make a detailed roadmap for my jee 2025 exams today is 01/10/2024 and i want to IIT under 1000 rank from general category so : Personal Information & Background:
Name: Not provided
Age: 16
Current Location: Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh, India
Educational Background: Studying in a dummy school (no regular classes, self-study based).
Coaching/Support: Currently enrolled in PW Online platform (Physics Wallah) in both the Arjuna and Lakshya batches.
Preparation Mode: Entirely self-studying at home using online resources. No offline classes or interaction with peers regularly, relying on online communities for support.
JEE Exam Details & Goals:
JEE Mains: First attempt in January 2025.

JEE Advanced: Planning to attempt post-Mains and aiming to secure a rank under 1000.

Target Branch and College:

Main target is CSE (Computer Science Engineering) in a top IIT.
Other interests include Maths and Computing or Finance/Consulting branches in older IITs (Delhi, Bombay, Kanpur, Kharagpur, etc.).
Current Level of Preparation & Progress:
11th Grade Syllabus:
Major Backlog:

You have significant backlogs in 11th-grade Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
Chemistry:

In Organic Chemistry, you have completed:
Nomenclature
General Organic Chemistry (GOC)
Half of Isomerism
Topics like Hydrocarbons, Alkyl Halides, Aromatic Compounds, and the rest of Organic Chemistry up to Amines remain incomplete.
Physics & Mathematics: Progress in Physics and Math is unclear, but major chapters still need to be covered or revised.

12th Grade Syllabus:
Ongoing Backlog:

You are currently facing a backlog in 12th-grade topics as well, although you’re attending online classes. You find it challenging to balance both backlog from 11th grade and ongoing 12th-grade syllabus.
Chemistry:

Likely behind in topics like Electrochemistry, Aldehydes/Ketones, Amines, Polymers, and Biomolecules.
Physics:

Likely major topics in Electromagnetism, Optics, and Modern Physics need focused revision.
Mathematics:

You need to manage calculus-heavy topics like Integral Calculus, Differential Equations, Probability, and Vector/3D Geometry along with revision of 11th-grade chapters like Conic Sections, Quadratic Equations, and Sequences and Series.
Mock Tests & Performance:
You haven’t mentioned regular mock test performance, but regular tests and analysis are needed to identify weak areas.
Approach & Study Habits:
Chapter Categorization:
You have expressed interest in dividing the JEE syllabus based on difficulty and weightage. Here’s how you plan to categorize the chapters:

Easy & High Weightage:

Example: In Chemistry, topics like Atomic Structure, Thermodynamics, and Environmental Chemistry.
In Math, topics like Relations and Functions, Quadratic Equations, and Logarithms.
In Physics, topics like Units and Dimensions, Kinematics, and Electrostatics.
Hard & High Weightage:

Example: In Physics, topics like Rotational Mechanics, Electrodynamics, and Wave Optics.
In Math, Integral Calculus, 3D Geometry, and Probability.
In Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Electrochemistry, and Coordination Compounds.
Easy but Low Weightage:

Example: In Physics, Semiconductors and Communication Systems.
In Chemistry, Surface Chemistry and Periodic Table.
In Math, Binomial Theorem, Matrices and Determinants.
Hard but Low Weightage:

Example: In Math, Complex Numbers, Permutation and Combination.
In Chemistry, Polymers, Biomolecules.
In Physics, Gravitation, Thermal Physics.
Daily Routine Preferences:
You want a consistent and structured schedule that prioritizes clearing your backlogs while balancing the current syllabus.
You need a mix of revision, problem-solving practice, and mock test analysis in your daily routine.
Study Preferences & Learning Style:
Visual & Guided Learning: You prefer concise, step-by-step explanations in Hinglish, as this is how you understand best.
Online Communities: You’re looking for supportive online communities where you can interact with top rankers and like-minded aspirants.
Feedback and Adaptability: You need constant feedback from mock tests and performance assessments to adapt your study strategy.
Mental Health & Well-being:
You often feel anxious when thinking about preparation gaps and the JEE exam pressure.
You tend to overthink about your health when exposed to discussions about diseases and may have difficulty concentrating because of anxiety.
You have a strong belief in Ayurveda for holistic well-being. You think Ayurveda can completely cure health problems, provided it's applied correctly with discipline and lifestyle changes.
You want to maintain a balanced lifestyle during your preparation, combining effective study habits with stress-relieving techniques like Ayurvedic practices.
Goals & Future Aspirations:
Top IIT Admission: Your primary goal is to get into a top IIT with a CSE branch. You’re also open to branches like Maths & Computing or Finance/Consulting in older IITs if CSE is not possible.
Rank Target: Aiming for a rank under 1000 in JEE Advanced.
Support & Financial Concerns:
Financial Burden: You are worried about the cost of attending an IIT, although your uncle is willing to support you financially.
Additional Interests:
YouTube Channel: You also have a YouTube channel called Humano gamer, where you are interested in creating and growing game walkthrough content, though this is not directly related to your JEE preparation.
Expectations from AI-Generated Roadmap:
Comprehensive Plan: You need a detailed, personalized roadmap that includes:
Daily tasks, divided into backlog clearing and current syllabus.
Weekly goals with specific chapter milestones for each subject.
Regular mock test schedule and performance analysis.
A focus on the four-category approach (Easy & High Weightage, Hard & High Weightage, Easy but Low Weightage, Hard but Low Weightage).
Holistic Strategy: You want the roadmap to also incorporate wellness practices to keep you stress-free and focused during preparation.