NCERT books
Hi Dear,
You should study NCERT books for following subjects for IAS preparation:
For more preparation tips please visit the link provided below:
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-upsc-ias
Good Luck
Hello Student,
NCERT books are the main requirement of a JEE aspirant or a NEET aspirant. These are written in a very simple language. And whatever other books you are reading , NCERT books are must for JEE and NEET exams. These will cover your basic concepts very clearly. Start from NCERT books and only then move to some tough books for problems. You can read other books too, but NCERT books are must for both the exams.
hope this helps
Dear aspirant,
According to your query, you have to understand that jee is not something that you can get over by reading some specific books. Yes, Ncert chemistry is a must so i would recommend you to go through the whole book but for maths and physics you need not necessarily follow ncert books ,you can follow allen maths handbook for maths and for physics go for HC Verma. This is only for theory and you can do other books also if you want .
Hello student,
NCERT books used by CBSE board. NCERT books help students to understand the concept in depth and clear the doubts.
If you are from state board,you should go according to your state board syllabus for the exam.
Good luck
Hey,
The syllabus for Madhya Pradesh board has changed. All the details regarding the revised syllabus are mentioned in the link posted below.
https://school.careers360.com/articles/mp-board-10th-syllabus
Thank you.
Hello,
NCERTs book will help you build foundation in all subjects namely economics, history, geography, political science etc. it's not just limited to upsc exam even for state level exams these books can be used, the best part about these books are they are written in simple and lucid language in order to have a better understanding, and they afterwards you can move on to standard books.
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