hi,

see iit jam exam is for admission in msc courses in reputed iits and nits, questions will be based oon your bsc course syllabus, however the fundamental clearance you may follow 12th books but donot expect to questions comes as 12th standard, you need to follow the previous years

Hii aspirant ,

Coming to your question can you please clear that which book has not been yet received to you so that we will look into this matter.

Dear Ravi ,

There are lots of book published by different publisher and Authors and we can download by different sites from google but only some of books pdf are provided by free of cost or download option but mostly books are we have to purchase or paid some of

Hello,

There are various sites available using which you can download relevant information of your subjects in BSc.

Though the portion totally depends on the University in which you are studying but for reference purposes you can use sites such as -

www.pdfdrive.com (//www.pdfdrive.com)

www.archive.org (//www.archive.org)

Hope this helps you

Hi Dhananjay

Some good books for CBSE are:

• NCERT course book
• NCERT Exemplar
• Pradeep's New Course Chemistry

Books for competitive exams:

• P Bahadur- Numerical Chemistry
• OP Tandon- Organic Chemistry

For more information on books for competitive exams, refer the following link ;

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main

Hello aspirant

Books best for class xi are

First complete the ncert book . Complete syllabus of class xi.

Start solving R.D. Sharma , a standard book for class xi.

For clearing theoretical concepts as concepts should be crystal clear then only you can solve MCQs. So refer M.L.Khanna, A

Hey there

For CAT and in general for other management exams too like XAT, CMAT, etc you can solve quantitative aptitude by Arun sharma. The book is well written such that theory and numerical both are in adequate proportion. Though pearson is also good and one can follow it too.

hey,

here i am listing books for all subjects

for physics

1. concepts of physics by H.C. verma vol 1 and vol 2

2. arihant physics by D.C. pandey

3. problems in general physics by I.E.Irodov

4. advanced level physics by nelson and parker

5. fundamental of physics Resnick Halliday,

hi,

see there is many books available in market, however if you want to study from initial level then you should follow rs agarwal, there is separate books available written by rs agarwal on quantitative aptitude,  logical and verbal reasoning. after that you need to study the previous years questions