JEE Main Preparation 2026: Complete Strategy, Study Plan, Subject-Wise Tips & Expert Guidance

How to prepare for JEE Main that will make you stand among the top 99%ilers? Most aspirants lose 30-40 marks due to no direction and clarity in exam strategy. What separates a topper is a clear study plan and exam strategy. JEE Main is a gateway to IITs, NITs, and other top engineering institutions. Beat the competition by following a realistic, research-backed topper study strategy this year.

This blog is the only blueprint any aspirant needs for preparation and JEE Main tips. The blog includes preparation strategies used by toppers. A complete roadmap for students starting from scratch, a 12-month roadmap, and a realistic, balanced daily timetable.

How to Prepare for JEE Main 2026: Complete Preparation Strategy

To be in the top 1% of students who crack the JEE Main every year, you need to think like a strategic topper. Smart study always rewards better than blind hard work. Before starting the JEE Main preparation, students must get clarity on certain aspects:

• What exactly to study?
• Which chapters cannot be avoided?
• Where to study from?
• How to study topics like a topper?

This section aims to break down the complete JEE Main preparation strategy to help serious aspirants level up their preparation. Hence, increasing their chances of scoring 99%ile in the JEE Main.

Proven Strategies to Crack JEE Main (Matrix Topper Tips)

Matrix JEE Academy has been consistently producing top rankers every year. In 2025, 279+ students cleared the JEE Main exam, among whom Gaurav Pareek (99.9888%ile, AIR 238) topped. Follow these proven strategies to crack JEE Main that helped Matrix students walk the path of being a JEE Main topper.

• Master NCERT: Revise NCERT as much as possible, especially for chemistry. This alone will be enough to score high in the chemistry section.
• Focus on high-weightage chapters: Make a list of all the high-weightage chapters with the question frequency. Prioritise these chapters, which contribute almost 70% of the complete JEE Main paper. The high-weightage chapters list is already mentioned in the blog above.
• Importance of PYQs: Try to solve and analyse 10-15 years of JEE Main PYQs. Figure out the type of questions and concepts that repeat frequently and note them down.
• Mock tests: Mock tests can make or break the entire JEE Main preparation. Give full-length mock tests regularly and maintain an error log. This habit was commonly found in all Matrix toppers.
• Attempt strategy (accuracy): Exam attempt strategy is a key point in JEE Main. Make a strategy for yourself. Do not focus on attempting all the questions. Rather, focus on attempting 50-60% of the paper but with 90% accuracy.

Key Highlights of the Toppers’ JEE Main Preparation Strategies

Matrix Topper (JEE Main 2025)	Key Strategy	Impact on Your Prep
Gaurav Pareek (AIR 238, 99.98%)	40-50 daily mocks + NCERT 3x revision	Builds speed for 250+ marks
Bhavya Modi (AIR 445, 99.976%)	Error logs + 70% high-weight PYQs	Eliminates silly mistakes
Rishabh Meel (AIR 479 Main, AIR 70 Adv)	Timed numericals + weekly cycles	Secures top 500 ranks

JEE Main 5-Year Trend Analysis (Question Difficulty Level)

Based on a 5-year JEE Main paper trend analysis (2021-2025), Matrix JEE faculty observed that Maths is the most time-consuming section in the paper. And chemistry is the highest-scoring section. Students who follow the trend analysis and align their preparation accordingly have observed to score higher comparatively.

• Mathematics: It has been observed to be the toughest and longest section. Only regular practice with an increase in speed will help crack the JEE Main mathematics.
• Physics: The physics section is of moderate difficulty. Most repeated questions have been observed from Mechanics, Modern Physics, and Current Electricity.
• Chemistry: Due to the dominance of NCERT, chemistry is observed to be the easiest-scoring section.
• Post-2024: NTA has changed the pattern since 2024. It has been observed that there is an increase in questions that are multi-concept and application-based.

Based on the 5-year JEE Main paper trend analysis, it is advised to focus more on PYQs and consistent revision. Using this information, candidates can build a JEE Main 2026 preparation strategy to crack the exam.

