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Is NCERT along with Hc Verma enough for Jee Mains Physics ??????

Aditya kumar singh 1st Nov, 2020
Hi,
NCERT books is a must to prepare for jee mains from the start as it will build your base and will clear your concepts .
After completing ncert you can type help of other books like hc verma , it contains indepth explanations of  the topics . You can
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How to prepare for Comedk 2021 with only 4 months remaning? I only know 11th and 12th NCERT. What should be my plan? Where should I pratice questions from? What material should I use? How should I study?

S. Saha Student Expert 1st Nov, 2020

As you said, you know NCERT class 11 and 12, which is a positive sign and almost 80% of the preparation is done with this. Now if you have completed your syllabus, then do a revision. If you find anything doubtful, try to clear it anyway. As you have still

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what is the difference between Ncert and Neet questions on basis of difficulty?

Abhishek Khurana 31st Oct, 2020

Hello Student

This is a very nice question as both are from government curriculum but the difference is that the NEET questions are compartively easy in Physics and Chemistry than Ncert whereas they require a fast and precision timing to solve them but the Ncert questions are more calculative .

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Can I score full Marks in chemistry kvpy in both section just by ncert in SB stream?

sahanahegde44 30th Oct, 2020

Hello Aspirant,

Hope your doing good.

yes how to prepare for kvpy and manage 12th along with it here is what you can do

  1. Dont panic while preparing.
  2. Compare topics from +1 and +2. Only a few topics are completely new in the syllabus of 12th. Rest of the chapters,
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sir is NCERT enough for JEE mains and advanced

Abhishek Roy 30th Oct, 2020

NCERT can only give you an upstart into JEE Preparation or in simple words clear your fundamentals. But in today's date with the kind of competition students face, only NCERT is not sufficient. You need a perfect strategy regarding test taking as well as selection of proper preparation materials and

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is HC vermas concepts of physics enough for jee mains and advanced? Or should I follow ncert also???

Soumyadeep Sil 28th Oct, 2020

NCERT IS THE BASIC BOOK THAT YOU NEED TO GO THROUGH FIRST BEFORE TAKING UP ANY OTHER BOOKS. AS FOR HC VERMA, I WILL SAY IT IS BEST FOR NUMERICALS ( SINCE IT CONTAINS A VAST NUMBER OF PROBLEMS AS WELL AS SOLVED EXAMPLES). BUT I WILL RECOMMEND YOU TO

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Do i really need to prepare physics for NEET 2021 from HC verma or DC pandey..? Is NCERT more than enough for Neet 2021 ?

Rutuja Rohit Kalkate 26th Oct, 2020

Hello Student,

In fact, the books you have mentioned in your question are really useful for better understanding of the concept of physics.It is useful to read NCERT book for physics but I think it is still necessary to read H.C varma and DC pandey book for numerical practice of

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which time would be good to read ncert chemistry so that v can study focussed ??

ANUVAB DAS 25th Oct, 2020

Morning is the best time to read theoretical subjects. As you are going to read NCERT you should make the proper schedule. First read the chapters which you like the most. Prepare short notes for quick revision. Solve all the previous years' questions related to the chapter you finish.

Start

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how to feel the chapter of chemistry or understand thorughly for jee main(as chemistry ncert is enough for cracking jee main but understanding the terminology of ncert is tough).suggest me a strategy or please help me out.

Ayush Singh 22nd Oct, 2020
Hello Candidate!!
As you have asked for the solution of understanding the basic concepts and the terminology of the chapters from Chemistry.
First of all, keep this point in mind that whatever you are studying but never leave NCERT Books for JEE Mains preparation.

In chemistry, might be the full
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guys recently the government has reduxed the syllabus by 30 percent from NCERT is there a chance of reducition of NEET syllabus also???

shravyamdsce 22nd Oct, 2020

Hi Aspirant,

As of now, there has not been any updates from NEET exam conducting authority or government over the reduction of syllabus of NEET 2021.

I will suggest that until such updates are made, prepare for the exam as per the full syllabus of NEET.

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