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Give tests to analyze your progress and evaluate where you stand in terms of your JEE preparation.

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Proper planning to complete syllabus is the key to get a decent rank in JEE.

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IIT JEE STUDY PLANNER

Ever wondered why some students studying just 3 hrs a day clears jee with good rank and students give 10 hrs a day does not. The answer is Time Management. Organizing your IIT JEE Preparation and giving correct time to revision is also equally important.

 

Customise JEE Study Planner

Customise your study plan according to your own time & pace.

 
 

Skip any Day

In case you want to skip a day due to any issue add it to the holiday section and the whole planner will be generated skipping that day.

 
 

Complete your JEE syllabus on Time

Know by when you will complete your syllabus to be clear about your targets and save time for your revision as well.

 
 

4 Simple Steps to Create IIT JEE Preparation Time Table

At Kaysons, We believe that organized learning is the key to success in JEE exams and so in order to achieve that we have divided the complete syllabus in 440 Lectures known as Day. While planing to create the course we had three things in mind.

  • 1
    Select the Start Date
  • 2
    Select what you wish to learn
  • 3
    Mention the weekdays
  • 4
    Click on Generate Time Table
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How to Create a Study Plan to help you achieve Good Rank in JEE

What role does Kaysons Play in organising your Study Plan for JEE? Planning to Prepare for JEE it involves you take care of the following 4 steps.

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Understanding the syllabus

You can achieve this by joining Coaching classes or Video Lectures. Making a correct decision will help you achieve 20% more marks in JEE

We have explained the complete syllabus in 300 hrs of lectures in our video lectures

 
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Questions Practicing

Practice helps you become perfect. We are not talking about how many questions you practiced in class it is how many you did on your own. Practising just 20 questions on your own every day will help you achieve 40% more Marks in JEE.

We have over 30000 questions for you to pratice along with solutions and doubt clearing

 
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Organizing and Motivation

Failing to plan is planning to fail. Rather than thinking about JEE at first set you daily targets. Achieve weekly goals and as you come close to exams you will be surprise to know that all small goals has help your achive big in JEE. An organise plan will help you achieve 30% more marks in JEE.

We provide you are study plan which you can follow no extra effort needed

 
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Knowing your weakness

Topics will you love and topics which you fear hold the key to your success. All topics in which you get less than 40% are weak and above 70% are stong knowing them and working to improve will help you get 10% more marks in JEE.

As you practising question on our website you analyis your performance and create report to help you understand your strength and weakness

 

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JEE 2022 Time Table

Complete your syllabus on Time January 2022

 

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JEE 2023 Time Table

Complete your syllabus on Time and start revision by September 2022

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JEE 2024 Time Table

Complete your syllabus on Time and start revision by September 2023

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The Best Time Table for JEE MAIN & ADVANCED EXAM 2022-2023-2024

“THE POWER OF ROUTINE”

JEE main is an entrance exam for admission in the most premier institutes of India, NITs, IIITs, GFTIs. Now, cracking such a reputed exam is always going to be a little bit difficult. But if you have a strategy plus dedication, you can crack it very easily.

In this we are going to discuss “THE POWER OF ROUTINE”. We will be talking about what is the best study plan for JEE or what is the best time-table for JEE preparation

The Correct Time to Study

There are two types of students, one who are night owls and the ones who are the morning wizards. There is no problem in both the methods, you can study late night or start in the early morning too, but if you ask me I would say starting your day early is a good choice. But it is really totally up to you, if you cannot get up early, then if you even try to, it will not be productive. So don’t push yourself in this, just figure which type you are.

Achieve Good Results with Proper Time Management

Now, your study plan for JEE will depend on the time you have got for the JEE preparation, lesser the time more rigorous will be the timetable for the JEE preparation. We believe that you should always make your timetable for JEE preparation or your study plan by yourself, We will be giving an idea about how you can make it.

You cannot give all of your day to a single subject you think you are weak in, but yeah you should give some extra time for that subject. So, find out which subject is that. Never assign a very long time for study at one go, always take breaks in between, the breaks are to recharge you

We are Now Going to Discuss a 9 hour Study plan for JEE

Now let’s take a look at the subjects, we have Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry and in Chemistry, we have Physical, Organic,and Inorganic. Let’s assume you get up at X:00 AM in the morning, I would suggest that X should be 5:00 AM.

TIME

ACTIVITY

5:00 AM - 5:05 AM

Wake up and get fresh.

5:05 AM - 6:05 AM

Read Inorganic Chemistry (NCERT)

6:05 AM - 7:05 AM

Breakfast, cleaning etc.

7:05 AM - 9:05 AM

Physics (Theory)

9:05 AM - 9:35 AM

Physics (Numerical)

9:35 AM - 10:35 AM

Break

10:35 AM - 12:35 PM

Chemistry (Theory)

12:35 PM - 1:05 PM

Break

1:05 PM - 2:05 PM

Chemistry (Numericals)

2:05 PM - 6:05 PM

Break (Eat, Rest, etc)

6:05 PM - 8:05 PM

Mathematics

8:05 PM - 9:05 PM

Dinner Break

9:05 PM - 10:05 PM

Physics (Numericals)

10:05 AM - 10:45 PM

Chemistry (Inorganic)

11:00 PM

Go to Sleep

6 Hour Sleep is Must For Good Studies

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In the above timetable for JEE preparation, We have considered the order of your strength in the subjects as, Mathematics > Chemistry > Physics.You should know your strength, so only you can make a perfect study plan for JEE for yourself.

Do not be so tough on yourself, at least 6 hour sleep is necessary, otherwise your next day will not be as productive as your previous day.And, you should not follow a time table for more than a month, make a new time table every month, because it is possible that after a month your strengths and weaknesses change, so try to make variations accordingly.

 
 

Q. How many hours should I study to get below 1000 rank?

It's not a matter of how many hours students who study for 3 hours are also able to crack JEE with below 100 ranks. The main motive you should have is understanding what you are learning and retaining it for as long as possible. You should 1st revise the topic within 48 hrs of learning then after 1 week and then after 3 months it will remain in your mind and you will be able to retain it longer.

Q. Can I can complete my syllabus in 6 months for JEE?

Yes, you can complete the whole syllabus in 6 months which includes the 11th as well as 12th syllabus JEE syllabus is not that big. JEE is going to ask you questions and theory so even if you complete the theory it will not help you get results. You can complete the theory with the help of kaysons DLP along with video lectures followed by practising questions which will be better and kaysons will provide you with a study planner to help you complete the syllabus in just 6 Months

Q. Best Time Table for JEE preparation?

For 11th students
Start preparation in April complete your 11th syllabus by Nov.
Revise the 11th syllabus in Dec to Feb.
Followed by 12th from March (since most schools conduct 11th in Feb) complete 12th syllabus by August.
In October revise your 11th syllabus once again followed by revision of the 12th syllabus from November to December.

Q. Study time table for IIT Topper?

As mentioned above you have to start preparation from class 11th. The only difference is that you should practice at least 15 questions for every topic you study every day.

Q. Time table for JEE 2023 Aspirant?

For 12th students the best timetable is If your 11th basis is not clear we will advise you to completely revise your 11th syllabus from March to April end.
Followed by May to Oct for 12th standard In nov you should start your 11th revision followed by 12th revision from December.

Q. Time table for JEE 2024 Aspirant?

For 11th students
Start preparation in April complete your 11th syllabus by Nov.
Revise the 11th syllabus in Dec to Feb.
Followed by 12th from March (since most schools conduct 11th in Feb) complete 12th syllabus by August.
In October revise your 11th syllabus once again followed by revision of the 12th syllabus from November to December.