Which books should I refer to get top 100 rank in IPUCET?

These are some good books that I would like to suggest: -For Physics, you can go for NCERT Physics textbook-Part I & II, H.C. Verma Concepts of physics (Part I & II), especially for problems. -For Chemistry, you can go for Inorganic-NCERT Chemistry book Part I & II Organic-NCERT Chemistry book (Part I & II) & O.P. Tandon. -For Physical, you can take up NCERT Chemistry book Part I & P. Bahadur. -And finally, for Maths, the best would be NCERT Mathematics-Part I &II, R.D.Sharma. You can download the free PDF version of the books (wherever applicable) from the internet. If you are from a school/college that is not affiliated with CBSE, I would suggest you go for the NCERT books first in all the three categories, and then move on to the other books.

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It's not about the books you use but about how clear are your concepts. For chemistry-NCERT CLASS 11th and 12th. For physics-NCERT CLASS 11th, 12th and HC Verma. For mathematics-NCERT CLASS 11th and 12th and RD Sharma. If you have prepared rigorously for JEE Mains for one or two years then you can easily crack the exam. Generally, focus on solving practice tests. Study effectively and not quantitatively. It's also true that you are not going to get a start by studying for 9-10 hours. It requires proper strategy. In IPU, questions are not tough. They are of the basic level so if you have a good knowledge of basics of each subject then you would be able to score good marks in it. I purchased a book containing previous year's papers of IPU 2 months before and had all my syllabus finished. I practiced these tests in a time bound frame to keep myself calm and composed during the test.

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It's not about the books you use but about how clear are your concepts. But still here are the ones used by most students: For chemistry-NCERT CLASS 11th and 12th. For physics-NCERT CLASS 11th and 12th and HC Verma. For mathematics-NCERT CLASS 11th and 12th and RD Sharma. If you have prepared rigorously for JEE Mains for one or two years then you can easily crack the exam. I won't beat around the bush. Mainly revise everything which you have studied till now. Generally, memorise all the formulas for general cases as the exam has a lot of time constraint. Once check the syllabus and make sure you didn't leave any important topic. Then mainly focus on solving practice tests. Another important thing students neglect is analysing the tests you solved. Otherwise, there is no use of giving the mock tests. Analyse your mistakes, your strong areas, your weak areas, where are you wasting time and work on that.

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For the preparation, you have to follow these things first. How many hours should I study? To be in top 1000, you need to give many hours to your studies. Study effectively and not quantitatively. It's also true that you are not going to get a start by studying for 9-10 hours. It requires proper strategy. In IPU, questions are not tough they are of the basic level so if you have good knowledge of basics of each subject then you would be able to score good marks in it so for this you have to follow these books only. Books which you require to top the exam are as follows: For Physics, NCERT Physics textbook-Part I&II, H.C. Verma concepts of physics (Part I & II) [especially for problems]. For physics, NCERT physics textbook-Part 1&2. H.C Verma Concept of Physics (Part 1&2). Study thoroughly using these books and try to remember each important formula. For Chemistry, Inorganic-NCERT Chemistry book (Part I&II).Organic-NCERT Chemistry book (Part I&II) & O.P.Tandon. For Chemistry, Inorganic-NCERT Chemistry book (Part I&II). Organic and physical chemistry from NCERT Chemistry book (Part 1&2). For maths, NCERT Mathematics (Part 1&2).

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