Module vs last 5 yr PYQ

[Aryan]

I have Allen Kota modules; they contain O1, O2, S1, S2, JM and JA exercises.

Which is better - O1 + S1 + JM or the past 5 years' PYQs?

[Dinesh]

Why not do both?

[Jasmin]

[Riya]

That's the bare minimum, though.

[Mukesh]

Focus on the Allen module and the PYQs that come with it.
Revise them repeatedly.
If you can, solve only 1 or 2 years of JEE Main PYQs, but give them your full effort.

[Ritvik]

Both are good.
If you're short on time, go for the second option.

[Saad]

Use the module and buy a Competition‑top PYQ book (about 40‑50 PYQs per chapter; you can finish a chapter in 2 hrs).

[Sagar]

The module already has PYQs, right? In my opinion, use the 26 and 25 papers and mocks, and pick the top questions from that year.

[Krishna]

Do the PYQs first, then the module (for maths, as per TK Sir).

[Akbar]

Brother, if you only do PYQs, at least finish all up to 2019.
A better plan is to do the module and also buy a competition PYQ book; it has around 30‑40 questions per chapter, so you'll get a good idea of the kind of PYQs.

[Sandeep]

I did both (I was in VMC offline for 2 years) - modules plus the Mains archive (2002‑2019, non‑repeated) plus 2019‑2023 PYQs, and used 2024 as a mock.