Year	Mathematics	Physics	Chemistry	Overall Difficulty	Advice for JEE Aspirants
2021	Moderate–Tough	Moderate	Easy	Moderate	Build basics + formula practice
2022	Tough & Lengthy	Moderate	Easy	Moderate	Improve Maths speed
2023	Moderate	Moderate	Easy	Easy–Moderate	Maximise Chemistry score
2024	Tough (Conceptual)	Moderate–Conceptual	Easy (NCERT)	Moderate–High	Focus on application-based PYQs
2025	Very Tough	Moderate	Easy–Moderate	High	Full mocks + accuracy training

JEE Main Exam Preparation Attempt Strategy (Accuracy)

An overlooked important aspect to scoring in the top percentile in JEE Main is the attempt vs accuracy strategy. Toppers who score 99%ile and above do not focus on attempting the maximum number of questions. From research done on Matrix toppers, it was observed that 99+ percentilers attempt 65-75 questions but with 95-99% accuracy.

Matrix topper Gaurav Pareek (99.98%ile, AIR 238) followed this strategy: he attempted all the sure-shot questions first. And then dedicate time to risky questions. This helps in avoiding unnecessary negative marking. Follow the one-minute rule while solving the questions: skip the question if you cannot find a method to solve the question in your mind in under 60 seconds.

question if you cannot find a method to solve the question in your mind in under 60 seconds.

Attempt Count	Target Accuracy	Expected Score	Percentile Range
60–65	95–97%	230–250	99.8+
65–75	90–93%	210–235	99.5–99.8
75–85	85–88%	190–215	99.2–99.5
85+	<85%	170–200	<99

How to set a Target JEE Percentile

Every JEE aspirant has a target college and a target percentile to achieve it. Refer to the table below to get an idea about how many marks to target for the desired percentile:

Marks Range	Percentile	Session 1 Target (Realistic)	How to Achieve (Weekly Steps)
280-300	100	Toppers only: 260+ baseline	50 mocks + 98% accuracy
250-279	99.95+	99.5+ from strong droppers	3 mocks/week, error <5%
215-249	99.7-99.9	98-99 from Class 12th	2 mocks + 20% weak topic boost
190-214	99.4-99.7	97+ safety for Qualifiers	90% easy-moderate mastery
170-189	99-99.4	Minimum viable	Daily PYQs + formula revision

Want to know how NTA calculates the percentile for JEE Main? Find out how to calculate the percentile in JEE Main.

JEE Main 2026 Study Plan (Beginners, Droppers & Short-Term)

study plan. We have curated study plans that are realistic to follow and cover every aspect of JEE Main preparation. The JEE Main exam preparation timetable includes months with which topics to cover, mock strategies, and more.

Also Read: Know the complete JEE Main syllabus: Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics.

JEE Main Study Plan for Class 11 (Beginners)

This study plan is ideal for beginners who are starting from class 11. Follow this realistic study plan to be in the top percentile. Read how to prepare for JEE Main from class 11 for a detailed beginner’s strategy.

Phase & Duration	Focus Area	Physics	Chemistry	Mathematics	Mock Strategy & Target
Phase 1: Foundation (Class 11 – Apr to Jul)	Concept building (40% syllabus)	Units & Dimensions, Kinematics, Laws of Motion, WEP, Rotational Motion, Gravitation	Mole Concept, Atomic Structure, Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding, Thermodynamics	Sets, Trigonometry, Straight Lines, Limits & Continuity, Differentiation	Sectional tests + 1 full mock/monthTarget: 100/300
Phase 2: Syllabus Completion (Class 11 – Aug to Dec)	Full Class 11 mastery + boards alignment	SHM, Waves, Fluids, Thermal Physics, Intro Electrostatics	Equilibrium, Redox, Solutions, GOC Basics	Integration, Sequences & Series, Matrices, Determinants, Conics	2–3 mocks/month + PYQsTarget: 140–160/300
Phase 3: Transition (Class 12 – Jan to Jun)	Class 12 concepts + revision loop	Current Electricity, Capacitors, Magnetism	Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics, Surface Chemistry	Continuity, Differentiability, AOD	1 full mock/weekTarget: 160–180/300
Phase 4: Acceleration (Class 12 – Jul to Oct)	High-weight chapters + accuracy	EMI, AC, Ray Optics, Modern Physics	Coordination Compounds, p-Block, Aldehydes & Ketones	Definite Integration, Differential Equations, Vector & 3D	1–2 mocks/weekTarget: 200+/300
Phase 5: Peak Testing (Nov to Jan – JEE Main)	Full syllabus + exam temperament	Full Physics revision + PYQs	NCERT revision (3x mandatory)	Calculus + Algebra revision	2–3 mocks/weekTarget: 230–250+/300
Phase 6: Final Push (Last 35–40 days)	Speed, accuracy, error elimination	Mixed practice & formula revision	NCERT-based questions only	Mixed mock-level problems	Alternate-day mocks99.9%ile zone

12-Month JEE Main Study Plan (Class 11+12 Combined)

This study plan is ideal for students who are starting their JEE Main exam preparation from class 12. The plan is built to aim for 99%ile and above. Follow it religiously to crack the JEE Main exam.

