JEE Main 90-Day Revision Plan: Three Phases to the Exam
Ninety days to go? A three-phase plan: consolidate Tier A, close gaps, then simulate the exam. Includes a weekly mock schedule and a final-week buffer.
Edurack
October 21, 2026
Ninety days is enough to turn a decent preparation into a strong one if you use it in phases.
Phase 1: Consolidate (days 1–30)
Revise Tier A chapters from the priority list with full PYQ practice. Take one full mock at the end of each week.
Phase 2: Close the gaps (days 31–60)
Use your mock results to rank your weak chapters. Fix the top five. Revise Tier B once and Tier C in short passes.
Phase 3: Simulate (days 61–90)
- Two full mocks per week under real conditions
- A full analysis after each
- Light revision of formula sheets and the error log
A weekly template
| Day | Plan |
|---|---|
| Mon–Wed | Chapter revision plus PYQs |
| Thu | Timed mixed set |
| Fri | Error-log and formula-sheet revision |
| Sat | Full mock |
| Sun | Mock analysis, then rest |
The last week
Follow the last-seven-days checklist. Do not start new topics.
If you have only 30 days
Use our 30-day plan instead.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many mocks should I take in 90 days?
About one a week early on, and two a week in the last month, each with full analysis.
Should I study new topics in the last month?
Only if a high-weight chapter is genuinely incomplete. Otherwise revise.