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Hi Surendranager,
If you complete the below-listed books and complete the test/practice papers, there are high chances that you will get through the NEET exam and get a government medical college.
Some of the popular books for NEET/AIIMS preparation are:
For biology section, please refer to the following books:
Trueman's Biology Vol. 1 & 2
Objective Biology by Dinesh
Pradeep Publications Biology
Prakash Objective Biology
A C Dutta for Botany (Oxford Publication)
GR Bathla Publications for Biology (Theory & Objective)
For Physics:
H C Verma for Physics
Aggarwals Concept of Competition Physics for CBSE PMT
NCERT Physics: CBSE PMT by Anil Aggarwal (Set of 3 Volumes)
NCERT-Physics Part 1&2
Objective Physics for Medical Entrances Examination (Volume 1 and Volume 2)
For Chemistry,
Modern ABC of Chemistry for Class 11th & 12th (Vol. 1 & 2)
Physical Chemistry by O P Tandon
Arihant Organic Chemistry
Dinesh Chemistry
Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee for Inorganic Chemistry
Objective NCERT at your fingertips Chemistry by MTG
Additionally, for AIIMS exam:
For GK section:
You also need to stay abreast of the latest happenings for the GK section of the exam. To achieve this, you must diligently read newspapers, subscribe to a weekly or monthly current affairs magazine and pay attention to the science sections.
And last but not the least, also refer to previous years question papers from the following sources:
Arihant AIIMS MBBS Entrance Examination (Solved Papers 2008-2016)
MTG AIIMS Explorer (17 Years Solved Papers) by Dr. Sandeep Ahlawat
AIIMS 17 years solved papers by Disha Publication

Hello Shruti,
The following are the top MCA colleges/institutes:
1)Delhi University, New delhi
2)Pune University, Pune
3)University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad
4)NIT., Trichy
5)B.H.U (Banaras Hindu University) Varanasi
6)Birla Institute of Technology (BIT), Jaipur
7)Indian Institute of Management, Indore
8)Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
9)ITM University, Gwalior
10)Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
11)IIT Roorkee
12)NIT, Surathkal
13)Birla Institute of Technology (BITS), Ranchi
14)NIT, Rourkela
15)PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore
16)Vellore Institute Of Technology, Vellore
17)Anna University Guindy campus
18)Christ University, Bangalore
19)Loyola College, Chennai

Pros of government college over equally good private alternative:
Fees: Incredibly low fees. You save a huge chunk of money. You get rid of unnecessary student loan and ROI (Return-on-Investment) is high. Also, there is likely to be better economic diversity among students which might help in learning some essential life lessons.
Reservation: If you belong to the reserved background, you already know the obvious advantages which come along. And if you're from general category probably you don't need to compete hard with rest 50% of the under the talented bunch of reserved category students.
Industry perception: There are quite a few companies especially engineering service based ones who still think that a government college (no matter what) is supposed to be better than it's equivalent private one. In this regard, a government college might be preferred ahead of your private counterparts all though this applies for only a few chipmunk companies.
Student culture: This is subjective but on many occasions, it's observed students of government colleges tend to be more academically oriented than their equivalent private counterparts. The collective socioeconomic background might be a factor playing a role in this. All though this can never be generalized.
Career: A decently branded government college might give you a slightly better career launch. Suppose you're choosing a remote NIT over an equally good private alternative, Thapar or Manipal & just by the NIT brand you can possibly gain an edge in getting some extra few opportunities in either of industry or get admitted in foreign universities.