Okay, so I thought I'd share my current syllabus status and the plan I'm going to follow from now on.
Physics: Almost done with the syllabus. Only Ray Optics and Wave Optics are left, along with 1–2 weak chapters.
For Physics, I'll cover Ray Optics and Wave Optics from ABJ Sir. For the remaining chapters, I'll solve JEE Main PYQs from 2019–2025 and practise RBS and Sure Shot from Eduniti alongside them.
Maths: I've covered most of the syllabus, except PnC, Probability and Statistics. For the rest, I mainly need to focus on PYQs, revision and practising good-quality questions.
Chemistry: Honestly, this is where I'm struggling the most. My preparation is pretty messed up, and I haven't done things properly so far. I'll be starting seriously from tomorrow and trying to get things back on track.
My goal is to complete most of my syllabus, along with question practice, by the end of November. Hopefully, that will leave December for full-syllabus mocks, analysing my mistakes and revising everything repeatedly.
Starting tomorrow, I'll post daily updates here with:
- How many hours I studied
- How many questions I solved
- How many Chemistry lectures I completed
I feel like posting here will help me stay accountable and be more consistent. I'll try to be honest about my progress, even on days when things don't go as planned.
I know 99.5%ile is an ambitious target, especially considering my Chemistry situation, but I want to give these next 99 days everything I've got.
If anyone has been in a similar situation, please share your advice, especially regarding Chemistry and how to balance lectures with question practice.
Let's see where I end up. One day at a time.