Which is the best reference book for the preparation of class 12th board exams?

I am not preparing for JEE Mains exam. My subjects are chemistry, physics, mathematics, Hindi and English.

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    Sajal Gupta student and career friend

    8 years ago
    For English, Hindi, physical education you should only focus on the main textbooks. For physics you can go for S. L. Arora if you are unable to understand NCERT and Pradeep is also a good reference book but it is too lengthy and you should keep in mind that you have only 8 months to complete your syllabus.
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    Anushka Jha Sincerity at its top! | Guide-Level 12

    8 years ago
    Cover NCERT books first because you won't be to understand any other book without going through NCERT. You can solve some question banks also.
    Good luck.
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    manoj lakumalla

    8 years ago
    Text books are the best reference books.
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    Himanshu Garg

    8 years ago
    For Hindi, English, physics and chemistry; NCERT is the best option.
    For conceptual problems in physics you can go through SL Arora. For maths base should be your NCERT but more practice you can solve HOTS questions.
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    Roopika Merugu | Contributor-Level 7

    8 years ago
    For board exams, you can prepare from NCERT books. If you want to prepare for any other competitive exams, you can opt for HC Verma and DC Pandey.
    All the best.

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