Which are the best books for the JEE?

See there are 2 scenarios

You have joined some national level institute like Allen or fiitjee and u R in one of their top batches , u need no other book other than what your teachers tell you, but promise yourself that you will complete each and every of their assignments and that will suffice. A student in top batch fails to get the desired rank only when he becomes lazy and doesn't complete the assignment. Avoid it.
If you R not in above case then books need to be your best friend.

for physics first of all understand theory then apply it. Read HCV. Great book. Do each and every question of HCV, understand it and I guarantee you 70 percent marks in jee advanced. Great book.

Buying Link : HC Verma Part 1 HC Verma Part 2

Now u know HCV, read class 12 physics NCERT and fluid chapter from class 11 for sure. Preferably read entire NCERT of class 11 too.

Now u R done with concepts. Pick up a great book for 12 level. IE IRODOV….. Don't rush for solutions…enjoy it. The mechanics part is good. Very good….. Doing it u will feel its too tough, but with time u will starting going….. Fight with question…. If u can't do a question once don't leave it there…try each question at least in two different sittings…electro is simple, JEE level.. Do selected questions of heat and SHM, optics…no modern..
Now you R set in physics…now it's your call If you want to practice upto normal thought pick up ashish arora or anurag mishra orBM sharma.any will do
But if u want to increase your horizons, see physics in another light, want to increase your concentration power and prepare for full marks in jee attack krotov and advanced problems in school physics or pathfinder. Personally recommend this option. Loved these books.

b) CHEMISTRY

Bro its a very very very important subject. It will make or break rank. Study it.
All the NCERT are important

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don't read theory of physical chemistry from anywhere but have heard that p bahadur is fine. For practice go for N awasthi. For even tougher problems go for neeraj Kumar of Pearson. If u solve these two full marks guaranteed

Buying Link : N Awasthi

For inorganic chemistry read NCERT….. I repeat read NCERT….. Read NCERT…can't stress this point enough…. Don't go for random books…NCERT……cram up each line…. Read JD Lee of chemical bonding, coordination, salt, metallurgy. Do this and great marks guaranteed.

Organic…. . Well remove whatever u have heard about it…. Learn with an open mind and its very easy, learn with preconceived notions it's horrible…. Study organic with mechanisms…. In starting follow Solomon, sykes later go to Morriston, LG vade, etc. Practice easier questions first that is first solve modules then go to MS chauhan. No guarantees…….. The time u spend with books here will dtermine your marks….. Great subject…u will either love it or hate it. No middle way.

3)MATHS

Well one of the most important subject. Well usually the belief is that it is all about practice. Dude we couldn't be more wrong. Maths has an underlying beauty, a symmetry, a process. Study theory. Study proof. Study how do we proceed further. Try and think how do we tackle a problem. How do we join the dots of a problem.

Arihant series is good overall. If u complete it and do material of well known coaching, you will cross a threshold level. For next level do bansals old material or Allen's SRGBT or fiitjee GMP, or aakash success magnet. Do any of these for maths for sure. Try for physics too. If u have finished of one institute, pick up another's.

TESTS
No one can tell u how important these R. Give a 6 hour test. Then analyse where u went wrong. Write down all the mistakes. Pledge to never repeat them. Remove one type of mistakes in each tests. This is what will decide your rank.

MEDITATE daily.
READ BOOKS LIKE “DEEP WORK” before u start preparation.
Friends I didn't follow all the things said above. But if u do U will surely be in Iit Delhi cse. Work hard. Its best part of your life. You will do it.
Jee is for brave hearts.
Bye, feel free to ask me any doubt pertaining to jee.
see you on the other side …… of JEE😁😁

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