Answer

Yes. In Varshitap, the usual pattern is:

• One day upvas — complete fast
• Next day parna / besanu — breaking the fast properly
• This alternate-day pattern continues for about one year
• The final parna is traditionally done on Akshay Tritiya the next year

If you start Varshitap on Akshay Tritiya, 9 May, then your pattern would be:

• 9 May — Upvas
• 10 May — Parna / Besanu
• 11 May — Upvas
• 12 May — Parna / Besanu
• Continue alternating like this.

Important Note

Varshitap dates should ideally be confirmed with your local Jain Guru Bhagwant, Maharaj Saheb / Sadhviji, or local Jain Sangh, because:

• Parna timing depends on sunrise and local place.
• Tithi-based adjustments may apply according to the Jain calendar.
• Different Jain traditions may follow slightly different practical details.

Simple Schedule Rule

Starting from 9 May:

• Odd-numbered days from start = Upvas
• Even-numbered days from start = Parna / Besanu

So:

• Day 1: 9 May — Upvas
• Day 2: 10 May — Parna
• Day 3: 11 May — Upvas
• Day 4: 12 May — Parna

Takeaway

You can follow the alternate-day pattern from 9 May, but for the exact full yearly Varshitap schedule and final Akshay Tritiya parna, please confirm with your local Jain calendar or Guru Bhagwant.