject Topics:
Applications of Derivatives,
Complex Numbers,
Quadratic Equations,
Determinants and matrices,
Definite Integrals and Area Under the Curve,
Combinations and permutations,
Series and sequences,
Continuity and Differentiability,
Binomial Theorem,
3D Geometry,
Derivatives Application,
Differential Equations,
Vector Algebra,
Mathematical Reasoning,
Tips for Mathematics:
To excel in JEE Main, establish a structured study schedule. Allocate appropriate time to each subject based on your individual strengths and weaknesses. Regularly review and revisit key concepts in all three subjects to reinforce your knowledge and improve your chances of success.