Month (Jan-Dec 2026)	Physics (35% Class11)	Chemistry (NCERT 80%)	Maths (High-Wt: Calc 30%)	Mocks/Week	Target Score	Boards/JEE Focus
Jan (Foundation)	Units/Kinematics/Laws Motion (HCV1-6)	Mole/Atomic/Bonding (NCERT1-4)	Sets/Trig/Lines (Cengage1-5)	1 full	100/300	Class11 basics
Feb	Work-Energy/Rotation (HCV7-9)	Thermo/Equilibrium (NCERT5-7)	Circles/Limits (Cengage6-13)	1+1sec	120/300	Problem ramp-up
Mar	Gravitation/SHM (HCV10-14)	Redox/Solutions (NCERT8-9)	Continuity/Diff (Cengage14-15)	2 full	140/300	Spring tests
Apr	Waves/Fluids (HCV15-16)	GOC Intro (NCERT10)	Integration (Cengage16, 12%wt)​	2 mocks	150/300	Class11 50% done
May	Thermal/Electro Intro (HCV18-20)	Organic Basics (MSCh1-3)	Sequences/Conics (9.9%wt)​	2+1sec	160/300	Pre-boards prep
Jun	Class11 Revision + PYQs	Inorganic Block (NCERT11-12)	Matrices/3D (10%wt)	3 mocks	170/300	Boards alignment
Jul (Class12 Start)	Current Elec/Magnetism (HCV28-30)	Electrochem/Surface (NCERT14)	Vectors/Probability	3 mocks	190/300	Post-Class11 peak
Aug	EMI/AC (HCV31-33)	Coordination/p-Block	Complex No/Parabola	3 full	200/300	Syllabus 70%
Sep	Optics (HCV34-36)	Aldehydes/Ketones	Definite Integral	4 mocks	210/300	Board revision
Oct	Modern Physics (HCV37-39)	Amines/Biomolecules	Differential Eq/Vector Calc	CBSE Boards	220/300	Boards first
Nov	Full Syllabus Revision	Full Organic/Inorganic	Full Calculus/Algebra	4 mocks	230/300	Advanced practice
Dec (Peak)	Daily Mocks + PYQs	Formula Marathon	Accuracy 95%+	Daily mock	250+/300	JEE Jan Ready

Study Plan for Repeaters and Droppers

For droppers and repeaters, the strategy must be focused on strengthening concepts and a lot of practice. Use this idealistic study plan to crack JEE Main in 6 months.

Month	Focus (80% High-Weight)	Mocks/Day	Target Score	Daily Breakdown
Jul	PYQs 2020-25 + Error Log	1 full	200/300	3hr/subject PYQs + 3hr analysis
Aug	Advanced: Irodov/Disha + weak chapters	1.5	220/300	2hr advanced + 4hr mocks
Sep	Full syllabus tests + formula accuracy	2	235/300	Accuracy 93%+ mandatory
Oct	Timed sectionals + numericals	2	245/300	95% accuracy lockdown
Nov	Peak mocks + 2015-19 PYQs	2-3	255/300	Zero silly errors
Dec	Daily NTA mocks	3	265+/300	99.98%ile ready

Last 3 Months JEE Main 2026 Study Plan (Crash Phase)

The final 3 months before the JEE Main are crucial. Amp up your score to 99%ile with this JEE Main preparation 90-day crash roadmap.

