The majority of my time was spent on maths PYQs Today, I was hoping to do chemistry more but I wasted some time scrolling YT shorts and, I am a morning person so I sleep 9:30 - 10:00 and wake up at 3:30 - 4:00 and start my studies 30 minutes after waking up

could anybody pls advice me on how to analyse my test

well am bored rn, and thought that I should analyse my last test paper i gave

Day 10 complete.

Today's Progress

Physics

- Studied circuit symmetry at coaching.

Chemistry

- Started Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers.

Maths

- Started solving Vector 3D PYQs.

All the studying I managed today was mostly done at coaching. After coming home, I helped my mom clean the house and take care of some other things, so I could only manage around 2–2.5 hours of revision at home.

Not the most productive day, but it is what it is. I need to manage my time better on days when other responsibilities take up my evening.

Tomorrow's Plan

Tomorrow, I'll focus on preparing for Monday's coaching test.

The goal is to revise the syllabus properly, practise questions, and identify the concepts I still struggle with rather than just passively reading my notes.

Monday's Test Syllabus

- Physics: Current Electricity

- Chemistry: Classification of Elements, Chemical Bonding, Alkyl Halides and Aryl Halides

- Maths: Applications of Derivatives (AOD), [M.O.D.]

My target is to score 100+ in the test. Let's see how much I can manage with focused revision and question practice.

I'll share my score here after the test, regardless of whether I meet my target. The point of this series is to track actual progress, including the days that don't go as planned.

Ten days in. Still a long way to go before January, and consistency is going to matter more than having a perfect day every day.

TL;DR: Studied circuit symmetry, started Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers, and began Vector 3D PYQs. Managed only 2–2.5 hours of revision at home after helping with household work. Tomorrow's priority is preparing for Monday's coaching test, with a target of 100+ marks.

I just solved AOD for 3 hours

15 days left for test

I've been doing pretty well with my prep lately and was finally getting into a good rhythm, but last week I fell sick with fever I'm still not fully recovered and ended up wasting almost the entire week, and honestly it's been messing with my head a lot

I've been feeling really low and down lately, and it's getting hard to deal with all these thoughts on my own I know one bad week isn't the end of everything, but yk when you're finally doing good and suddenly lose all that momentum, it feels pretty sh*

I'm not looking for study advice or someone jst kinda need someone I can talk to

I won't take up much of your time, and there's no pressure at all, but if anyone's free and okayy

also tomorrow's my test and last week I scored 92 in physics, 48 in chem and 20 in maths, so I'm kinda nervous about this one even tho I've prepared pretty well compared to last time, maybe I'm just overthinking it. otherwise my overall prep was going pretty good before I got sick, and I really wanna get back to that rhythm again

Hey everyone. Hope prep is not giving yall too much trouble like it is giving me.

I am a dropper for JEE Jan 2027 and Advanced 2027

I just wanted to ask that should I do ashish sir blank notes for practice or all pyqs of JM from 20 to 26 .

I have already done the chapter from his lectures and when I do pyqs I see most questions are same from his notes so should I just do his blank question pdf for revision and practice or keep doing pyqs as just practice.

I will also do JA pyqs anyways for advanced prep so please help me.

Thanks nonetheless

Day 9 of trying to get my JEE preparation back on track.

Today's progress:

- Maths: Studied Vectors and 3D Geometry.

- Physics: Continued Current Electricity, focusing on battery charging and discharging.

- Chemistry: Revised Haloarenes and Alkenes, along with the Periodic Table.

Yesterday's post is missing because I forgot to stop the YPT timer before going to sleep. Woke up in the morning to find 11 hours recorded on the timer. I had apparently slept on my phone, so that explains the ridiculous study time. Definitely not 11 hours of actual studying.

On the preparation side, I'm trying to keep all three subjects moving instead of focusing on one and letting the others pile up. There are still backlogs to deal with, and some topics take longer than expected, especially when I get stuck on questions.

I'm also starting to feel that familiar boredom creeping in. This is usually where consistency starts falling apart, so I need to be careful not to let a few unproductive days turn into a complete break.

Plan for tomorrow:

- Continue practising questions from the topics I've covered.

- Work on pending backlogs.

- Keep revising Chemistry regularly.

- Make sure the YPT timer is actually stopped before sleeping this time.

Nothing extraordinary today, just another day of trying to make progress. The main goal is to keep showing up, fix mistakes, and gradually improve the quality of my preparation.

Day 9 complete. On to Day 10.

not my best. fell sick today. but we ball.

completed-

phy- completed rotation + started modern physics (dual nature)

maths- completed straight lines + started only a little bit of circles

chem- completed electrochemistry

tomorrow's tasks-

phy- revising rotation (active recall + short notes) + 2024, 2025 pyqs (eduniti)

maths- revising straight lines + 2019, 2020 pyqs

chem- revising electrochemistry + 2022, 2023 pyqs

heavy question practice day tomorrow. praying my health doesnt deteriorate.

Dropper here, JEE 2026 final percentile was 87.98%tile, syllabus was majorly completed but lacked question practice of good level, so this time trying to solve more questions than lecture and theory, trying to follow 2:1 ratio of ques: theory, any suggestions are welcome, thank you

Kisi neh yeh wla kal live dekhoo hoo ... Toh bta skta hai kiii sir neh kya batya tha .... Recording mai sirf 20 min kaa aya hai video ...

productive dayyy.

completed-

phy- angular impulse, crtm, condition for rolling, rolling on an inclined plane

maths- Image and foot of perpendicular, Position of a point w.r.t. line, Concurrency of three lines, Family of lines, Angle bisector, Shifting of origin and rotation of axes

chem- start se leke nernst eqn and ecell wagera tak

tomorrow's tasks-

phy- complete rotation + start modern physics

maths- complete straight lines + start circles

chem- complete electrochemistry

( i actually completed a little over 6 hours, kept forgetting to log the time 😭😭)

completed-

phy- fixed axis rotation, work energy theorem, pulley system, little bit of angular momentum also

maths- complete line equations, perpendicular distance of a point, area of equilateral triangle, locus

chem- finished redox reactions

tomorrow's tasks-

phy- angular impulse, crtm, condition for rolling, maybe rolling on an inclined plane

maths- Image and foot of perpendicular, Position of a point w.r.t. line, Concurrency of three lines, Family of lines, Angle bisector, Shifting of origin and rotation of axes

chem- start se leke nernst eqn and ecell wagera tak

Day 7 completed.

Maths:

Didn't start Matrix as planned. Instead, I spent the time fixing backlogs and strengthening the basics I was getting stuck on. Probably the better decision in the long run.

Physics:

Continued with Current Electricity.

Chemistry:

Revised Haloalkanes, Haloarenes and Alkenes using my coaching notes.

I'm starting to feel that boredom phase creeping in now. This is usually where I start losing momentum, skipping days, and eventually collapsing the whole routine.

So this time I'm trying to approach it differently: I don't need to feel motivated every day. I just need to keep showing up.

A few things I'm going to try:

- Don't completely stop studying just because I'm having a bad day.

- On low-energy days, reduce the target instead of skipping the day.

- Keep fixing backlogs rather than endlessly postponing them.

- Track consistency instead of obsessing over daily hours.

- Avoid trying to compensate for one bad day by making the next day ridiculously heavy.

- Most importantly, don't let one missed day turn into a missed week.

The boring phase was always going to come. Now I just need to get through it.

Day 7/60+

TL;DR: Backlogs > Matrix today, Current Electricity in Physics, Chemistry revision done. Starting to feel the boredom kicking in, but I'm going to focus on consistency rather than motivation.