JEE Main 2026 is just around the corner, and many of the aspirants are searching for smart ways to revise the syllabus efficiently and retain concepts.
One of the most effective methods recommended by toppers and coaching mentors is the Block Strategy for JEE Main.
This approach helps students cover Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in a structured manner, allowing them to complete their revision in just 45 days while building confidence. The Block Strategy divides the syllabus into three focused blocks. Each block contains chapters from all three subjects, enabling students to revise theory, practice problems, and previous year questions efficiently.
In interviews, many past JEE Main toppers have mentioned this strategy for helping them achieve 230+ marks in a short time frame. Instead of juggling too many chapters at once, the block method allows students to focus on a few topics deeply.
For example, a block may include Physics: Current Electricity, Chemistry: Chemical Kinetics, and Mathematics: Straight Lines. During this period, students can rely on JEE Main books, NCERT books, and reference books like HC Verma, I.E. Irodov, R.D. Sharma, and Arihant series for practice.
How the Block Strategy Works for JEE Main 2026
The Block Strategy is designed for efficient and high-retention revision of the JEE Main syllabus. Each block is studied for 3–4 days, covering theory, NCERT books, and previous year questions. The blocks are structured in a sequence that allows students to revise all important chapters of the JEE Main syllabus without skipping any high-probability topics.
By following this method, aspirants can systematically cover the entire JEE Main 2026 syllabus, strengthen conceptual understanding, and improve problem-solving speed, ensuring readiness for both mock tests and the actual exam. Here’s a table of chapters included in the Block Strategy for JEE Main 2026:
| Subject | Chapter |
| Physics | CAP (Capacitance), CE (Current Electricity), CIR (Circular Motion), ELA (Elasticity), ELS (Electrostatics & Gravitation), EMI (Electromagnetic Induction), EMW (Electromagnetic Waves), ERX (Errors & Experiments), FLD (Fluid Mechanics), FR (Friction), KIN (Kinematics), KTG (Kinetic Theory of Gases), MAG (Magnetism), MODERN (Modern Physics), NLM (Newton’s Laws of Motion), RBD (Rigid Body Dynamics), RO (Ray Optics), SEMI (Semiconductors), SHM (Simple Harmonic Motion), SOP (System of Particles), ST (Surface Tension), TH (Thermodynamics), TP (Thermal Physics), U&D (Units & Dimensions), VIS (Viscosity), WO (Wave Optics), and WEP (Work, Energy & Power). |
| Chemistry | AS (Atomic Structure), BCC (Basic Concepts of Chemistry), BIO (Biomolecules), C. Bond (Chemical Bonding), CK (Chemical Kinetics), COOD (Coordination Compounds), D&F BLK (d and f Block), ELC (Electrochemistry), EQ (Equilibrium), GOC (General Organic Chemistry), HAL (Halides), HC (Hydrocarbons), LS (Liquid Solutions), N2 CCP (Nitrogen-Containing Carbon Compounds), O2 CCP (Oxygen-Containing Carbon Compounds), P-BLK (p Block), PT (Periodic Table), RED (Redox), and THERMO (Thermodynamics). |
| Mathematics | 3D (Three Dimensional Geometry), AOD (Application of Derivatives), BIN (Binomial), CIR (Circle), CPX (Complex Numbers), DE (Differential Equation), DET (Determinants), DI (Definite Integration), FOM (Fundamentals of Maths), INT (Integral Calculus), LCD (Limits, Continuity & Differentiability), MAT (Matrix), MOD (Method of Differentiation), P&C (Permutation & Combinations), PROB (Probability), QUAD (Quadratic), SEQ (Sequence & Series), SL (Straight Line), SRF (Set, Relation & Functions), TRIGO (Trigonometry), VEC (Vector). |
One of the recommended ways to organize your JEE Main preparation is by applying the Block Strategy. By focusing on one block at a time, revising through NCERT and reference books, and practicing JEE previous year questions, students can cover the entire JEE Main syllabus efficiently.
NTA is all set to conduct the JEE Main 2026 Session 1 between 21st–30th January 2026, and Session 2 between 1st –10th April 2026. Starting the block strategy now can help aspirants complete their revision on time and approach the exam with a strong command of the syllabus.
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