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See , we can blindly trust on ncert for the chemistry portion. As we can say the ncert is the father of chemistry in all aspects. As ncert of chemistry contains all the concepts that will ask in the jee mains exam. So you don't have to study from any other book. Yes , you can take book for the reference for practising the varieties of questions but for reading ncert is enough. Most commonly , inorganic and organic chemistry you should read from ncert.

I hope it helps.

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Hello aspirant,

YES, NCERT textbooks for Chemistry will be enough to study the above stated chapter/topics in chemistry as this book will give you the basics and fundamentals about the chapters which will be very much beneficial for the JEE Mains examinations. So, i would recommend to cover the basics and fundamentals of all the subjects - Physics, chemistry and Mathematics from NCERT Textbooks. Then only go for some reference books to score high marks in JEE mains.

Some of the best Books that will be best for JEE mains examination in all the subjects are as follows :

JEE Main Books Important for Mathematics

Trigonometry by S. L. Loney

Higher Algebra by Hall & Knight

Maths XI & XII by NCERT

Coordinate Geometry by S. L. Loney

Problems in Calculus of One Variable by I.A. Maron

JEE Main Books for Physics

Problems in General Physics by I.E. Irodov

Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick & Walker

Concepts of Physics Vol I and II by H.C. Verma

Books for JEE Main Chemistry

Organic Chemistry by Paula Bruice Yurkanis

Organic Chemistry by Morrison & Boyd

Inorganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee

Numerical Chemistry by P. Bahadur

Further, For more information and complete details about the JEE mains tips and strategies and about the subject wise weightage in JEE mains, you can follow the belwo link :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-preparation-tips

I hope that this will help.

Hello Aspirant

Yes, you must read the NCERT books and go through the whole chapter and there examples and the exercise questions at the back of the chapters. After that you can go through the reference books and question banks.

Yes definitely! Many questions of the Joint Entrance Examination (Main), or JEE (Main) are repeated from previous years and many other questions appears in the exam straight out of the NCERT textbooks. So, if you complete the previous year questions and NCERTS books thoroughly, then not only 150, but a score of even 200 is not a big task.

So, just complete the PYQs and read between the lines of NCERT, and you surely will succeed. Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

If you are preparing for the JEE MAINS examination, then NCERT is a good choice for theories and the PYQ's are good to know about the paper pattern. But if you wish to practice varied number of problems then only the PYQ's aren't sufficient.

The best books for the JEE MAINS physics are provided below-

• PHYSICS:

• CHEMISTRY:

• MATHEMATICS:

For more information regarding JEE MAINS consider the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Hello aspirant,

NCERT books are considered as a Bible for neet aspirant and so NCERT exemplar study material. Every neet student must thoroughly read the NCERT books first if they want to clear neet exams as NCERT books comprises a very good portion of neet paper. So I would suggest you to use ncert exemplar study material and ncert books in preparation of your neet exam.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello,

If you have preparing from ncert and follow the ncert it is best...

I would suggest oswal books for all subjects,it is very good book there are some important points which I mentioned here regarding that book is :

• The chapterwise questions related to all topics are present in very well and  organised manner
• Detailed analysis and full summary of chapters are present before the questions.
• Third and last is that it follows the ncert curriculum and updated with new and important questions

Some of other books are-

For physics: Arihant books,DC Pandey,H C Verma.

For chemistry: Narendra awasthi,MTG books,MS Chauhan,ncert

For biology:ncert and MTG publication books are enough.

The most important things you should remember during MCQ solving is-

• You should do the time bounded practice,and manage your time.
• Accuracy is very important.
• Self analysis is very important.

Thanks!!!

Hope you understand well.

Hello aspirant,

When it comes to physics, be thorough in your basic math: Basic math is essential in answering many issues. This part emphasizes integration, differentiation, trigonometry, and a few identities, geometric progressions, and estimating. Avoid intricate integrations and differentiation; fundamental concepts such as multiplication and division will suffice. Vectors are also very significant; be meticulous with dot and cross products and remember important features.

Solve the previous year's questions TWICE. These questions will give you a decent indication of what to expect on the real exam.

Physics is perfected via practice: the more you practice, the faster you get. The faster you progress, the more precise you will become. Practice results in increased speed and accuracy. Practice is the only thing that can replace it.

Hence, you can solve NCERT exemplar for the remaining chapters. It all depends on the number of questions you've solved and if you have learned from your mistakes.

All the best!

See if you have solved the level-2 problems of DC PANDEY, then I think you have enough skill to solve the NCERT exemplar and it won't be that hard. I would recommend you to practice problems in a 1:1 ratio i.e., if you practice 30 problems every day then do 15 from DC PANDEY & 15 from NCERT EXEMPLAR. So I would recommend you to give the books equal importance, if you want to. But I would say, if you solve the previous year question+DC Pandey+Mock test, then it would be enough for JEE MAINS physics.

For more information regarding the JEE MAINS preparation tips consider the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-preparation-tips

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

JEE is a much tougher examination compared to that of the AP EAMCET. So if you are aspiring for the JEE then nope! NCERT Fingertips will not be sufficient. You need to practice other books like JD LEE, OP TANDON, PBAHADUR for the Chemistry and similarly for MATHEMATICS, ML KHANNA, RS AGGARWAL etc.

Now if you are going for the EAMCET then books like NCERT Fingertips along with NCERT books and you can also practice the problems from the previous year question books or anyother study material available online.

For more information regarding AP EAMCET consider the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-eamcet-syllabus

I hope this helps. Wish you  a great day!