One planner per subject, because that's how JEE is actually studied
Nobody revises "science". They revise rotational motion, then organic reactions, then definite integrals — three different subjects, three different chapter lists, three different sets of formulas to forget.
A single study planner can't hold that. The JEE Study System is one planner per subject, plus a dated planner to run the year.
What's in each subject planner
Physics, Chemistry and Maths each get the same 15 sheets, built around that subject's own chapters and weightings:
| # | Sheet | What you use it for |
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| 01 | Daily Study Plan | One day, hour by hour, with a done / partial / pending mark per block |
| 02 | Weekly Study Schedule | Seven days, six time bands, total hours along the bottom |
| 03 | Monthly Goal Tracker | A month target, four weekly goals, and a daily habit row |
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