SL Arora is a good book you can prefer it for the exam. Here are also some preparation books you can prefer given below:

Physics:
    Concepts of Physics (H.C. Verma)
Chemistry:
    Solomons Fryhle (Organic Chemistry)
    J D Lee ( Inorganic Chemistry)
    'Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations' by RC Mukherjee.
Mathematics:

Just as sound waves disturb the air to make noise, gravitational waves disturb the fabric of spacetime to push and pull matter as if it existed in a funhouse mirror. If a gravitational wave passed through you, you’d see one of your arms grow longer than the other. If you

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Both IIT's hold great reputation and are among the top preferences of the students.
IITD is known for Physics in Applied manner (Optics )
IITB is known for Condensed Matter and Material Science

All the best!

hi satabdee, you still have 5 months time and if you work smart, you can really score well easily, i will tell you how to prepare 

physics is considered one of the toughest subject for medical aspirants,but very interesting. choose any good book of your convinience, there are plenty of

Yes you can. I am a example.i was very weak in physics.Now I get 62 marks in jee advance 2018 in physics.You can also do it but do not forget other subjects.Try your best.you can crack iit.but practice is required.Devolopment of your concepts is better than question solving.Solve questions but

Here is the expected cut-off of IIT JAM Physics according to last year’s cut-off not exact cut-off.

General - 13 -15

OBC-  10 - 12.5

SC/ST   -  7 - 9

As per my Experience I would recommend just go with Super 20 sample papers for class 12. Full Circle Education has recently launched a new series of Super 20 sample papers designed in accordance with the latest CBSE pattern (https://www.allonsps.com/)

Individuals who opt for a career as a physicist tend to be curious, committed, and imaginative. Universities hire the majority of physicists and split their time between research, teaching, and writing scientific papers. Individuals who opt for a career as physicists work on problems individually, while others work as part