JEE Main Paper 2B - B.Planning study plan

Diagnose current ability by attempting a 25-question mixed mathematics set under a 45-minute clock and record the score per topic area

Compute fluently with number systems, percentages, ratio-proportion and averages by working 30 graded problems without a calculator

Derive and memorise the core algebra identities and quadratic/surds-indices rules, then restate each from memory

Log every mistake with its root cause (concept gap, speed, misread, calculation slip) in a single running error register

Solve mensuration and 2D/3D geometry problems by sketching each figure before calculating

Apply coordinate geometry formulas (distance, section, slope, line equations, circle) to 30 mixed problems

Build a personal sheet of the 15 formulas you keep forgetting and drill them three times across the week

Re-attempt every week-1 error-register item and mark each one as cleared or still open

Solve trigonometric identities, heights-and-distances and sequence-series problems in timed 12-minute blocks

Compute permutations, combinations and probability results for 25 questions and justify each step in one written line

Practise quantitative aptitude (data interpretation, tables, bar and pie charts) by extracting values from 4 chart sets you construct yourself

Compare your per-topic speed against the target pace and list the three slowest topics

Assemble and sit a 60-minute sectional mock covering mathematics and quantitative aptitude in one uninterrupted block

Analyse the mock question by question and classify every error into concept, speed or careless category

Re-teach the two weakest topics to yourself in writing, then solve 15 fresh questions on each

Consolidate all formula sheets into one index that you can scan in under five minutes

Define and write short notes on core planning vocabulary: urbanisation, land use, zoning, density, FAR, master plan and regional plan

Summarise the roles of planning institutions and the stages of the urban planning process in a flow diagram you draw yourself

Relate each planning concept to a real Indian city example and note one strength and one problem for each

Answer 20 short planning-based questions in note form and self-mark against your own notes

Explain sustainable planning, transport planning, housing and slum improvement in structured 5-line written answers

Interpret simple maps, layouts and site-plan style diagrams by describing what each element represents

Draft answers to 10 planning-based questions within a 6-minute-per-answer limit

Cross-check every drafted answer against your glossary and correct any imprecise terminology

Practise verbal and non-verbal reasoning sets (series, analogies, coding-decoding, blood relations, figure completion) in 15-minute sprints

Build and solve 5 self-made data sets that mix aptitude calculation with a planning context such as population or land-use figures

Rehearse the planning glossary by writing definitions from memory and checking against your notes

Audit the error register and retire every item you have now cleared twice in a row

Sit two full-length simulated papers covering all three domains under strict exam timing with no breaks

Review each simulation within 24 hours and list the top five remaining weak points

Drill the top five weak points with 10 focused questions each before the next simulation

Finalise a one-page exam-day recall sheet and rehearse it twice from memory