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A free JEE syllabus tracker — with NEET UG too

This JEE syllabus tracker lists every chapter of JEE Main (54), JEE Advanced (72) and NEET UG (72), so you can mark each as not started, in progress or done and see exactly how much is left. Progress saves in your browser — no sign-up, no email.

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JEE Main (Paper 1) · overall

JEE Main: 0 of 54 chapters done (0%), 0 in progress, 54 left.

  • Physics0/20
  • Chemistry0/20
  • Mathematics0/14
Subject
Class

Physics0 of 20 done

  • Units and MeasurementsClass 11
    Not started
  • KinematicsClass 11
    Not started
  • Laws of MotionClass 11
    Not started
  • Work, Energy and PowerClass 11
    Not started
  • Rotational MotionClass 11
    Not started
  • GravitationClass 11
    Not started
  • Properties of Solids and LiquidsClass 11
    Not started
  • ThermodynamicsClass 11
    Not started
  • Kinetic Theory of GasesClass 11
    Not started
  • Oscillations and WavesClass 11
    Not started
  • ElectrostaticsClass 12
    Not started
  • Current ElectricityClass 12
    Not started
  • Magnetic Effects of Current and MagnetismClass 12
    Not started
  • Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating CurrentsClass 12
    Not started
  • Electromagnetic WavesClass 12
    Not started
  • OpticsClass 12
    Not started
  • Dual Nature of Matter and RadiationClass 12
    Not started
  • Atoms and NucleiClass 12
    Not started
  • Electronic DevicesClass 12
    Not started
  • Experimental SkillsClass 11–12
    Not started

Chemistry0 of 20 done

  • Physical chemistry
  • Some Basic Concepts in ChemistryClass 11
    Not started
  • Atomic StructureClass 11
    Not started
  • Chemical Bonding and Molecular StructureClass 11
    Not started
  • Chemical ThermodynamicsClass 11
    Not started
  • SolutionsClass 12
    Not started
  • EquilibriumClass 11
    Not started
  • Redox Reactions and ElectrochemistryClass 11–12
    Not started
  • Chemical KineticsClass 12
    Not started
  • Inorganic chemistry
  • Classification of Elements and Periodicity in PropertiesClass 11
    Not started
  • p-Block ElementsClass 11–12
    Not started
  • d- and f-Block ElementsClass 12
    Not started
  • Co-ordination CompoundsClass 12
    Not started
  • Organic chemistry
  • Purification and Characterisation of Organic CompoundsClass 11
    Not started
  • Some Basic Principles of Organic ChemistryClass 11
    Not started
  • HydrocarbonsClass 11
    Not started
  • Organic Compounds Containing HalogensClass 12
    Not started
  • Organic Compounds Containing OxygenClass 12
    Not started
  • Organic Compounds Containing NitrogenClass 12
    Not started
  • BiomoleculesClass 12
    Not started
  • Principles Related to Practical ChemistryClass 11–12
    Not started

Mathematics0 of 14 done

  • Sets, Relations and FunctionsClass 11–12
    Not started
  • Complex Numbers and Quadratic EquationsClass 11
    Not started
  • Matrices and DeterminantsClass 12
    Not started
  • Permutations and CombinationsClass 11
    Not started
  • Binomial Theorem and its Simple ApplicationsClass 11
    Not started
  • Sequence and SeriesClass 11
    Not started
  • Limit, Continuity and DifferentiabilityClass 11–12
    Not started
  • Integral CalculusClass 12
    Not started
  • Differential EquationsClass 12
    Not started
  • Co-ordinate GeometryClass 11
    Not started
  • Three Dimensional GeometryClass 11–12
    Not started
  • Vector AlgebraClass 12
    Not started
  • Statistics and ProbabilityClass 11–12
    Not started
  • TrigonometryClass 11–12
    Not started

Chapter list based on the JEE Main syllabus in the NTA information bulletin (2026 edition). The 2027 syllabus had not been notified as of September 2026 — check jeemain.nta.nic.in when it is released.

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How many chapters does each syllabus have?

