JEE Best 8-8-8 Rule for JEE Preparation: Study, Sleep, Repeat (With Benefits)

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  8-8-8 Rule for JEE Preparation – Study, Sleep & Live Better



Hi mi Name is om and I well tell tody about famous 888 rule.

Preparing for JEE is not easy. Sometimes we don’t know how to manage our time. We try to study all day, skip sleep, and then feel tired and stressed.

But there is a simple way to manage everything — it’s called the 8-8-8 Rule.

What is the 8-8-8 Rule?

This rule helps you divide your 24-hour day into 3 parts:

8 hours for study

8 hours for sleep

8 hours for other work and rest

This way, your day is balanced. You study well, get rest, and still have time for school, food, and breaks.

8 Hours for Study – Focused and Smart


These 8 hours include:

Coaching or school classes

Self-study at home

Solving questions and revision

Don’t study for 8 hours at one time. Break it like this:

2-3 hours in the morning

2 hours in the afternoon

3 hours in the evening

Use a timer. Take small breaks after every 1 hour. Study with full focus.

8 Hours for Sleep – Very Important

Many students try to study more by sleeping less. But that’s a big mistake.

Your brain needs rest to remember what you study.

When you sleep well:

You feel fresh

You can focus better

You don’t feel tired or lazy

👉 So sleep 7-8 hours every night. It helps your JEE preparation more than you think.

8 Hours for Other Things – Keep Life Balanced

These 8 hours are for:

School time

Eating food

Bathing, walking, short breaks

Talking to family or relaxing

A little entertainment (but not too much!)

This is your refresh time. You are not a robot. Your mind also needs rest.

Example Timetable


Time Work


6 AM – 9 AM Study (self-study or online)

9 AM – 1 PM School or coaching

1 PM – 2 PM Lunch + rest

2 PM – 4 PM Study (revision or practice)

4 PM – 6 PM Break, walk, family talk

6 PM – 9 PM Study again (concepts or tests)

9 PM – 10 PM Dinner + light revision

10 PM – 6 AM Sleep


Why This Rule is Good

You study daily without pressure

You don’t get tired or bored easily

You stay healthy and active

You avoid wasting time on phone or YouTube


 Final Tip


You don’t have to follow it perfectly from day one. Try it for 3-4 days. Slowly, your body and mind will adjust.


👉 This 8-8-8 Rule helps you become a topper without stress.


Start today. Your future self will thank you.

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Comments

  1. Saniya shaikh16 June 2025 at 09:29

    8-8-8 rule is best because many great people are follow this rule.for example ias vikas divyakirti sir said about this rule.

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