State board and NCERT textbooks are different as they serve different purposes. The state books are designed for state-level examinations and focus on the local syllabus, while NCERT textbooks are prepared by the National Council of Educational Research and Training, which is the standard across India and prepares students for

NCERT physics is helpful in many of the entrance exam for undergraduation . But I will tell you to take the help of reference book also because NCERT of physics is a little bit tough. SL arora is one of the best book that will cover all topics you need

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340 out of 360 in Neet is a very good score in biology. But it is quite difficult to score 340 out of 360 in biology in Neet by only reading Ncert. Because Ncert gives the more than basic knowledge to a subject. In Neet there will be many

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see I assume you are asking about neet ug exam, ncert books are best for concept building, since there is no mathematics in biology you need ins and out information to get a good score. its not mandatory to join coaching, and by self study you can also achieve

Dear aspirant,

The neet exam has syllabus according to the NCERT textbooks which are issued by the central government of India. How about these books in itself are not sufficient for neet exam as these books have very concise explanation and you might need help from other help books to

You must read the topics with more weightage that is the topic from which the maximum number of questions were asked in some previous years. In physics these chapters are as follows-

1. Electrodynamics

2. Mechanics

3. Modern physics

4. Heat and thermodynamics

5. SHM, waves and Optics

Scoring 550+ in NEET is not a big task provided you are studying regularly.

• Remember that biology carry 50% the total marks. So your primary target must be to get a good score here. Try to get 320+. Believe me it's not much difficult. Even if you are well prepared

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NCERT are best for concept building.But the key to cracking competitive exams like NEET is practising as many MCQs as possible. If you just read NCERT and aim to crack NEET then it is not possible. You need to take help of reference books.

You can take help of

Hello Aspirant.

No one can exactly determine your marks based on your preparation. But based on NCERT knowledge only you won't be able to solve questions in maths and physics section of JEE main examination. You might score moderate in Chemistry section as it's mostly theoretical but you won't be