Month/Week	Daily Focus (High-Weightage 70%)	Mocks/Day	Target Score	Must-Do Hacks
Oct Week1-2	Mechanics/Calc/Organic PYQs (2019-25)	2 full	210/300	Error notebook: classify mistakes
Oct Week3-4	Electro/Chem Eq/Coord + 2015-18 PYQs	2 full	225/300	Round1: 60 att @95% → Round2 risks
Nov Week1-2	Full syllabus + numericals only	3 full	240/300	Time paper <2hr45min, zero negatives
Nov Week3-4	Formula sheets + weak chapters	3 full	250/300	Accuracy log: <5% error mandatory
Dec Week1-2	NTA Abhyas mocks only	3 NTA	255/300	Match shift-wise difficulty
Dec Week3-4	Peak: Daily analysis	Daily NTA	260+/300	Exam simulation

Daily Time Table for JEE Main

How does the daily routine of a JEE Main topper look like? Here is the realistic topper study routine followed by toppers. It is ideal for school-going students as well as coaching students. You can modify your daily time based on your school and coaching timings. Hence, level up your JEE Main exam preparation 2026 strategy.

Time	Activity	Focus
6:00 – 6:30 AM	Wake up, freshen up, light stretching/meditation	Prepare physically & mentally
6:30 – 7:30 AM	Quick revision of the previous day’s topics	Recall & retention (NCERT + short notes)
7:30 – 9:30 AM	Study Session 1	Difficult topics (Physics/Maths)
9:30 – 10:00 AM	Breakfast + rest	Recharge
10:00 – 12:00 PM	Study Session 2	Concept learning (Chemistry/Physics)
12:00 – 1:00 PM	Practice questions	Topic-wise problem solving
1:00 – 2:00 PM	Lunch + break	Relax & refresh
2:00 – 3:30 PM	Study Session 3	Mathematics practice (numericals)
3:30 – 4:00 PM	Short break/walk	Prevents burnout
4:00 – 5:30 PM	Mock test / previous year questions	Time management + exam practice
5:30 – 6:00 PM	Break + snack	Rest & fuel
6:00 – 7:30 PM	Study Session 4	Physics + Chemistry mixed revision
7:30 – 8:00 PM	Dinner	Light meal
8:00 – 9:00 PM	Revision & formula review	Consolidate memory
9:00 – 10:00 PM	Doubt solving/making short notes	Clarify weak topics
10:00 – 10:30 PM	Light reading/plan next day	Relax & organize
10:30 – 6:00 AM	Sleep	Rest for focus & retention

Subject-Wise Study Strategy to Maximise Score

The most important strategy followed by toppers is to focus on chapters that will help score high. In this section, we will discuss a subject-wise strategy for the JEE Main exam preparation 2026. The section is included with all high-weightage chapters.

Physics Preparation Strategy

Almost 70-75% of questions in the physics section are formula-based. Study physics like a topper by building a strong base and studying the NCERT thoroughly. Make sure to study the high-weightage chapters and practice as many daily practice papers (DPPs) and numericalsas possible. Refer to the table below for high-Weightage Physics Chapters JEE Main 2026. Get a detailed strategy on how to study physics for JEE Main.

Must Read: Most important physics formulas for JEE Main exam.

Physics Section	Topic	Weightage Level	Past Year Avg. No. of Questions
Mechanics	Laws of Motion & Newton’s Laws	High weightage	1–2
	Work, Energy & Power	High weightage	1–2
	Centre of Mass & Rotational Motion	High weightage	1–2
	Gravitation	Moderate weightage	1
Electrodynamics	Electrostatics (Charges & Fields, Capacitors)	High weightage	2–3
	Current Electricity	High weightage	2–3
	Magnetic Effects of Current & Magnetism	High weightage	1–2
	Electromagnetic Induction & Alternating Current	High weightage	1–2
Optics	Ray Optics & Optical Instruments	High weightage	1–2
	Wave Optics	Moderate–High weightage	1
Modern Physics	Dual Nature of Radiation & Matter	High weightage	1–2
	Atoms & Nuclei	High weightage	1–2
	Semiconductor Electronics	High weightage (formula-based)	1–2
Thermodynamics & Waves	Thermodynamics & Kinetic Theory of Gases	Moderate–High weightage	1–2
	Waves & Sound	Moderate weightage	1

Mathematics Preparation Strategy

The majority of the maths questions are multi-concept and not directly based on formulas. Refer to the table below for High-Weightage Mathematics Chapters JEE Main. Checkout the most important maths formulas for JEE Main that every topper revises regularly.

