How do I prepare for JEE physics exam for Main and Advanced?

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Kirti Vishwakarma | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

No need to worry Aakash, physics is not that difficult as it is said. Dwell on your fundamentals well with NCERT, next step is to go for a problem solving book with proper explanatory examples and unsolved questions. Cengage publication books are good. You can also pick H. C. Verma or D. C. Pandey.

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Aakash Saxena | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

Hello, JEE Physics is one of the most the toughest subjects of IIT-JEE but if you have clear approach towards the subject then you can easily get good marks in JEE Physics. You can take some help from the books to prepare for the exam: NCERT H. C. Verma for physics, DC Pandey for class 11th and 12

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