The main hurdle while preparing for IIT JEE is the huge amount of syllabus. The aspirants are expected to have the mountain pile of syllabus on their fingertips. This is about not just the concepts, but also the numerical related to them. And with the time crunch, many may not be able to complete the whole of the syllabus in a way it is expected by the examiners from the students.

Thus, sometimes this results in skipping the topics which may have a maximum weight age that year or the topics which are scoring maybe left in the rearview. So CLEAR EXAM has decided to list out a few topics from the subject wise syllabus of JEE which are important.

JEE Syllabus Physics:

The JEE syllabus Physics is humongous. Achieving perfection in the last minute revision is not possible unless you have strenuously worked hard for the minimum duration of two years. So as a last minute wake up call, we have listed out some of the topics which contain the maximum weight age in comparison to the rest: Modern Physics, Heat and Thermodynamics, Optics, Current Electricity, Electrostatics, Magnetostatics and Electromagnetic Induction.

JEE Syllabus Maths:

In the JEE syllabus Maths, Coordinate geometry, Limits, Continuity and Differentiability, Integral Calculus are the most scoring topics and contain the maximum marks. This has been an observation by us, after seeing the trend in the last five years.

JEE Syllabus Chemistry:

Transition elements and coordination chemistry, Periodic table and representative elements, Thermodynamics and gaseous state are some of the topics which must be at the tip of the tongue by the student. This is the vital portion of the JEE syllabus Chemistry.

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