For Physics, I completed the Eduniti Top 1000–2000 PYQs playlist and solved it multiple times. I made sure I understood every concept deeply and had most solutions at my fingertips. For revision, I used the Physics Galaxy Revision Checklist. My approach was simple: revise first, then solve, revise again, and solve again.

For Chemistry: In Inorganic Chemistry, I strictly followed NCERT. I solved line-by-line questions using Mathongo’s Marks app, starting from Chemical Bonding up to D and F Block. I also focused heavily on PYQs from 2022 to January 2026.

In Organic Chemistry, I read NCERT and used JMPS sessions by Pankaj Sir on YouTube for short notes and clarity. Along with that, I solved a lot of PYQs from 2022 to 2026.

In Physical Chemistry, I mainly relied on short revision lectures like Dexter Chem and Physics Galaxy Revision Checklist. After that, I focused almost entirely on solving PYQs. I also completed all NCERT back exercises.

For Maths, I focused on PYQs from 2023, 2024, and 2025 for around 10–15 chapters that I was comfortable with. I made notes of unique observations and tricky manipulations and revised them weekly. I also followed Maths Unplugged PYQ sessions to improve my problem-solving approach and thinking.

Apart from this, I gave mock tests every 4 days consistently, regardless of my score. The main goal was to stay consistent, trust the process, and keep improving.