To be honest there are no such easy chapters in JEE MAINS. First I would suggest you to start with NCERT 11TH Standard textbooks of Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. 11th NCERT Textbooks are a base for JEE Mains. Then you can go for 12th Standard NCERT Textbooks of Physics, Mathematics

Hi Sakshi,Dropp Dropping for any competitive exam is Good only when you are sure that you would clear the exams next year with a good rank.Actually, Dropping for one year gives you the perspective to attain knowledge in a very explanatory way as you understand each and every topic with

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Yes, IIT Tirupathi, IIT Bhilai, IIT Gandhinagar are participating for IIT JAM 2019. Below, i have listed all iit jam participating institute list: -

IISc Bangalore

IIT Bhubaneswar

IIT Bombay

IIT Delhi

IIT Gandhinagar

IIT Guwahati

IIT Hyderabad

IIT Indore

IIT Jodhpur

IIT Kanpur

IIT Kharagpur

IIT Madras

IIT

Hi Aspirant

Below there is a list of some coaching center:

Education hub,Sadhna Sadan ,No. 56, Sadhna Sadan, Bhrigu Nagar, DCM, Vidhyut Nagar, Jaipur - 302006

RAO CA academy.Arayavi Apartment ,No. E/72/F/2, 1st Floor, Ambabari, Jaipur - 302012

HSIT Institute,No. 3, Raja Park, Jaipur - 302004

Punia

Hello Shrinibas,

A practice-based study approach with Eduncle’s IIT JAM study material can help you resolve all your doubts and get knowledge of various theories & concepts in JAM Exam.

Try to solve as many as previous year solve paper and mock test as it will give you a clear

Hello Mayank,

You can read the NCERT of class 11th & 12th for basics because your basics should be very clear up to class 12th. After that, you can read R.D.Sharma for Mathematics or you can can also read the Mathematics books Arihant Publication.

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Yes, you can prepare and sit for both the exams. Go through the syllabus and solve and analyze previous years' question papers of both the exams as this will help you get familiar with the exam pattern and marking scheme. You'll also get to know the different types of

I think.....no. After doing M.Sc, you can do PhD or NET/SET. For more information, you can check the link given below:-