JEE Mains 2025: JEE Main 2025 session 1 will be conducted in January 2025. With only two months left for the exam students should revise their preparation strategy. A well-devised strategy with focussed preparation will not only boost your performance, it is good for excellent performance. This blog will discuss the last 60 days of JEE preparation strategy that can help you ace the exam.

Last 60 Days Preparation Plan for JEE Mains 2025

The first question that comes to the mind of most of the aspirants: can I crack the JEE exam in 2 months? The answer to this is yes if you have a basic understanding of the JEE syllabus and know the concepts of class 11th & 12th physics, chemistry and mathematics you can perform well in the JEE Main exam.

Read on and learn how you can ace JEE in 60 days.

Last 60 Days Preparation

Time is crucial. You have to use this time wisely as we have to work hard with dedication to achieve the goal. Divide these 60 days into two sets: 45 days and 15 days to begin your preparation and start your preparation ASAP.

Round 1: First 45 Days JEE Preparation

The first round of preparation will include the study of the topics relevant to taking the JEE Exam. Start with the easy chapters that require less time to cover and understand. The subject-wise easy topics in each subject are given below:

Initial Phase

Mathematics: Study Calculus, coordinate geometry, probability, and matrices and determinants as these disciplines appear frequently on exams. It’s critical to read crucial formulas and concepts carefully. Physics: Emphasis on mechanics, thermodynamics, electrostatics, and electromagnetic induction. A thorough understanding of theoretical principles with a focus on problem-solving approaches for numerical challenges.

Chemistry: Start with physical chemistry topics like chemical kinetics and thermodynamics and move on to reaction processes of organic chemistry and coordination molecules in inorganic chemistry. It will help you to understand the basic principles of chemistry.

Next Preparation Plan

Once you complete the easy or basic topics for JEE, the next step is to explore some challenging topics such as:

Mathematics: Study trigonometry, sequence and series, and statistics. It is recommended to revise the last week’s covered topics regularly along with the new chapters.

Physics: Cover waves, optics, and properties of matter as they are the medium-weight chapters in JEE. Use flow diagrams and notes for easy revision of the formulas.

Chemistry: Focus on organic and inorganic chemistry with some basic principles of physical chemistry. Focus on learning the reaction mechanism and acid-base concepts.

Last Phase of Preparation

It is important to cover most of the course to score well in the JEE exam. At this phase,  it is important to revise the concepts of the high-scoring topics as they are the ones whose questions are mainly asked in the JEE exam.

Mathematics: Revise the concepts of calculus and coordinate geometry.  Solve problems based on trigonometry and statistics. Use last year’s question papers. Appear for practice tests and mock tests to improve your speed and accuracy.

Physics: Solve questions from mechanics and thermodynamics as these are high-weightage topics and cover most numerical questions. Practice complex problems of waves and optics.

Chemistry:  Practise a mix of questions such as concept-based questions, multiple choice, numerical problems, etc. Understand the reaction mechanism and basic principles of inorganic chemistry.

Round 2: Last 15 days of the JEE Exam

Now we enter the most important phase of JEE Main preparation i.e. the last 15 days of the exam. The most important thing at this time is revision. Do not start any new topics as you will not be able to complete and will stress out. Practise the questions from the syllabus you have covered. Use previous year’s question papers, and sit for the test series conducted by various coaching centres.

Tips to Improve Your JEE Main 2025 Preparation with IIB Experts

Our expert proven tips have helped many JEE aspirants score well in the JEE exam and accomplish their dream of getting admission to the leading engineering college across the nation. A few tips for JEE preparation are as follows:

1. Conceptual Clarity: JEE’s Main questions paper focuses on the application of the fundamentals. Therefore it is important to understand the concepts to ace the exam.
2. Problem-Solving: Develop problem-solving skills by practising numerical, reasoning and analytical questions.
3. Self-Assessment: Check your preparation status to find out the weak points and stronghold areas.
4. Intensive Practise: Practise at least the last 10-year question papers to get an insight into the type of questions, difficulty level, etc.
5. Time Management: Solve the practice paper under a simulated exam environment to improve your speed and accuracy and boost confidence.
6. Practise & Revision: These are two important factors for JEE preparation. Use a question bank, register for test series, noflashcardscards, pictures, etc. for an effective revision.

