I am preparing for JEE Mains. Can you give me the best book materials needed for that?
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Read ncert thoroughly, then buy any coaching institutions material and practice that properly, you can also join some coaching institution. Practice physics & Maths properly, chemistry is the scoring part also do follow the study material of the coaching properly, before exams solve previous year question papers and you can clear the exam. Hope you got your answer. -
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Pavanvenkatasai Pilla Struggler struggling to win the struggle... | Contributor-Level 8
7 years agoHi friend,
Here, I would recommend you to go with online education tutorials. HC Verma and NCERT should be preferred books. -
For Physics:
HC Verma
For Chemistry: NCERT
(Go through each and every line of the book). -
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Answered by
Abhishek Kumar Mishra currently pursuing Btech;:Mechanical engineer | Contributor-Level 9
7 years agoIf you are preparing for JEE Mains then the books you should follow are:
1) HC Verma for physics
2) For chemistry, NCERT is the best option.
You can also follow the Cengage Publication books that were very much helpful for you. And I also want to suggest you that you should join a test series of any coaching centre like Resonance or FIITJEE. You can also buy the study materials from these coaching centres. -
You can go for books like Engage, JD Lee, HC Verma, etc. These are the best books of each subject.
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