JEE 15,000-Question Completion Plan

Overall Completion Target: Complete $15,000$ questions by $1\,\text{February }2027$ while concurrently attending regular school and JEE lectures.
Planning Duration: $11\,\text{August }2026$ to $1\,\text{February }2027$
Total Planning Period: Approximately $174\,\text{days}$
Daily Metric Requirement: Average of $\approx 86\,\text{questions/day}$
Weekly Metric Target: $\approx 600\,\text{questions/week}$
Monthly Metric Target: $\approx 2,500 - 2,600\,\text{questions/month}$

$5:30\,\text{AM} - 6:30\,\text{AM}$ : Morning revision plus $25 - 30\,\text{questions}$ .
School Hours: Perform mandatory school work; utilize free periods to solve $15 - 25\,\text{questions}$ when practical.
Post-School Window ( $30 - 45\,\text{min}$ ): Rest, meal, and mental reset.
$4:30\,\text{PM} - 6:30\,\text{PM}$ : JEE lecture attendance or concept learning session.
$6:45\,\text{PM} - 8:15\,\text{PM}$ : Dedicated question practice block targeting $35 - 40\,\text{questions}$ .
$8:15\,\text{PM} - 9:00\,\text{PM}$ : Dinner and relaxation break.
$9:00\,\text{PM} - 11:00\,\text{PM}$ : JEE lecture attendance or interactive problem-solving.
$11:00\,\text{PM} - 11:30\,\text{PM}$ : Error-log review and planning for the next day.
Operational Guidelines for Daily Routine:
- The target volume of questions represents an average benchmark, not a rigid daily rule.
- On heavy school or test days, offset reduced question volume during lighter days.
- Protect sleep schedule and lecture comprehension quality above all else.
- Integrate question practice tightly, taking into account the approximately $4\,\text{hours/day}$ allocated to JEE classes.

Monday:
- Target: $85\,\text{questions}$
- Subject Focus: Mathematics + Physics
Tuesday:
- Target: $85\,\text{questions}$
- Subject Focus: Chemistry + Mathematics
Wednesday:
- Target: $85\,\text{questions}$
- Subject Focus: Physics + Chemistry
Thursday:
- Target: $85\,\text{questions}$
- Subject Focus: Mathematics + Physics
Friday:
- Target: $85\,\text{questions}$
- Subject Focus: Chemistry + Mathematics
Saturday:
- Target: $95\,\text{questions}$
- Subject Focus: Mixed practice + backlog resolution
Sunday:
- Target: $80\,\text{questions}$
- Subject Focus: Weekly test + error correction
Total Scheduled Weekly Volume: $595\,\text{questions}$ (aligns with the average target of $\approx 600\,\text{questions/week}$ )

Execution Standard:
- Attempt every problem independently before referencing the solution key.
Question Tracking Status Symbols:
- Independent success: Mark as $\checkmark$
- Required assistance or hints: Mark as $?$
- Incorrect attempt: Mark as $\times$
Error Log Protocol:
- Document only the central conceptual error or key mistake in the error log.
- Avoid full step-by-step solution rewriting.
Re-attempt Protocol:
- Re-solve all wrong ( $\times$ ) or marked ( $?$ ) questions after an interval of $3 - 7\,\text{days}$ .
Category Separation in Tracker:
- Track Previous Years' Questions (PYQs), module problems, class problems, and quality practice questions as separate categories in the tracking record.

Anti-Backlog Rule:
- Never dedicate an entire week solely to clearing old lectures at the expense of current topics.
- Maintain current lecture continuity as the primary priority.
- Utilize the dedicated Saturday mixed and backlog block to clear accumulated backlogs.
Quality and Accuracy Metric:
- Target completion of $15,000\,\text{questions}$ is effective only when high accuracy and analytical standards are maintained.
- Prioritize structured, timed practice over rushing through problem sets merely to increment the quantitative counter.