The JEE Main 2026 Last 60 days preparation tips

Since there’s very little time left, preparing for JEE Main 2026 can feel intense when the 2-month countdown begins. The only main goal is learning max with minimum time wasted. So focus on not learning new topics or unfinished portions but revising already finished ones again & again. 

Start with “one-shot” notes/ lectures/mock tests. The Resonance College provides last-minute guidance, material and prep tests, which relieve stress for a student during such last-minute preparations. 

Divide and structure everything: 

• This is the best revision strategy for JEE Main 2026. First, divide the chapters, note down which ones you already know and which ones you don’t. 

• For the ones you already know, just watch revision notes or lecture videos and start solving previous year questions right away. This will help refresh your mind & memory for long-term remembrance. 

• If there’s any chapter you don’t know at all, then try to cover the basics of the chapter based on topic-wise weightage. The more the weightage, brush it up and then just try to solve a few questions of it. 

• Don’t go in-depth for unknown chapters, as it’ll create confusion and anxiety at the last moment. Do the past 4 years’ papers. And then try to solve the remaining 2 years’ papers on your own.

• A good rule is to take 10–15 mock tests in the last two months. Identify weak areas and reattempt those question types. For Resonites, we provide with Resonance online mock tests to track, test, and triumph. 

• Time is your biggest asset. You should know “how can I manage time in the JEE Main exam” during the final test. Practice solving a full paper in 3 hours daily. 

• Use these JEE Main time management tips: Attempt easy questions first, don’t get stuck on one problem for more than 2 minutes and keep 15 minutes for reviewing answers.

• Avoid studying all three subjects (PCM) in one day; instead, focus on one subject per day. It helps you go deeper into topics without feeling tired or overloaded.

• Write down only the important formulas and key concepts in a separate notebook and revise them daily.

• Keep your plan simple for the JEE Main final revision plan; revise smartly, not endlessly.

FAQs

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