The most important book required for JEE is your board books, because if you are not conversant with the theory you stand no chance. After practicing the problems from your board books, move on to the next level. For some books the names of the authors are mentioned.
Standard JEE books
(Contains questions similar to JEE standards. Do all the problems)
Physics: Concepts of Physics (Part 1 and 2)
(Contains questions similar to JEE standards. Do all the problems)
Physics: Concepts of Physics (Part 1 and 2)
Chemistry : P. Bahadur(Physical Chemistry) , R.K.Gupta(Organic and Inorganic)
Mathematics : IIT Plus Mathematics - A.Dasgupta.
Advanced JEE books
(Questions are a bit higher than JEE standards - do selected problems. Take help of your mentor/teacher)
Physics: Problems in General Physics - I.E.Irodov.
(Questions are a bit higher than JEE standards - do selected problems. Take help of your mentor/teacher)
Physics: Problems in General Physics - I.E.Irodov.
Chemistry : IIT Chemistry - Tata McGraw Hill.
Mathematics: Complete Course IIT Mathematics - Tata McGraw Hill.
For theory you can go through Resnick-Halliday in Physics, Morrison-Boyd in Organic Chemistry, and O.P.Tandon in Inorganic Chemistry.
1 comment:
Thank you very much
Post a Comment