Most imp is ncrt And reference book is mtg

Hi Akash Nikam

First of all value for the NCERT if preparing for the NEET, because sometimes, it is seen that the question is directly from the exact line given in NCERT and we underestimate it and do it wrong. So for not getting in such kind of traps, study NCERT thoroughy and refer to Dinesh for conceptualising the things and MTG for MCQs related to competition level of examinations such as NEET, JIPMER, AIIMS, etc.

Hope you understand and would not repeat the mistake as many aspirants do.

ALL THE BEST.

Hii Akash, Both the books serve the purpose of listing u with all the previous yrs qustions in NEET,but I personally think that Dinesh books has an edge over ,because they give a more detailed explanation of answers and also concepts are written clearly in that.So  i think its better to go for Dinesh!!

I will suggest different books for different portion of chemistry.

For physical chemistry you may choose dinesh or cengage.For inorganic again go for dinesh or Balaji publication books.And for organic chemistry have OP TONDON'S book by GRB publication.Apart from this be sure to have mtg monthly magazines.mtg's "chemistry in your  fingertips"is not of much help,as i felt.You need not buy piles of books.Buy one or two and read them thouroughly.Hope my answer will help you.

If you are 11th or 12th class then dinesh publications are good but if you are in achiever then mtg publications are best in which you should try neet champion, neet guide or 29 year chemistry

MTG is for revision in min time.but if you want to do numericals deeply Dinesh/cengage is good.

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