Blog Post 17: Free Resources for JEE Preparation 2026 — Complete List
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Free Resources for JEE Preparation 2026 — Everything You Need, Zero Cost
The coaching industry wants you to believe JEE preparation costs ₹1-3 Lakh per year. Here's the truth: every resource you need to crack JEE Mains is available for free in 2026.
This isn't a motivational post. This is a complete, organized list of every free resource — textbooks, video lectures, AI tools, practice papers, and communities — that JEE aspirants are using right now.
Textbooks & Study Material (Free)
NCERT Textbooks
- Available free at ncert.nic.in
- Physics: Class 11 + 12 (covers ~60% of JEE Mains Physics)
- Chemistry: Class 11 + 12 (covers ~70% of JEE Mains Chemistry, especially Inorganic)
- Mathematics: Class 11 + 12 (foundation for all JEE Math topics)
NCERT Exemplar Problems
- Free PDFs available online
- Harder than NCERT textbook exercises
- Excellent bridge between NCERT and JEE level
Previous Year Papers (2015-2026)
- Available free on NTA's official website (jeemain.nta.ac.in)
- Also available with AI-powered solutions on EaseLearn AI (free)
- This is the single most important resource. Solve at least 5 years.
Video Lectures (Free on YouTube)
Physics
| Channel | Subscribers | Style | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mohit Tyagi | 1M+ | Detailed, concept-heavy | Deep understanding |
| Physics Galaxy (Ashish Arora) | 2M+ | Problem-solving focused | JEE Advanced level |
| Physics Wallah (Alakh Pandey) | 20M+ | Engaging, Hindi | Beginners, Tier 2/3 |
| Vedantu JEE (various teachers) | 5M+ | Structured, chapter-wise | Systematic coverage |
Chemistry
| Channel | Best For |
|---|---|
| Pankaj Sir (Unacademy) | Organic Chemistry mechanisms |
| Physics Wallah | Physical + Inorganic Chemistry |
| Etoos Education | Comprehensive coverage |
| Chemistry by Arvind Arora | Quick revision |
Mathematics
| Channel | Best For |
|---|---|
| Mohit Tyagi | Calculus, Algebra (gold standard) |
| Aman Malik (Unacademy) | Coordinate Geometry |
| Mathongo | Problem-solving techniques |
| 3Blue1Brown | Visual understanding of concepts |
AI Tools (Free)
EaseLearn AI (easelearn.ai)
- Camera-based doubt solver — point at any JEE problem, get solution in 3 seconds
- AI quiz generator with adaptive difficulty
- PYQ solver for JEE Mains (2015-2026)
- Notes generator from YouTube lectures
- free to start, no premium tier
- Built specifically for Indian exam patterns
ChatGPT (Free Tier)
- Good for concept explanations
- Ask it to explain topics in simple language
- Useful for understanding "why" behind formulas
- Limitation: can't read handwritten problems, not JEE-specific
Wolfram Alpha
- Best for verifying complex math calculations
- Step-by-step solutions (limited on free tier)
- Great for checking integration and differentiation answers
Google NotebookLM
- Upload your notes → AI creates summaries and quizzes
- Good for revision
Practice & Mock Tests (Free)
NTA Official Mock Tests
- Available at nta.ac.in
- Exact exam interface and pattern
- The most authentic practice you can get
EaseLearn AI Quiz Generator
- Generate unlimited practice quizzes on any JEE topic
- Adaptive difficulty based on your performance
- Tracks your progress over time
- Free at easelearn.ai
Embibe (Free Tier)
- AI-powered practice with performance analytics
- Chapter-wise tests
- Some features behind paywall
Mathongo (Free Practice)
- JEE-focused problem sets
- Chapter-wise and topic-wise
- Good difficulty progression
Communities & Study Groups (Free)
Telegram Groups
- "JEE 2026 Preparation" — search on Telegram
- "JEE Mains Discussion" — daily doubt clearing
- EaseLearn AI community: t.me/Easelearnai
- r/JEENEETards — largest JEE/NEET community on Reddit
- r/Indian_Academia — broader academic discussions
- Great for motivation, resource sharing, and doubt clearing
Discord
- Multiple JEE prep servers with voice study rooms
- Search "JEE 2026" on Discord
YouTube Communities
- Comment sections of popular JEE channels
- Physics Wallah's community tab
The Free JEE Preparation Stack (Our Recommendation)
| Need | Free Resource |
|---|---|
| Concepts | NCERT + YouTube (Mohit Tyagi, PW) |
| Problem Practice | NCERT Exemplar + PYQs |
| Doubt Solving | EaseLearn AI (camera-based, instant) |
| Mock Tests | NTA official mocks + EaseLearn quizzes |
| Revision | Handwritten notes + EaseLearn notes generator |
| Community | Telegram groups + Reddit |
| Motivation | YouTube study vlogs + study partners |
Total cost: ₹0
Month-by-Month Free Preparation Plan
Months 1-2: Foundation
- Read NCERT Class 11 Physics, Chemistry, Math
- Watch YouTube lectures for topics you don't understand
- Solve NCERT exercises + Exemplar problems
- Use EaseLearn for instant doubt clearing
Months 3-4: JEE Level Practice
- Start solving PYQs (chapter-wise, not full papers yet)
- Watch problem-solving videos (Physics Galaxy, Mathongo)
- Take chapter-wise tests on EaseLearn
- Join a Telegram study group for accountability
Months 5-6: Full Paper Practice
- Solve 2 full JEE Mains papers per week (timed)
- Take NTA official mock tests
- Focus on weak areas identified by quiz analytics
- Revise using your notes + EaseLearn notes generator
Last 30 Days: Revision Sprint
- Only revision — no new topics
- Solve 1 paper daily
- Review formula sheets
- Clear remaining doubts on EaseLearn
- Sleep well. Exercise. Stay calm.
The Honest Truth About Free vs Paid Preparation
Free resources in 2026 cover 90% of what you need for JEE Mains. The remaining 10% — structured scheduling, regular testing, and personal mentorship — is what coaching provides.
If you're disciplined enough to create your own schedule and stick to it, free resources are sufficient. If you need external structure and accountability, consider selective coaching (for your weakest subject only, not all three).
The students who crack JEE aren't the ones who spent the most money. They're the ones who practiced the most problems and cleared their doubts the fastest.
FAQ
Q: Can I really crack JEE Mains using only free resources?
A: Yes. Thousands of students do it every year. The key is discipline, consistent practice, and a reliable doubt-solving system. Free AI tools like EaseLearn have made the doubt-solving part dramatically easier.
Q: What about JEE Advanced?
A: JEE Advanced is harder to crack with purely free resources due to the complexity of problems. Consider: free resources for 80% of your prep + selective paid mentorship for your weakest subject.
Q: How many hours should I study daily for JEE?
A: 6-8 hours of focused study. Quality matters more than quantity. Use the Pomodoro technique (45 min study, 15 min break).
Q: Is YouTube enough for JEE preparation?
A: YouTube is excellent for concepts but terrible for discipline. Don't spend 5 hours watching videos when you should be solving problems. Watch a lecture, then immediately practice 20 problems on that topic.
Q: What if I can't understand a topic from any free resource?
A: Try this sequence: (1) NCERT textbook, (2) YouTube — watch 3 different teachers, (3) EaseLearn AI for specific doubt clearing, (4) Ask in a Telegram/Reddit community. If all four fail, consider a single paid tutoring session for that specific topic.
EaseLearn AI is the free doubt solver built for JEE aspirants. Point your camera at any problem. Get the solution in 3 seconds. Join 79,000+ students at easelearn.ai.
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