Hello Ronak,

To prepare for JEE Main studying NCERT thoroughly is advisable. However, you can enhance your preparation by referring to the side books of authors like H.C. Verma, R.D. Sharma, O.P.Tondon, etc. Please refer to the articles JEE Main important books and topics. The link has been provided below for the same.

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hey there!

The question a little bit unpredictable since we can't really predict our mark with just the days before the exam. It depends on how much effort you put into it. If you put a decent amount of time in studying specially for JEE based on NCERT and with a proper guidance ,  you can surely get a score between 160-180 avg. The score may increase or decrease based on you IQ as well.

hi pandu ,

thank you for approaching us . the below tips might help you in a better preparation .

• First of all you should be aware of the syllabus of GATE like important topics so that during preparation you put maximum number of hours on those topics but that doesn’t mean you will neglect the other topics because GATE is highly unpredictable these days . So you need to complete end to end syllabus.
• Just reading a topic won’t help you to have deep understanding of that topic, you have to solve different varieties of problems for that topic till you gain confidence. So basically practice as much as you can from different resources like standard books, schaum series books, Kanodia books ( lot of errors) GATE previous year questions.
• Don’t neglect Mathematics and Aptitude generally the level of questions from these are easy. Students during the preparation tend to neglect these two so don’t neglect aptitude and mathematics. Their total weightage is 30 Marks.
• My suggestion is for completing a topic or a subject refer a standard book. only one standard book is enough per subject simultaneously you can also read some hand written material of coaching institutes. You can also refer NPTEL lectures to get a basic understanding of some topics which you are unable to understand.
• Try to complete the syllabus by the end of October and start giving online test provided by coaching institutes . Through online test you will come to know about your weakness. So you can easily work on your weakness in the month of November and December. You can also give subject wise test when you are done with a particular subject so that you can check your level of preparation.
• Make a separate Copy for important formula’s and key concepts so that during the last days of GATE you can revise those topics easily.
• When you complete a particular subject and you move to a new subject than make sure you revise your previous subject from time to time. Revision is very important. Especially during last 2 months try to revise whatever you have studied everyday.
• One important thing keep yourself motivated during the entire preparation time even you are not able to solve particular topics or problems there is no need to loose self confidence.

all the best

Yes, NCERT books are best. You will find questions similar to it. But you can use reference books also i.e. along with ncert books.

Best of luck!

National Defence Academy commonly referred as NDA is among the most well know examination in India through which one can become commissioned officer in any of the three wings of Defence – Army, Navy, Air force. NDA conducted twice a year and candidates who are between 16.5 and 19.5 years of age and passed or appearing in class 12 can apply for this exam. Candidates can choose any of the three wings as per your priority but for Navy and Air force you must have passed class 12 Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

Candidates are selected for NDA based on their performance in written exam and SSB which is an intelligence and personality test. For cracking NDA you must have good command over Mathematics and General Knowledge will broadly cover the topics from Physics, Chemistry, General Science, Social Studies, Geography and Current Events. Candidates can score good marks in NDA if they have proper preparation strategy and knowledge of syllabus. Candidates can prioritise their preparation based on weightage of subjects as mentioned in syllabus and they know the nature of questions by solving NDA previous year question paper. Candidates must know NDA syllabus thoroughly and based on that they can plan their preparation strategy.

Thanks for query

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Another important subject is English & Comprehension carrying 40 marks in total. CLAT 2018 aspirants are advised to strengthen their English grammar and comprehension ability. Rich vocabulary and sentence framing knowledge too can help candidates score higher in this subject.

Logical Reasoning paper will carry 40 marks and candidates would be tested on various parameters of verbal and non verbal reasoning. Candidates need to practice as many reasoning exercises as possible to do maximum number of reasoning questions correctly.

Elementary Mathematics carries 20 marks and questions under this subject are simple and relatively straight  forward. CLAT 2018 candidates can easily solve questions if their concepts up to Xth class are clear and if they are thorough with the mathematical formulas.