New Delhi, 29 April 2022 – The JEE Main 2022 exam session-1 is all set to be conducted on June 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29, respectively. With over 40 days to go, candidates need to gear up for the final days of revision. They also need to ensure that all important and high-scoring topics are covered before the day of the JEE examination. All this can be done by having a proper JEE Main preparation timetable.
To make it easier for students to revise all the important concepts, formulas, and theories before the JEE Main exam, we present candidates with a complete 40-day JEE Main 2022 preparation strategy. This can also act as a structured timetable for aspirants to base their studies on. The structure provided leaves no room for second-guessing and candidates will get the most out of it if they follow it religiously.
That being said, Buddy4Study also understands the need for customized timetables, so we have left enough room for aspirants to change their JEE Main 2022 timetable as per their needs.
JEE Main 2022 Exam Pattern – Number of Units Per Subject
| JEE Main 2022 Subjects | Total No. of Units |
| Mathematics | 16 |
| Chemistry | 28 |
| Physics | 21 |
| Total | 65 |
- Mathematics contains 16 units.
- Chemistry contains three sections – A (Physical Chemistry), B (Organic Chemistry), and C (Inorganic Chemistry). Section A and Section B have 10 units each, while Section C has 8 units – making a total of 28 units in the chemistry syllabus.
- Physics contains two sections – A and B. Section A has 20 units and Section B has 1 unit – making a total of 21 units in the physics syllabus.
JEE Main 2022 – New Additions This Year
- JEE Main will be held in two sessions this year – June and July, 2022.
- The number of attempts for the exam is now two times per year.
- The JEE Main exam will be conducted in 13 regional languages, including English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi, Malayalam, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu.
- There will be negative marking for both Section A (MCQ) and Section B (Numerical Value).
- To compute the JEE Main All India Rank (AIR), the best of the score will be taken from the two given attempts. If a student attempts the paper once, only that attempt will count towards rank calculation.
- Family’s annual income (total family income per year) is a mandatory field in the exam and all candidates have to provide correct details of the same.
JEE Main Preparation Timetable 2022
With nearly 40 days to go, we understand the importance of a properly structured JEE Main preparation timetable that also leaves enough room for one more round of revision.
This is why we have provided an 18-day unit-wise study plan (for all subjects) that aspirants can repeat twice. After completing the 36-day plan (18 days + 18 days), candidates can use the remaining days to revise topics as per their choice.
How to Prepare for JEE Main 2022?
To create the perfect JEE Main preparation timetable, we have divided 18 days into three sets of 6 days each. Each day of each set focuses on all subjects equally.
JEE Main Preparation Plan – First Set of 6 Days
| Days | Physics | Mathematics | Chemistry |
| Day 1 | Work, Energy, and Power
Electrostatics Gravitation |
Logarithms
Quadratic Equations Application & Derivation |
Carbonyl Compounds
Alkyl Halides & Aryl Halides Mole Concept |
| Day 2 | Current Electricity
Heat Transfer |
Limit & Continuity
Circles & Family of Circles Sets, Relations & Functions |
Alcohol, Phenol & Ether
Carboxylic Acid & their Derivatives |
| Day 3 | Wave Motion & String Waves
Sound Waves |
Straight Lines & Pair of Straight Lines | Chemical Bonding
Periodic Table Redox Reaction |
| Day 4 | Wave Optics
Ray Optics Kinetics |
Inverse Trigonometry
Binomial Theorem |
p-Block
d & f Block s-Block |
| Day 5 | Thermal Expansion
Thermo Electricity |
3D Geometry
Locus |
Atomic Structure
Electrochemistry |
| Day 6 | Newton’s Law of Motion
Friction |
Probability & Statistics | Gaseous State
Solid State |
JEE Main Preparation Plan – Second Set of 6 Days
| Day | Physics | Mathematics | Chemistry | Revision |
| Day 7 | Simple Harmonic Motion
Circular Motion |
Integration
Differentiation |
General Organic Chemistry
Biomolecules |
Wave & String Motion
3D Geometry Atomic Structure |
| Day 8 | Centre of Mass, Momentum & Collision
Rotational Dynamics |
Vector Algebra | Chemical Equilibrium
Surface Chemistry |
Current Electricity
Probability & Statistics Carbonyl Compounds |
| Day 9 | Nuclear Physics
Modern Physics |
Sequence and Series | Co-ordination Chemistry
Solutions |
Wave & Ray Optics
Application & Derivation Alcohol, Phenol & Ether |
| Day 10 | Fluid Mechanics
Properties of Matter, Elasticity |
Complex Number, Theory of Equation | Hydrocarbons
Hydrogen & its Compound |
Work, Energy & Power
Vector Algebra p, d & f, s block |
| Day 11 | Vectors
Communication Systems |
Trigonometric Ratios | Chemical Kinetics | Newton’s Law + Friction
Inverse Trigonometric Function Co-ordination Chemistry |
| Day 12 | Heat & Thermodynamics
Calorimetry |
Matrices & Determinants | Thermodynamics
Polymers |
Electrostatics
Gravitation Sequence of Series Hydrocarbons Gaseous State |
JEE Main Preparation Plan – Third Set of 6 Days
| Day | Physics | Mathematics | Chemistry | Revision |
| Day 13 | Magnetism
Electromagnetic Induction |
Parabola | Ionic Equilibrium
Amines |
Centre of Mass, Momentum & Collision
Limit of Continuity Periodic Table |
| Day 14 | Circular Motion | Solution of Triangles | IUPAC Nomenclature | Simple Harmonic Motion
Straight Lines & Pair of Straight Lines General Organic Chemistry |
| Day 15 | Alternating Current | Fundamentals of Mathematics | Chemistry in Everyday Life | Nuclear Physics & Modern Physics
Integration Thermodynamics |
| Day 16 | Semiconductors & Electronic Devices | Permutation & Combination | Metallurgy
Environmental Chemistry |
Magnetism
Complex Number Chemical Equilibrium |
| Day 17 | Calorimetry | Ellipse | Qualitative Salt Analysis | Rotational Dynamics & Fluid Mechanics
Matrices & Determinants Thermodynamics & Mole Concept |
| Day 18 | Units & Dimension | Hyperbola | Isomerism of Organic Compounds
Polymers |
Circular Motion
Heat & Thermodynamics Parabola Chemical Kinetics |
Note: Once the 18-day JEE Main preparation timetable is completed, candidates can repeat it once and then use the remaining days to focus on the topics they find to be difficult.
