Which are the best low budget study apps for IIT JEE preparation?
I need an app to prepare for Mains and Advanced but I have a tight budget. So, please suggest something which can help me to prepare for JEE.
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I have firsthand experience that there are distractions while studying through apps, at last we have to open our books, your time will be wasted by that, it's just a suggestion that you should prefer a book instead of app, as apps have their own limitations, anyway it's up to you.
If you want to know about books (self-study) for overall preparation of JEE Mains and Advanced, then I'm providing you with a link of a video which will definitely help you.
Always here to support.
All the very best. -
There are many study apps available on Google Play Store but I would personally recommend you to prepare online with Etoosindia. Com and buy their Video Mock Test Series App, which is available to download for free. The video lectures at Etoosindia are very much cost-friendly and within the reach of every ordinary man. Moreover, they provide a choice of lectures and faculty along with the free trial. You should definitely give it a try. -
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Pavanvenkatasai Pilla Struggler struggling to win the struggle... | Contributor-Level 8
6 years agoHi dear,
I really appreciate your approach. My sincere suggestion is instead of online study try giving offline. According to psychology of humans, when you're doing Online study your brain and heart encounters a war among themselves and you may get distracted.
Answering your query, read everything conceptually through the books and try going online for clearing the concepts which you think you need a better explanation.
I suggest you to go For NPTEL video lectures and many free YouTube channels. Plan your career accordingly. Wish you a bright career ahead.
I hope this helps. -
Your time will be wasted by that, it's just a suggestion that you should prefer a book instead of app, as apps have their own limitations, anyway it's up to you.
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I would recommend you to make use of YouTube as well as some study material provided by some coaching institutes. You can borrow the study material from your relatives or some friend who have already passed his year. -
For study purpose, there are alot of free resources available on the internet. You should spend some time on finalizing some. -
There are many study apps available on Google Play Store but I would personally recommend you to prepare online with etoosindia.com and buy their Video Mock Test Series App, which is available to download for free. The video lectures at Etoosindia are very much cost-friendly and within the reach of every ordinary man. Moreover, they provide a choice of lectures and faculty along with the free trial. You should definitely give it a try. -
Stop wasting your time on web and start preparing. If you are really serious then there are lots of good books available in market. -
Unacadamy is a free app that provides you a high level education. Best teachers in this app for IIT JEE are, Nitish Bhardwaj for Maths, Arvind Arora for chemistry, For physics you have to pay a little ( 5 to 10 rupees on a topic) join Namo Kaul. -
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Shikhar Mogha RESEARCH INTERN AT SASE CHANDIGARH (DRDO) | Contributor-Level 9
6 years agoHi Ernest,
Here is a list of books, which I would recommend:
Maths
NCERT
RD Sharma
TMH Mains and Advance
PAST YEAR PAPERS
CHEMISTRY:
NCERT
AK MANGLIK
PAST YEAR PAPERS
PHYSICS:
NCERT
HC VERMA
Past Year Papers
Inspite of these sources also, go for Mohit Tyagi Lectures and Physics Galaxy Videos. This is the ultimate preparing material that one needs. Hope, it helps.
Thank you.
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