Hi.

NCERT books form the base for the JEE entrance exams, especially for the JEE Main. A common mistake made by many students is to start with reference books directly while their concepts and theoretical knowledge are not very strong.

NCERT books will give you a firm grounding of concepts and, thus, are the best books to start your preparation. It is also worth noting that 60-70% of the JEE Main paper is based on NCERT books. However, they are not enough for practical questions.

However, you can also consider following these books for better practice:

• Maths
  • Objective Mathematics by R D Sharma
  • Play with Graphs by Amit M Agarwal (Arihant Publications)
• Chemistry
  • O.P Tandon books for Physical, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry.
  • Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations by R.C. Mukherjee
• Physics
  • Concepts of physics (Vol. 1 and 2) by H.C Verma
  • Problems in General Physics by I.E Irodov

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Hello ,

Yes it is possible , If your really thorough with NCERT you can crack any competitive exam , even you can clear JEE and JEE advance if you are really thorough with NCERT and even can slove additional problems mentioned in NCERT , Example in Physics text NCERT there are lot additional problems in electrostatics ,  which are not often asked in board exams but most of its concept used to solve such  problems are seen in competitive exams like JEE and NEET

All over India NCERT is treated as base , so make sure you are thoroug with NCERT to the core so that you can get good scores in 12 th board exams as well as crack entrance exams and get into your dream college of dream branch

Hope this helps you

Best wishes for your future

Hello student,

Each and every year National testing agency conduct Neet examination for medical aspirants. To score good marks in NEET examination you must should follow the best books which have right kinds of problems and better understanding concepts. Concepts you must should go through your NCERT books for basic level concepts. HC Verma physics will also help you in between understanding in solving problems. One also can follow Halliday, Resnick and Walker.

You may can go to this link below to know more

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

If you are preparing for Neet 2022 you can have our knockout course which includes personalized reports personalized time tables best quality lectures lots of mock test and proper guidance. Go to this link below to know more

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dear aspirant

I assume that your asking about the NEET PG COUNSELLING as you have not mentioned about it. At this movement I can not provide the ebook for counselling but I strongly recommend you the website which explains MAHARASHTRA PG MEDICAL Counselling procedure, Application form ,Documents required and Seat matrix  extremely useful for you

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HOPE THIS HELPS YOU.BEST OF LUCK DEAR

Dear candidate,

Physics NCERT of class 11th and 12th is enough but the only problem is that NCERT Physics does not have a adequate number of numerical problems. For theory, NCERT Physics is great since quite a few times, the questions of Physics are from direct lines of the book.

Now, even though the NEET consists of both theory and numerical problems, it is advised to practice numerical problems from some other book. This is so not because the numerical given in NCERT are not enough, but simply because one needs to have a proper hand at attempting numerical when one sees it and not panic just because it is a 'numerical' problem. And this would only come after having a good hold on the numerical which comes from practice.

So, for practice, you can either use DC Pandey or you can use the modules of some of the renowned educational institutes which prepare you for NEET. For DC Pandey, do note that you do not have to solve ALL the numerical, solve every 3rd or every 4th numerical so that you cover almost all the variety and also get a good practice.

Additionally, you must always make sure that once you have covered the syllabus, attempt the previous year questions, those are THE MOST IMPORTANT in your preparation.

Hope this gives you some idea about how to go about it, all the bets with your preparations!

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well! If you want to study for a master's degree in clinical entrance exam then no doubt that you have to study ncert book firstly so that your basics can be clear then only refer to standard books available in the market.

Hope it helps you!

Thanking you!

Hello ,

General syllabus of MA English include

SEMESTER 1

• English Poetry from
• Eighteenth Century English Literature
• Literary Criticism
• Elective Papers [European Comedy, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Drama]
  
  SEMESTER 2
• Language and Linguistics
• Shakespeare plays
• Elective discipline
  Elective Papers [Literature and Gender, Romantic Paper, New Literatures in English]
  
  SEMESTER 3
• Indian Literature
• 20th Century Poetry and Drama
• 19th Century Novel
• Elective Papers: Literature and the Visual Arts in Europe or American Literature

SEMESTER 4

• 20th Century Novel
• Literary Criticism
• Elective Papers: Indian Literature II, The Novel in India, Ancient Greek and Latin Literature

Some reference text that can be used are

Bradley ,H.. The Making of English, Macmillan & Co , 1927

Baugh ,A.C.. A History of English Language, Allied Publishers,1997

Youcan also refer to kerala universities MA english syllabus and reference books from the below link

https://www.keralauniversity.ac.in/downloads/MA_Degree_English_Language_and_Literature.pdf

Hope this helps you

Best wishes for your future

Hi aspirant, the aspirants, who have been preparing for the SSC CHSL exam (Combined Higher Secondary Level exam), need to check the subject wise best books. Those books will be useful for the aspirants and they can focus in a better way on the subjects and can ultimately score higher in the upcoming exams. Along with the books, candidates must have the previous years’ papers of both Tier-I and Tier-II exam.

Hope below mentioned link can help you upto some extent;

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/best-books-to-prepare-for-ssc-chsl

Thank You.

Hello,

The cut off rank for admission in to Andhra University is expected to be in between 201 to 350. Considering the expected cut off you have slight chances of getting seat in Andhra University. Cut off is determined based on factors such as total number of candidates appeared, difficulty level of examination and total number of seats available etc. Depending on these factors cut off may increase or decrease. To read our article on the previous year cut off click on the link below

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ap-icet-cutoff

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