respected sir,

I am a 2-yr student preparing for JEE.i have covered all the syllabus of class 11th but some revision is needed.i am presently in class 12th.Our syllabus of 2nd year i.e.,of class 12th forJEE is covering nowdays.I have planned that whatever syl of JEE was not touched in deep at the last session due to school exams,to cover in the summer vacations.But i think these vacations would be busy with practise of whole calculas and organic chemistry.Therefore,i am worried that after opening of schools it will not be possible for me to revise the previous year upto november.And i think at the end of nov. i have to join other test series for evaluation.So,how and when should i revise the pre.syl without effecting this year and with a cheerfull mind at end of the year for boards?
sir,one more thing,i worked on many plans and asked many councellors but not yet satisfied, your suggestion is really precious for me.

!best wishes for golden future of locus!

This question raises an issue that most of the students preparing for JEE face. My suggestion to all of them, and you, is:

Work in parallel, rather than sequentially. You would be mistaken in thinking that you can postpone the revision of the 11th standard syllabus to some later date (which, in many cases, comes too late). What you need to do is to do revision and cover new syllabus simultaneously. Practically speaking, this means that each day you need to give some time to covering new syllabus and some time to revise the portions already covered.

The logic behind this is simple: the more time you give to something, the more familiar/comfortable you get with it. Its like a guitar player's situation. Theoretically speaking, one can learn to play the guitar in, say, even two weeks or a month. But that learning would be very "rickety". It will take years of practice before you can even begin to think of playing like Eric Clapton.

The same holds true for JEE preparation. The more time you spend revising the syllabus, the more familiar you get with it. That's why my advice to you would be to develop a schedule that has revision and syllabus-coverage going simultaneously.

Hope this helps! For further clarifications, you can always ask again.