JEE Main Preparation – Last Week Preparation Tips
JEE Main Preparation – General Tips
- Give equal importance to all subjects.
- Take a break of at least 5 to 10 minutes after every one or two hours of regular study.
- Stay relaxed and do not study overnight.
- Sleep for at least 7-8 hours at night.
- Avoid study material with repetitive questions.
- Do not ignore NCERT books, as they are enough to solve the conceptual problems in the examination.
- Pay attention to the JEE Main 2021 question paper.
- Attempt mock test papers.
- Take short naps in the afternoon to maintain freshness. However, do not oversleep during the day.
- On the day of the exam, spend the first 15 minutes reading the instructions of the question paper .
JEE Main Preparation Books for 2022
JEE Main Preparation Books – Physics
| Name | Author |
| Advance physics | Nelkon and Parker |
| Aptitude test problem in physics | Krotov |
| Fundamentals of Physics | Halliday, Resnick & Walker |
| Dynamics of a Particle & of Rigid Bodies | S.L. Loney |
| Physics Volume 1 & 2 | Tipler |
| University Physics | Freedman and Young |
| Problems in Physics | A. A. Pinsky |
| Mechanics Part-1 & 2 | DC Pandey |
| Problems in General Physics | I. E. Irodov |
| Problems in Physics | V. Zubov & V. Shalnov |
| Concepts of Physics Volume I and II | H. C. Verma |
| Feynman Lectures on physics | R. P. Feynman |
| A collection of questions and problems in physics | L. A. Sena |
| Element of Dynamics part I & II | S. L. Loney |
JEE Main Preparation Books – Chemistry
JEE Main Preparation Books – Organic Chemistry
| Name | Author |
| Organic Chemistry | O. P. Tandon |
| Concept of Organic Chemistry | M. S. Chauhan |
| Organic Chemistry volume 1 | I. L. Finar |
| Organic Chemistry | Arihant Prakashan |
| A Guidebook to Mechanism in Organic Chemistry | Peter Sykes |
JEE Main Preparation Books – Physical Chemistry
| Name | Author |
| IIT JEE Chemistry | O. P. Agarwal |
| Numerical Chemistry | P. Bahadur |
| General Chemistry | Ebbing |
| Physical Chemistry | O. P. Tandon |
| University Chemistry | Bruce Mahan |
| Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations | RC Mukherjee |
| Physical Chemistry (For Reading Theory) | P. Bahadur |
| Physical Chemistry | P.W.Atkins |
JEE Main Preparation Books – Inorganic Chemistry
| Name | Author |
| Concise Inorganic Chemistry | J. D. Lee |
| Inorganic Chemistry | Arihant Prakashan |
| Textbook of Inorganic Chemistry for Competitions (JEE Main & Advanced) | OP Tondon |
JEE Main Preparation Books – Mathematics
| Name | Author |
| Mathematics for Class 11 & Class 12 | R. D. Sharma |
| Algebra | Arihant |
| Maths for Class 11 & Class 12 | R. S. Agarwal |
| Vector | Shanti Nayaran |
| IIT Mathematics | M. L. Khanna |
| Trigonometry | S. L. Loney |
| Problems in Calculus of One Variable | I. A. Maron |
| Geometry | Dr. Gorakh Prasad |
| Differential Calculus | Arihant |
| Integral Calculus | Arihant |
| Introduction Probability & Its Application | W. Feller |
| Higher Algebra | Barnard and Child |
| A problem book in mathematical Analysis | G. N. Berman |
| Higher Algebra 4th Edition | Hall and Knight |
| Course in Mathematics for IIT-JEE | TMH Publication |
| Calculus and Analytic Geometry | Thomas and Finney |
FAQs
I have completed the JEE Main preparation timetable as instructed. What should I do in the remaining time?
Aspirants can use the remaining time to focus on the topics they find to be difficult.
What can I do to prepare for the JEE exam in the best-possible manner?
To prepare for the JEE Main exam, aspirants should attempt mock tests at their homes. The practice of attempting the question paper with a deadline will lead to perfect time management and also allow candidates to gauge their speed.
Are there any chances of the JEE Main 2022 exam rescheduling again?
Aspirants should not expect rescheduling of the JEE Main exam any more. As the exam has already been rescheduled before, it is highly unlikely that it will be rescheduled again. Thus, candidates should start preparing as per the timetable given in this article and be exam ready.
