If you cover the whole NCERT biology book, you can easily answer 80-85 % questions of NEET-UG. Read the whole book carefully and make your concept clear. Do revise more and more regularly. Keep following the previous year question papers. All the best !

Hi Saprsh,

The books listed below will help you in preparation:

• Concept of Physics by H.C.Verma
• Understanding Physics Series by D.C.Pandey
• Inorganic and Organic Chemistry by O.P.Tondon
• Numerical Chemistry by P.Bahadur
• A Modern Approach to Chemical calculations by R.C.Mukharjee
• Problems in Calculus by I.A.Maron
• Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight

VIT entrance exam is not really tough but you have to maintain more accuracy while attempting the paper. Since paper is very easy so yes you have to face a tough competition to grab a seat.

Chemistry will definitely help you in scoring good marks because the questions are very

hey,

Jee mians is all from ncert. but our vision does not get farther, so for that you can practice hc verma. For maths S. L. Loney.(trignometry) rd sharma, rs aggarwal. But for chemistry, Ncert is enough. go through every word and do previous year questions(inorganic and organic) physical you

Respected sir,

Achieving considerable result in any entrance test depends upon numerous factors including your preparation strategy, reference books, quality of study material etc. The post is based on providing you information related to the name of books required for preparation of MHT CET exam 2018.

When you start searching

I will answer it by some points:-

• Solve previous year question to know the pattern
• solve as much McQ as you can min 50 a day
• eliminate the wrong options with clear knowlwdge in case of theoretical questions
• read Ncert and Hcv to get a clear concept about the topic.

dear student

yes you are eligible to appear for JEE advance

Performance in Class XII (or equivalent) board examination

The candidates should satisfy at least one of the following two criteria for admission to IITs:

Must have secured at least 75% aggregate marks in the Class XII (or equivalent) Board