Conclusion

Preparing for JEE in 2 months seems impossible, but with expert-proven tips and strategies, you can perform well in the exam. Joining a crash course at JEE Coaching Centre at this time can help you in preparation. IIB Career Institute is one of the leading JEE coaching centres in Maharashtra with centres at Akola, Chatrapati Shambhaji Nagar, Nanded, Latur, Kolhapur, and Pune (PCMC & FC Road). The institute has a team of well-qualified and experienced faculty who are committed to providing quality education to the students that can improve their chances of success in the most challenging exam JEE.

JEE Mains 2025 Study Plan: JEE administered by NTA is one of the most challenging exams. JEE 2025 session 1 is expected to be held in January 2025 and session 2 in April. Students seeking admission to the IITs, NITs, CFTIs, and other top engineering colleges must appear for JEE Mains. The top 2,50,000 students from JEE Mains will be eligible for the JEE Advanced exam, which is also challenging. 

A well-designed study plan and timetable are important in the JEE preparation. If you plan your preparation you can complete the vast syllabus in time and will be left with ample time to revise and practice. Read the full article to learn the preparation timetable guide of JEE Main 2025 and shine in the exam with a good score and rank.

Check out JEE Main 2025 Eligibility, Registration and Important Dates

Best Time Table for JEE Preparation

Devising a timetable and following it strictly is one of the most important aspects of JEE preparation. A well-prepared timetable provides us with a schedule of the day, week or month so that you can complete your syllabus on time. Below you can find some typical timetables for your JEE Mains preparation Journey and take the road to success.

Daily Timetable for JEE Main 2025 Preparation

JEE Mains Preparation  Timetable for Regular School Going Students

A class 11th or 12th student spends at least 8 hours of a day in school leaving with 16 hours where he has to take rest and study for JEE. The detailed timetable for them so that they can cover the entire course.

Time	Activity
5:30 AM	Wake Up
5:30 AM to 6:30 AM	One hour study (preferably Physics/Maths)
6:30 AM to 7:30 AM	Get Ready for School
7:30 AM to 1:30 PM	School Hours (Use free periods to solve questions or revision)
2:00 PM	Back from school
2:00 PM to 3:00 PM	Have Lunch & Rest
3:00 PM to 5: 30 PM	Study Time (Prepare for JEE exam Self-study or coaching time)
Half- an Hour Short Break
6:00 PM to 9:00 PM	Study time (use coaching modules or work on home assignments)
9:00 PM to 10:00 PM	Dinner and family time
10:00 PM to 11:00 PM	Prepare notes on any important topic you studied today.

JEE Mains Preparation Timetable for Repeaters & Students Not Going to School

Time	Activity
6:30 AM	Wake Up (Do your daily activities & have light snacks)
7:00 AM to 9:00 AM	Solve Maths & Physics Problems
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM	Take a break & have your breakfast
10:00  AM to 1:00 PM	Homework, assignments, exercises
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM	Have lunch and rest or nap for sometime
2:00 PM to 5:00 PM	Coaching time (Head off to classes)
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM	Rest time
6:00 PM to 9:00 PM	Self Study time (Use coaching notes & study material for self-study)
9:00 PM to 10:00 PM	Have dinner & spend some time with family
10:00 PM to 11:00 PM	Prepare notes on the important topics you covered today
11:00 PM	Sleep time

Weekly Study Plan for JEE Main 2025 Preparation

JEE has a vast syllabus and to complete it in a limited time you have to work on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. Once you cover the topic you have to find out how much course is left behind. The weekly study plan for JEE Main 2025 preparation is as follows:

1. The total chapters in JEE Mathematics (16), Physics (20) & Chemistry (28) altogether are 64. You should cover at least two chapters in a week to complete the syllabus on time.
2. Revise topics regularly as revision is the key to success in any competitive examination.
3. Practice multiple choice questions of the chapter weekly to improve your speed and accuracy.
4. Clear all doubts about the chapter you covered during the particular week with expert faculty or your mentor before moving on to the next chapter.
5. Discuss the topic you covered in the week with your study group to get a better understanding.

