Sir, I am dropping a year for JEE-Advanced preparation. This year my rank was 12,000.

There is no good coaching nearby. Hence, I will prepare at home only. I have ALLEN study material.
I am confused in what manner should I study.

Kindly suggest me a good strategy for self-study.

Please talk to the support team from the toll free number provided at the askiitians.com website for detailed counseling. In the mean while you can follow the book list.

http://www.askiitians.com/iit-jee/how-to-prepare-for-iit-jee.html


Reference Books for Engineering Entrance Exam

Chemistry
Ø NCERT Chemistry text books of class XI and class XII (usually sufficient)
Ø Organic Chemistry by Morrison and Boyd (only for understanding concepts)
Ø Arihant Organic Chemistry Objective (Optional)
Ø Organic, Physical and Inorganic Chemistry books by OP Tandon
Ø Physical Chemistry by RC Mukherjee
Mathematics
Ø NCERT class XI and class XII books (all students should start with these early)
Ø For best concepts you can purchase ‘IIT Mathematics’ by ML Khanna
Ø New Pattern IITJEE Mathematics of Arihant Publications by Dr SK Goyal
Ø Books by SL Loney (Good for coordinate Geometry and Trigonometry)
Ø RD Sharma
Ø GN Bernnam – only use it for calculus as other sections are too advanced for JEE
Physics
Ø NCERT Physics for Class XI and XII (good introduction)
Ø Concepts of Physics, Vol.-I & II, by HC Verma
Ø Physics by D.C. Pandey, Arihant Publications
Ø Fundamentals of Physics, by Halliday, Resnik and Walker (Optional)