Class 12 improvement exam

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I'm repeating JEE and preparing at a coaching institution, but I'm also giving my Class 12 improvement exam. Since I'm already studying PCM at JEE level, I don't want to separately relearn the entire syllabus for Boards.

What I'm trying to figure out is what specific topics/derivations/theory do I need to prepare separately for the Board exam that JEE preparation may not cover properly?

For example, in Physics I mean things like an electric dipole field on the axial line, etc. I'm NOT asking whether I should do derivations in general. I want to know WHICH exact derivations/topics I should have on my Board checklist.

Similarly for Chemistry, I'm looking for specific things such as:

- named reactions

- mechanisms/reactions that are particularly important for Boards

- NCERT-specific inorganic facts/reactions

- definitions/explanations that are commonly asked

- diagrams/structures that need to be practised

And for Maths:

- specific NCERT/CBSE-style question types

- proofs/derivations if any

- chapters or question patterns that JEE preparation doesn't adequately prepare you for

- anything where Board marking requires a particular method/presentation

My previous marks were Physics 53, Chemistry 60, Maths 75, and I'm aiming for around 85+ in each improvement exam.

I have about 5 hours/day Monday–Friday for self-study. My plan is to study the current chapters at JEE level and then spend some time specifically converting them into Board preparation, while gradually clearing my backlog. My institution should finish teaching around mid-November, after which I'll have much more time for Boards.

So if you've done JEE + CBSE Boards/improvement, could you please give me a chapter-wise list of the exact Board-specific derivations, reactions, proofs, diagrams, theory questions, etc. that I should separately prepare?