You can refer to below given books for your jee mains preparations.
Physics:
Principles of Physics (if you find any topic difficult to understand, you can use this)
Concepts of Physics - Vol. 1
Concepts of Physics - Vol. 2
DC Pandey ( Optional)
IE Irodov (you must solve this if you're aiming for a top 100 rank)
Chemistry:
Physical:
OP Tandon (Optional)
RC Mukherjee
N Awasthi (Only if you have sufficient time)
Organic:
LG Wade/ Solomon's Fryle/ Morrison Boyd (any one)
MS Chauhan
Inorganic:
JD Lee
VK Jaiswal (Only if you have time)
Mathematics
RD Sharma
Cengage Maths Series
IITJEE Previous year Paper

NCERT Chemistry (Must. For all three)

NCERT Physics (Optional)

NCERT Maths ( If your maths is weak, otherwise, optional)

You can crack JEE Main if your concepts are clear and you have good hold on your basics.

 

It is very important to refer right books for your preparation.

 

You can start your preparation through NCERT books then you can refer other books.

 

You can check the recommended books for JEE Main below

 

Physics

- Concepts of Physics- H.C. Verma

- Fundamentals of Physics- Resnick, Halliday, Walker

 

Chemistry

-Morrison & Boyd

-J.D. Lee

-R. C. Mukerjee

-P.Bahadur

 

Mathematics

-R.D. Sharma

-Trigonometry, Geometry Books- S.L. Loney

-Higher Algebra- Hall and Knight

 

To score good marks it is also important to refer previous year papers to understand the exam pattern and level of the questions and practice mock test series as well for your practice.

 

Good Luck!!

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