For physics, you should have HC Verma Volumes 1&2, Resnick Halliday Walker ( revised by Amit Gupta). If you have time you can also solve University Physics for the JEE.

Chemistry has three sections- physical, organic and inorganic. For physical chemistry you should solve Physical Chemistry by Narendra Avasthi. For

Hello dear, 

Some of the books that you can refer for JEE entrance exam are: 

• Complete mathematics by ravi prakash, ajay kumar, usha gupta
• Skills in mathematics for JEE main and advance- algerba by Dr. Sk goyal
• M. L. Agrawal entire syllabus IIT-JEE
• math concept maps for IIT JEE MAINS

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Yes, you can pursue a bachelors degree in mathematics on the fulfilment of eligibility criteria as specified by the college you want to take admission in. But then you need to drop engineering because you can not pursue two regular degree courses at the same time.

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You can go for Msc in IT Or Computer Science to get into software engineering roles where you can get good profikes into Data Analytics and Data science since you hav egood knowledge of numbers becaus eof Bsc Mathematics. Studnets can also go for Mtech in CSE via GATE scores. 

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Hey.

You can get admission through JAM without mathematics in Class 12th too in selected courses. Some courses have a requirement of maths in 12th Class like Chemistry, Mathematics, Economics etc and rest of them dont.

You can use the link below for more details about each course.

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria%3famp

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In order to check IIT JAM 2019 expected cutoff subject wise I would suggest you to go through with the given below link.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-cutoff

Good Luck!