Hello Sujeev,

First of all, the main thing is that you have to build your concentration level, then only you can stay focused on your goal. I would like to say that please limit the study time between 10 to 12 hours and please increase your concentration and speed of reading, understanding and solving the problems then you will not face any kind of difficulty.

For preparation of exam, the most important thing is your confidence after that you should know the whole syllabus and make your plan properly for learning new chapters, solving the numericals and revision. All three things should be the part of your preparation strategy in daily routine.

In order to score a good marks in the NEET examination, you should read NCERT books of Physics, Chemistry & Biology of class 11th & 12th at least 2 or 3 times for basics, your basics should be very clear upto class 12th. You can also read for detail and extra knowledge in the books whose names are given in the link given below

Https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-neet

You should also try to solve the previous years question papers, this helps too much and you should also give the mock test to rectify yourself and build your confidence level.

In this way you will be able to prepare yourself well for NEET exam in all the subjects.

I hope this will help you.

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• For Mathematics: RD SHARMA , CENGAGE, ARIHANT, NCERT.
• For Physics: HCV, I.E IRODOV, NCERT and previous year JEE Mains papers.
• For Chemistry: NCERT, OP TANDON, PEARSON, BITSAT book are very helpful in Chemistry domain.
• After the completion of your syllabus try to solve previous 10 years JEE mains papers which will help you a lot to understand the whole scenario of JEE MAINS.

Hello,

These are the best books for preparation of GATE exam with Mechanical Stream

Machine design - V.B. Bhandari

Engineering Mechanics by Bhavikatti

Engineering Mechanics by Beer and Johnston,

Engineering Mechanics by R K Rajput

Fluid Mechanics by R K Bansal

Fluid & Hydraulics- Modi and seth

Heat and Mass Transfer by J P Hollman and R C Sachdeva

Heat Transfer by Cengel and Holman

Industrial Engineering by O P Khanna, Buffa and Sarin

Production Technology: Manufacturing Processes, Technology and Automation by R.K. Jain

Strength of Materials - Gere & Timoshenko

Strength of Materials by Gere and Timoshenko, B C Unamia, Sadhu Singh, Ramamrutham

Engineering Thermodynamics by P.K. Nag

Engineering Thermodynamics by P K Nag and Rajput

Thermodynamics by Cengel

Theory of machines by Ratan

Mechanical Vibration by Grover

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hello sarosh 

For covering the syllabus NCERT is best with no other option but in the field of competition after knowledge main thing which will make you winner is PRACTICE . NCERT only cover your syllabus but more and more practice is important so go through some other books for practice .

Some are-

R.D sharma

Tata MacGraw Hill

Arihant publications

It is advisable to try taking CAT in 2019 itself to get a fair idea of the difficulty level. My personal advice is to get yourself some work experience to also understand the corporate world and get some edge in your placements during MBA. CAT wo mostly be held in November. So, you have decent 6 months to prepare. First of all, start by identifying your area of strength. For the first two months or so, start learning concepts and take practice questions. For the next two months, just keep practicing more and more questions, proving your weak areas. For the last twoonths, keeping taking mock tests and try improving your scores.

Best preparation is possible through previous year questions and NTA UGC NET mock test in App.

you can click below for more..,

https://ntanetstar.blogspot.com/2019/10/law-subject-recommended.html