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PHYSICS-

Must have books-

1. HC Verma- God book of JEE Physics. Must do for all. Read theory and solve questions. As many as possible. If you are buying one book, this is it.

2. NCERT- Another must have. Reading NCERT will help you answer the theoretical problems asked in the paper, and will help you with JEE(Main). It will give you a heads up for boards too. Also, see the links below for all four books(read both parts of classes 11th and 12th).

3.Previous papers questions- Must solve each and everyone of them.

For more practice(and must have for those who don't go for any coaching)-

1.Arihant Physics Series- Its an awesome resource for quality problems and must have for self-study students who are serious. It will help you clear all the concepts which are taught in coaching. Coaching guys can use it as extra practice. This is must solve for self-study guys if you wanna crack JEE(Advanced). It has really nice problems and theory.

2. Cengage Series- This is an equally good series. I haven't used it personally, but I heard it is good. You can use it as an alternative to Arihant(avoid using both, it will confuse you), if you r teachers/ friends discuss it, or you like it. As you wish.


Books for problem practice-

You can do Coaching sheet+must have books+ Problem books as a complete package(I did this too). Include the books above(in point 2) if you don't go to coaching.

1. DC Pandey-Awesome numericals.

2. D. Mukherjee- Awesome book for theoretical questions. Simple, and very conceptual book.

Books for a high rank/Olympiads-

1. I.E. Irodov- Must solve this if you are aiming for top 100/Olympiads(shown above).

2. Resnick Halliday Krane- Mainly for Olympiads, but it has great theory and problems. A notch above HCV.

MATHEMATICS-

Mathematics is a subject full of problems – literally and otherwise. It is one subject that is either easy or hard. While students who find it easy knowing that it is full of calculations and scoring, students who find it hard have to struggle with learning the requisite formulae or logic and applying them for solutions. Either way, it is one subject that is scoring provided students sit and solve the questions using all that they have learnt in their preparation. While the textbooks do prepare for the basics, an exam like JEE Main where more than 12 lakh compete against each other, every mark matters. This is where the preparation strategy, books referred to while preparing matter. A list of the Mathematics best books for . 

 

I find that mathematics doesn't need many books, so I'll list them directly instead of categorizing. So, the must-have book for coaching student is just NCERT and past papers. To be honest, NCERT isn't needed much in Mathematics, but you can read it for JEE(Main) specific topics or boards. Just solve your coaching stuff really well(or follow the next point if you are not satisfied, or aspire for more)

So, you can choose between Arihant Skills in Mathematics or Cengage series by G. Tewani. Both have good questions, but I found Arihant to be good. I solved them and they have really good questions.

Arihant-

Cengage-

For Extra practice, you can go for A Das Gupta (specially for class 11 students). You can go to my Olympiads page for books related to Olympiads.
advanced problem in mathematics by pankaj joshi (vibrant academy math) is also very good book
objective maths by R.D SHARMA is good book

CHEMISTRY-

While Chemistry is vast, it is also a subject that many students find easy to study on account of the less number of calculations, formulae and more theory. However, it is also considered a tedious subject as it has a large number of theoretical concepts to learn. Divided into organic and inorganic, candidates generally can easily learn as rote learning many times helps as is the case with say the periodic table and the elements therein.

Again, like mathematics, Chemistry is best taught by Coaching classes. It would be best if you try to get your hands on them. Still, for self-study guys, I would suggest you to go for popular books on the subject, like the ones given below, for theory. There is no good book of Physical Chemistry for theory known to me, but you can go for P. Bahadur for problems. I have mentioned few more books below, which I heard are good(I mostly studied foreign author books and my coaching sheets. You can again follow Cengage or Arihant series if you are studying on your own. But I feel that students with access to good coaching material should avoid books for theory.

Also, NCERT is very important for chemistry section. Study NCERT really well. It is highly important. Remember everything in NCERT.

NCERT-

Some excellent books-

Some jee advanced problem topper recommended excellent books-
physical=N.AWASHTHI
ORGANIC =M.S CHAUHAN
INORGANIC=VK JAISWAL AND K.KUMAR

ARIHANT BOOKS-

Cengage Books

RC Mukherjee is also excellent books

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