Monthly Study Plan for JEE Main 2025 Preparation

The next important thing a JEE aspirant should focus on is to prepare a monthly study plan. This plan will help you to understand your preparation status and let you know where you are lagging. Only four months are left for the JEE Main Session 1 exam so, it’s time to revamp your study and study with more focused preparation. The detailed monthly schedule for the JEE Main 2025 examination is as follows:

Month 1: October 2024

Focus Point: Develop an in-depth understanding of fundamental concepts. Cover the following topics in each subject:

• Physics: Units & Measurements, Kinematics, Laws of Motion.
• Chemistry: Atomic Structure, Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding.
• Mathematics: Sets, Relations & Functions, Quadratic Equations

Month 2: November 2024

Focus Point: Study the more complex topics and solve the problems based on them. Topics to be covered in this month.

• Physics: Work, Energy & Power, Rotational Motion, Gravitation.
• Chemistry: Thermodynamics, Chemical Equilibrium, States of Matter.
• Mathematics: Matrices, Determinants, Sequences & Series.

Month 3: December 2024

Focus Point: Focus on more advanced topics and improve your speed and accuracy with more practice. Topics to be covered during this month include

• Physics: Fluid Mechanics, Properties of Matter, Heat and Thermodynamics.
• Chemistry: Redox Reactions, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics.
• Mathematics: Probability, Binomial Theorem, Permutations & Combinations.

Month 4: January 2025

Focus Point:  It is the most important and final month of the preparation. Clam yourself and revise thoroughly the entire syllabus according to your timetable and practice rigorously the previous year’s exam paper, mock tests, practice tests, and sample papers to improve speed and accuracy with time management techniques.

General Tips for JEE Mains 2025 Preparation

1. Know Your Exam Pattern: The first thing a JEE aspirant should do is to get an insight into the exam pattern to learn about the type of questions, difficulty status, and marking scheme.
2. Follow Your Daily Timetable Strictly: Ensure to study at least 10-12 hours to cover the syllabus giving at least 3-4 hours to each subject.
3. Make Short Notes: Note down the key points while you are going through the topic for the first time for easy revision.
4. Revise and Practice: These are key to success. Make a habit of daily revision of what you have learned before. Solve problems based on the topic to improve your speed and accuracy.
5. Don’t Wait for the Right Time, Clear All Doubts ASAP: Highlight the topic where you are having doubts and clear it as soon as possible with some expert.
6. Take Rest After Long Study Hours: To keep your mind relaxed and focused incorporate at least a half-hour of rest after long study hours.
7. Develop a Positive Mindset: We understand that the preparation time is hard for the students as they have to undergo various kinds of pressure, but you have to remain calm and focus on your preparation with a positive attitude.
8. Join Study Groups:  Talk with Friends About Topics. Reinforcing your understanding can be achieved by teaching each other.

Conclusion

JEE Main 2025 preparation is a significant time in the academic life of every student. A well-planned strategy, time management technique and a well-prepared study plan can ease your preparation. IIB Career Institute is a pioneer in JEE Preparation that can fulfil your dream of being an IITian. The institute has a team of well-trained and experienced faculty who are well-versed with the latest JEE syllabus and have a well-planned coaching program which helps you cover the entire syllabus on time with revision sessions, mock tests, and test series to elevate your speed & accuracy. 

Join IIB Centres at Akola, Nanded, Chatrapati Shambhaji Nagar, Latur, Kolhapur, and Pune (PCMC, FC Road) to achieve your goal and write your success story.

