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I think this is not a practical question . I used to think the same for Sehwag, Gambhir, Yuvraj and also for Zaheer Khan, Harbhajan Singh ( for wickets ) after WC 2011. But we all know the reality, none of the above is now a part of Indian national Cricket Team. Nobody can predict the form , fitness and future ,like his batting order can also affect his century counter.But if you consider all the situations ideal,Let he will take retirement after 37-38 of age and if he will go on to score 4 centuries / year , as he is doing this since last five years , he will definitely score 40 more centuries (at least) .Hence , in ODI 60 centuries. (at least)

Okay What is Smart work?‘S’tick to NCERT‘M’ock test‘A’nalyze yourself‘R’egularity in studies‘T’ake notes‘W’ork on weaker area’s‘O’ver studying !!‘R’evision‘K’eep practicingStick to NCERT:Reference books are advised, but there is no way you can ignore the NCERT books. Stop ignoring topics mainly because you are finding it difficult to understand, get yourself thorough in each and every chapter of all the subject. Make sure to resolve your each and every doubt. Create a‘doubt copy’ separately. Gather all the doubts in it, with solutions. It is way more possible and easy to use it in revisions before exam.Mock test:Take mock tests to improve your speed and accuracy. While you complete the topics from NCERT, keep practicing objective type questions either from online or any practice books. Practicing a lot will help discover more from mistakes.Analyze yourself:Analyse your mistakes, performance and strategy at every juncture.Solving everything accurately is not the way to get the best NEET score. Selecting the right question and solving it quickly using shortcuts and tricks is crucial. So spend time on analyzing your performance regularly.Regularity in studies:For studying regularly you have to be focused. When something goes wrong then you tend to get distracted and feels upset, get up as early as possible from your study table and move around. Take a deep breath, feel the fresh air rushing in. Be back when you think you are sound and fine to focus.Take Notes:It is good to take notes systematically for final revision. You may not realize its important but you will surely realize its importance in the last minute. Remember at last minute your notes will be your savior. Never try to do exact copy from book. Firstly you read all the points then convert it your own language, draw the notes chapter vise for clearing all the concepts.Work on weaker area's:Sometimes it happens that you are very strong in one subject and weak in the other. Focus on your weaker topics. You have to work hard & try to solve the weaker topics.Over studying !!Over studying in general can lead to excess and unwanted amounts of stress and tension that can actually burn you out. Avoid long mundane hours, and do more in short bursts. Stick on to the studies minimum of at least 6 hours a day that's really more enough to score good marks.Revision :What does it mean to revise?"To revise" means "to look at again," "to re-see," "to revisit"keep revising, revise each and every topic.Keep practicing:There is no better route to success than practice. Solve sample papers and past year question papers.The reason why most of us fail to do enough practice because our brain hates any form of exercise. We will study for long hours, read the text books, prepare notes also, but when it comes to practicing questions, we just are satisfied with 50-60 questions. One must not forget that practice is essential and the exam is going to be on questions (not on how much you understood in the chapter)At last, Be confident about yourself. No shortcut is there towards the path of success and hard work.Hope it helps..!!

RED ALERT: If you are a top 500 aspirant for 2021 JEE ,Then I am NOT the right person and this answer might NOT be for you.I gave my jee this year(2020) and I am currently a C.S. undergrad at BITS Pilani , goa campus , so I think I can help you out here..As for the AIR ,Electrical or Electronics engineering is the most sought after branch after C.S.You'll need an AIR under 2500 to get E.E. in the top 8 IITs(bombay,delhi,madras,kanpur,KGP, rorkee,guwahati,BHU) but you can get EE in the 3rd gen IITs uptil 9000 AIR .Now how to get it ??Assuming you are enrolled in a coaching or have studied the theoey , you must complete all the modules atleast twice alongwith the past years paper's,which are THE most important set of question for your preperation and its assessment.Give test at a bi-weekly basis ,increase the frequency after course completion and please solve all your doubts ,DO NOT hesitate for a moment in doing this.Some books you should do , if you get the timePHYSICS: H.C. Verma ( nothing needs to be said about this) , I.E. Irodov (only certain question ,you can find them at D.C. Pandey's quora ) and past years paper multiple timesCHEMISTRY: If you are enrolled at a coaching institute , then notes and NCERT would be sufficient for theory.👆These are very good for practicing question MATHS:For algebra : Cengage algebra is nice as you need a lot of practiceVector-3D: is the easiest part , if you feel the need you can try Amit.M agarawalTrigonometry: you need a lot of practice you can check out CengageFor higher level problem you can try Black book by Vikas GuptaNow enough about books , most crucial part is giving mock test and analysing your mistakes and then working on those topicsDo not loose hope , obstacles will be there but keep persisting beacuse the rewards are worth itP.S.- No need to do all the books , but atleast complete the entire section form your chosen bookFeel free to DM me for any query and to add anything I might have missed mistakenly.