The tracker uses the official unit lists. For JEE Advanced we split the brochure’s broad headings into chapters, and for NEET Biology we list the NCERT chapters under each unit.

ExamPhysicsChemistryMaths / BiologyTotalClass 11 · 12 · both
JEE Main202014 Mathematics5424 · 21 · 9
JEE Advanced183321 Mathematics7233 · 31 · 8
NEET UG202032 Biology7238 · 30 · 4

Unit names follow the 2026 editions of the official syllabi. The 2027 syllabus had not been notified as of September 2026 — confirm against the official document when it is released.

How this syllabus tracker works

BrainStride is an AI tutor for JEE, NEET and Olympiad preparation that runs a 20-minute diagnostic, maps your weak chapters and writes a daily plan, with every solution checked by teachers. The syllabus tracker is the free, no-account part of that: a clear list of what is left.

Where does the chapter list come from?

From the official 2026 documents: the NTA JEE Main Paper 1 syllabus, the JEE Advanced information brochure and the NMC-prescribed NEET UG syllabus. The same list powers the JEE Main syllabus, JEE Advanced syllabus and NEET syllabus pages, so they never disagree. JEE Advanced chapters that are not JEE Main units are tagged "Beyond JEE Main".

What do the three states mean?

  • Not started — you haven't opened the chapter yet.
  • In progress — you've studied it but can't yet solve its past questions reliably.
  • Done — you can solve its previous-year questions under time. Finishing the coaching module is not the same thing.

What are the limits?

  • It saves only in this browser. Clearing site data or switching phones starts you from zero. Use Print to keep a copy.
  • It counts chapters, not marks. Chapters are not equal — see the weightage tables on the syllabus pages.
  • The 2027 syllabus is not out yet. We will update the list if NTA, NMC or the Joint Admission Board changes it.
  • It trusts your ticks. It can't tell whether "done" is really done — that is what the diagnostic is for.

How to use your syllabus progress

After you tick

  1. Count the weeks, not the chapters

    Divide the chapters left by the weeks to your exam. If that is more than four or five a week alongside school or coaching, the plan needs cutting, not more hours.

  2. Finish in-progress chapters first

    A long "in progress" list is the most expensive state to be in. Close two half-done chapters before opening a new one.

  3. Test every "done" with past papers

    Solve a set of previous-year questions for the chapter under time. If accuracy is below about 70%, move it back to in progress.

  4. Revisit done chapters on a schedule

    A chapter cleared in June fades by October. Put each done chapter back into revision a few weeks later, then again before the exam.

Syllabus tracker: common questions

Is the BrainStride syllabus tracker free?

Yes. The BrainStride syllabus tracker is free and needs no sign-up or email. It covers JEE Main, JEE Advanced and NEET UG, lets you mark every chapter as not started, in progress or done, and shows your progress by subject and overall. Your progress is saved in your own browser and is not sent to BrainStride.

Will my syllabus tracker progress be saved?

The syllabus tracker saves your progress in your browser’s local storage, so it is still there when you come back on the same device and browser. It does not sync between phones or laptops, and clearing site data or using a private window resets it. Use the Print button to keep a copy of your list.

Is the syllabus tracker updated for 2027?

The syllabus tracker uses the 2026 official syllabi: the NTA JEE Main syllabus, the JEE Advanced information brochure and the NMC NEET UG syllabus. The 2027 versions had not been published as of September 2026. When NTA, NMC or the Joint Admission Board releases them, BrainStride will update the chapter list to match.

How many chapters are in the JEE Main syllabus?

The JEE Main Paper 1 syllabus has 54 units: 20 in Physics, 20 in Chemistry and 14 in Mathematics. Several units cover more than one NCERT chapter, so the number of textbook chapters is higher. The syllabus tracker lists all 54 units so you can tick them off one by one.

When should I mark a chapter as done?

Mark a chapter as done in the syllabus tracker only when you can solve its previous-year questions under time with good accuracy — roughly 70% or better is a sensible bar. Finishing the NCERT chapter or the coaching module is not enough on its own. Until then, keep the chapter in progress so your remaining workload stays honest.

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