JEE Main 2025 Cut-Off: NTA will release the JEE Main cut-off on its official website once the exam for sessions 1 & 2  is over. Knowing the JEE Main Cut-off is important to understand which college you are eligible for admission. Here you will find the detailed cut-off of JEE Main 2025 so that you can calculate your rank and plan your admission to the desired college.

NTA will release two cut-offs: qualifying cut-off & admission cut-off. The qualifying cut-off will tell your qualification status for JEE Advanced 2025 and will be released after the JEE Main Session 1 & 2 results. The admission cut-off will tell your admission status to the various NITs and top colleges across the country category-wise.

JEE Main Cut-off 2025

Below you can find the category-wise JEE Main 2025 cut-off:

Category	Minimum Percentile	Maximum Percentile
General	88.4121383	100
Gen-PwD	0.0031029	88.3784882
EWS	63.1114141	88.4037478
OBC-NCL	67.0090297	88.4081747
SC	43.0820954	88.4037478
ST	26.7771322	88.4037478

Know More on How and When to Register for JEE Main 2025? Important Dates and Eligibility Criteria

Previous Year JEE Main Cut-offs

The detailed previous year’s JEE Main cut-off is given in the tables below.

JEE Main 2024 Cut-off
Category	Minimum Percentile	Maximum Percentile
General	93.2362181	100.0000000
Gen-PwD	0.0018700	93.2041331
EWS	63.0923182	93.2312696
OBC-NCL	79.6757881	93.2312696
SC	60.0923182	93.2312696
ST	46.6975840	93.2312696

JEE Main 2023 Cut-off
Category	Cut-off Percentile
General	90.7788642
Gen-PwD	0.0013527
EWS	75.6229025
OBC-NCL	73.6114227
SC	51.9776027
ST	37.2348772

JEE Main 2022 Cut-off
Category	Cut-off Percentile
General	88.4121383
Gen-PwD	0.0031029
EWS	63.1114141
OBC-NCL	67.0090297
SC	43.0820954
ST	26.7771328

JEE Main 2021 Cut-off
Category	Cut-off Percentile
General	87.8992241
Gen-PwD	0.0096375
EWS	66.2214845
OBC-NCL	68.0234447
SC	46.8825338
ST	34.6728999

Factors That Determine JEE Main Cut-off Score

There are several factors on which the JEE Main cut-off score depends. These are as follows:

1. Total number of seats available for admission.
2. The number of applicants appeared for the exam.
3. Difficulty level of the exam paper.
4. Category-wise number of candidates.
5. Number of applicants for each B.Tech Specialization.

Understand The Difference Between Qualifying Cut-off & Admission Cutoff

The qualifying and admission cutoffs vary significantly as they serve different purposes in the JEE Main examination. The key differences between the two are as follows:

Particulars	Qualifying Cutoff	Admission Cutoff
Releasing Authority	The qualifying cutoff is released by NTA on its official website.	Released by JoSAA for counselling purposes for the participating institutes in JEE
Purpose	Used to apply for the JEE Advanced Examination.	Serve as the benchmark for admission to various engineering programs.
Result	Candidates who qualify for the JEE Main are eligible for the JEE Advanced exam.	Candidates who meet the cutoff seek admission to NITs, CFTIs, and other top engineering colleges.

Conclusion

The cut-off shown above is the expected cut-off for the JEE Main 2025 examination. However, the final cut-off will be released by the NTA on its official website after the result declaration of both JEE Main Sessions. The cut-off will tell who will be eligible for the JEE Advance 2025 and the chances of admission to the top NIT colleges across the country. 

JEE is a national-level exam with high competition. Preparing for JEE is a daunting task but it can be achieved by strong determination, consistency, confidence, the right guidance and a positive attitude. IIB Career Institute is your partner in JEE preparation as it provides comprehensive JEE Main and JEE Advanced coaching classes for 11th, 12th, and repeater students in Akola, Latur, Nanded, Chatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Kolhapur, and Pune (PCMC and FC Road).