Are NCERT books sufficient for JEE (Mains & Advanced) preparation?
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AISHWARYA MUKHOPADHYAY student of civil engineering(b.tech) | Contributor-Level 8
9 years agoNCERT books just give u an overall summary or synopsis of the various chapters.u need to go through other books for detailed concepts like pradeeps and comprehensive chem.ABC biology and r.d sharma for a good rank in the JEE -
No,
Only referring NCERT is not good. You should also go for other books as well. -
In order to qualify JEE (mains n advanced) you should study HC Verma thoroughly along with NCERT. Wish you all the best. -
no not at all. For maths TMH, Physics HCV, Chemistry OP tandon . and apart from all these ample practice and do solve previous year papers -
ncert books gives you basic knowledge about subjects, you need to get indulged with rs Aggarwal books, rd sharna books, kc sinha books for JEE main and try to get best teacher which try to sort out your grievances easily
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for mains only.for advanced switch to dhanpat rai publication. -
A true and detailed study of both 11 th and 12th class NCERT books is sufficient for JEE main.But keep a point in mind dear,you should be thorough with every minute concept of NCERT
But for advanced point of view, the application part of NCERT books concept is needed
It's not at all a matter that if u have only coaching you could crack JEE main and advanced
I think you have understood my words.all d best -
for JEE Advanced, each and every question is from NCERT. pradeeps subjective books are good for JEE Mains. many questions in JEE Mains are from previous year question papers of various medical and engineering entrance exams. -
NCERT is better then any books because all the ayllabus will be from NCERT only. and you can also refer other books but its Your choice -
No, you should take coaching.
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