Hello,

For Physics refer to he following books.
1) H.C.Verma - Concepts of Physics.
2) D.C Pandey - Objective Physics.
3) Fundamentals of physics by Walker
4) Problems in Physics by I.E.Irodov

For basic refer NCERT textbooks of class 11 & 12.

Hope this helps

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Hello Aspirant,

See, Physics is a subject which requires understanding and conceptual learning. So you need to thoroughly focus on the concept of the topics of physics and it is better to study from a teacher.

But for practice some for the books that are very good are:

• NCERT AT

Dear candidate, hope you are doing well.

There are many authors to which you can refer for help. But SATISH & BROTHERS is one of the best to which you can refer to. You can buy it from your nearby area. Also you can order it from Amazon. And online

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are safe and doing good

Regarding your concern, Yes. It is absolutely possible.

1. Apprear for NEET
2. Participate in counselling
3. If in case you get the req. MBBS, you can leave your BDS seat and join the MBBS college by paying the amount of seat leaving bond

Hello dear,

The best books for jee advanced preparation for chemistry are given below

1. Organic chemistry by O.P Tandon

2.Physical chemistry by O.P Tandon

3  concise inorganic  chemistry  by J.D Lee

4.organic  chemistry by Peter Sykes

5. Physical  chemistry  by M.S Chauhan

6. Organic chemistry by Morrison and Boyd

Hello,

For beginners who are completely new to the domain of economics, go through NCERTs book for gaining the understanding of the fundamentals, the content is written is easy to understand language, and there are many good creators in YouTube as well who have uploaded these lessons as well, so

There are no such one and only book for PCM JEE MAINS and ADVANCED. You need to find out the books which are essentially of two categories one is for theory and another is for particle problems.

Coaching materials are good for practice as well as revising. But you never

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Dear aspirant!

Hope your preparation is going well ! If you didn't read NCERT then please I will recommend you that firstly.then refer to other books for JEE mains and JEE advanced .you have to read H.C.verma carefully after that .your state level book will not work here as in