Mathematics Section	Topic	Weightage Level	Past Year Avg. No. of Questions
Calculus	Limits, Continuity & Differentiability	High weightage	2–3
	Application of Derivatives	High weightage	2–3
	Indefinite & Definite Integrals	High weightage	2–3
	Differential Equations	Moderate–High weightage	1–2
Coordinate Geometry	Straight Lines	Moderate weightage	1–2
	Circles	Moderate–High weightage	1–2
	Parabola, Ellipse & Hyperbola	High weightage	2–3
Algebra	Matrices & Determinants	High weightage	2–3
	Complex Numbers	High weightage	1–2
	Permutations & Combinations	Moderate weightage	1
	Probability	Moderate–High weightage	1–2
	Binomial Theorem	Moderate weightage	1
Trigonometry & Vectors	Trigonometric Identities & Equations	Moderate weightage	1
	Vectors & 3D Geometry	High weightage	2–3

Chemistry Preparation Strategy

The table below contains all the high-Weightage Chemistry Chapters for JEE Main 2026. Along with the high-weightage chapters, also check the most important chemistry formulas for JEE Main.

Chemistry Section	Topic	Weightage Level	Past Year Avg. No. of Questions
Organic Chemistry	Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry (GOC)	High weightage (fundamental)	3–4
	Aldehydes, Ketones & Carboxylic Acids	High weightage	2–3
	General Organic Chemistry	High weightage	1
	Alcohols, Phenols & Ethers	High weightage	1
	Hydrocarbons (Haloalkanes & Haloarenes)	Moderate–High weightage	1–2
	Isomerism / Stereochemistry	Moderate weightage	1
	Amines	Moderate weightage	1
	Biomolecules & Polymers	Moderate weightage	1
Inorganic Chemistry	Coordination Compounds	High weightage	3–4
	d- and f-Block Elements	High weightage	2–3
	p-Block Elements	High weightage	1–2
	Periodic Table & Periodic Trends	High weightage	1
	Hydrogen & Its Compounds	High weightage	1
	s-Block Elements	Moderate weightage	1
Physical Chemistry	Thermodynamics	High weightage (numerical-heavy)	2–3
	Chemical Kinetics	High weightage	2–3
	Equilibrium (Chemical & Ionic)	High weightage	2–3
	Solutions & Colligative Properties	High weightage	2–3
	Atomic Structure	High weightage	2–3
	Chemical Bonding & Molecular Structure	High weightage	2–3
	Redox Reactions & Electrochemistry	Moderate weightage	2
	Mole Concept & Stoichiometry	Moderate weightage	1–2

Best Books for JEE Main Preparation 2026 (Subject-Wise)

JEE Toppers advise to keep study resources minimal. A lot of study sources and books will only lead to confusion. NCERT books are your best friends. Apart from the NCERT, coaching study materials are more than enough. Go through the list of the best books for the JEE Main preparation:

Matrix JEE Mathematics Modules – Best JEE Coaching Material

Buy the Matrix Mathematics Set of 3 modules book set to level up your JEE preparation. The Matrix modules are a great, affordable choice for JEE aspirants, as this set includes everything a student needs to prepare for JEE 2026.

JEE Main 2026 Best Books for Physics

Buy the latest NCERT Class 11 physics and NCERT Class 12 physics book (2025-2026 edition).

JEE Main 2026 Best Books for Mathematics

If you wish to buy the complete set of NCERT Mathematics books, here is the link to order the NCERT class 11 and 12  book set.

JEE Main 2026 Best Books for Chemistry

Buy the latest edition of NCERT Class 11 Chemistry.

Here is the link to purchase the latest book set of NCERT Class 12 Chemistry.

Read More: How to prepare for JEE Advanced 2026?

JEE Main 2026 Revision Strategy (Topper Tricks)

To crack JEE Main, apart from JEE Main preparation 2026 strategies,  smart revision determines whether you will be in the top percentiles or not. Here are some smart revision strategies used consistently by toppers:

• Block revision method: Divide the entire syllabus into 3 blocks. Revise each block by fast theory reading and solving 50-70 PYQs. Revise this block 12-15 times in 15 days.
• Flashcards: Make flashcards for formulas and reactions. Also, revise them 3 times a week.
• Error logs: Note down mistakes and topics that you keep getting incorrect in mocks and PYQs. Find ways to fix the mistakes by 90%.
• Previous Year Questions: Repeat past 15 years PYQs and focus more on high-weightage PYQs.

