hi,

see if your 10+2 course syllabus is well gripped by you and you have practice ample number of questions to solve, then you dont need to worry about any thing.

the best of books are ncert books to clear the basic conception, then you need to practice arihant physics

Dear Aspirant

Basically Ncert is considered to best book for neet preparation.If you read it in depth with full concentration then you can score good marks.other than ncert MTG and Arihant can be considered as good books.so just start your preparation from today and give your best to crack it.For

Hello patel ,

hope you are doing well.the following books are helpful for GUJCET -

• Mathematics by R.S agrawal
• Fundamentals of physics. Halliday
• Concept of organic chemistry

you should solve previous year paper also,which will increase your speed of solving questions and result decrease in errors.

Best wishes!

Hello!

See the thing is...no person is fearless, everybody has their own fears. And when it comes to examinations, the fear reaches another level. That is how  jee mains is designed. It not only tests your knowledge but also your ability to handle yourself in the worst of situations. Even

dear aspirant,

This staff selection commission exam was notified on december 3rd.for preparing effectively u should know the syllabus that should be prepared and the model of question paper. If you know this then half the war u won.the eligibility criteria is 12th pass and the best preparation strategy and

Rist, you have to talk to your College if your admission still holds good. You may not take admission in another College with last year's NEET score but if you have already taken admission in BDS, you ideally can continue in the same college unless you have taken the TC

In inorganic chemistry first you need to divide the syllabus in two parts one is conceptual and other is memory based the conceptual part is the structure of the compounds hybridisation theories of structure of compounds and the memory based part is the reactions and the properties of compounds.

For

Hello aspirant, HC verma is useful for doing conceptual ones, for numericalones, it is not actually sufficient, you need either dc pandey or other arihant numerical books to crack the jee mains exam, NCERT books can also help. You can take mock tests and have a look at past years

hello aspirant, NCERT books would be sufficient for getting good knowledge on mathematical sums, however if you want further understanding, you can opt for arihant previous years papers book which consists of all past papers upto 37 years and also books by cengage which are of same genre.

thank you.