Can I secure a high rank in NEET if I study biology from NCERT & Truman, and physics from HC Verma & DC Pandey?
I am planning to study organic chemistry from MS Chouhan and inorganic chemistry from JD LEE.
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These books are more than enough to top NEET. You can get an excellent rank by going through these books. -
Yes Rashi, you can secure good marks and can achieve a high rank with these books. Undoubtedly, the books from which you are studying are the best among all the books available in the market. You can also say, NCERT is the base book from which question are formed. -
Hello, excellent choice, basics are important, do study NCERT first, then solve MCQ through true an plus have each theories within your reach through H C Verma, you need to focus all three subjects equally to get a good rank and don't loose hope, Good luck. -
Yes, definitely. Your choice of books are excellent and proved to be helpful for students in securing a high rank. So, hope for the best and All the best!
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