Common Mistakes to Avoid During JEE Main 2026 Preparation

A smart student always tries to avoid common mistakes made during the JEE Main preparation. Here are some of them:

• Ignoring NCERT: NCERT is crucial for JEE Main every year to build a strong base. Hence, study the NCERT thoroughly 3 times.
• Avoiding mock analysis: Just giving the mocks is not sufficient. Analysis will help in identifying your weak areas.
• Weak time management: Give equal attention to all three subjects. Even during the exam, do not get hung up on maths as it is lengthy.
• Studying new topics at the last minute: Avoid putting time into learning new topics. Focus on easy scoring chapters.
• Common mistakes that kill the accuracy: There are some common mistakes observed that kill the accuracy.

• Calculation errors result in a loss of −20 to −40 marks. To avoid this, write clear steps while solving and practice 50 or more numerical problems every week.
• Out of panic, many students make the mistake of misreading the question. This results in a loss of at least 15 marks.

Read More: How to avoid silly mistakes in JEE Main exam.

JEE Main 2026 Exam Overview: Dates, Pattern, & Updates

The JEE Main Exam is a gateway to top engineering colleges of India. It is also a qualifying eligibility exam for JEE Advanced for those who want to get into IITs. The JEE exam tests the conceptual clarity along with speed and accuracy. Before stepping into the effective strategies about JEE Main preparation, let us get an overview of the exam pattern and dates released by NTA (National Testing Agency).

JEE Main 2026 Exam Dates

The JEE Main exam is conducted twice a year to allow students to improve their scores. NTA released the exam dates on October 29, 2025. As per the statistics, almost 70% of the top scorers improve their score and percentile in the second session attempt. The table below highlights JEE Main 2026 exam dates.

Read JEE Main 2026: Exam dates, Latest Updates, and NTA notifications for a detailed overview of important exam deadlines and all the latest information.

Particulars	Session 1	Session 2
Online Registration Starts	12 Dec 2025	1 Mar 2026
Online Registration End	11 Jan 2026	31 Mar 2026
Correction Window	15–20 Jan 2026	5–10 Apr 2026
Admit Card Release	20 Jan 2026	15 Apr 2026
Exam Dates	24–30 Jan 2026	20–26 Apr 2026
Answer Key Release	2 Feb 2026	1 May 2026
Result Declaration	10 Feb 2026 (Estimate)	10 May 2026 (Estimate)

JEE Main 2026 Exam Pattern (Latest)

Below is the table featuring the latest JEE Main 2026 exam pattern. The paper will have 75 compulsory questions with a total marks being 300. Align your strategy accordingly. To understand the subject-wise question distribution in the exam pattern in detail, refer to this guide: JEE Main Exam Pattern.

Particulars	Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech)	Paper 2A (B.Arch)	Paper 2B (B.Plan)
Mode of Examination	Computer-Based Test (CBT)	Computer-Based Test (CBT)	Computer-Based Test (CBT)
Duration of Exam	3 hours (4 hours for PwD candidates)	3 hours (180 minutes)	3 hours (180 minutes)
Subjects	Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics	Mathematics, Aptitude, Drawing	Mathematics, Aptitude, Planning
Total Number of Questions	75	77	100
Section-Wise Question Pattern	Each subject: Section A (20 MCQs) + Section B (5 Numerical Value Questions)	Mathematics (25 MCQs), Aptitude (50 MCQs), Drawing (2 Questions)	Mathematics (25 MCQs), Aptitude (50 MCQs), Planning (25 Questions)
Type of Questions	MCQs & Numerical Value Questions	MCQs & Drawing-Based Questions	MCQs, Numerical & Planning-Based Questions
Total Marks	300 Marks	400 Marks	400 Marks
Marking Scheme	+4 for correct answer, −1 for incorrect MCQs, 0 for unattempted	+4 for correct answer, −1 for incorrect, 0 for unattempted	+4 for correct answer, −1 for incorrect, 0 for unattempted

Conclusion

A common misconception is that only toppers can crack the JEE Main. But with the right guidance, any student can clear the exam and achieve admissions in their dream colleges. Therefore, do you want to score 99+ percentile? No matter what preparation stage you are in, it is time to gear up and follow a study plan consistently. Consistency, smart work, and discipline beat the competition.

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