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Studying from many books doesn't help you that much but but studying much from any book will certainly help you very much.

As far as as best books for physics are concerned you can go with HC Verma and NCERT books.

Those two books are more than

For the year 2019-20, 39% of the class was placed in Finance and Banking, 29% was placed in E-Commerce and Retail and 16% was placed in Media and Research. While 6% was placed in Consulting firms, 4% was placed in Real Estate and Hospitality. Companies like Radio Mirchi, Times Internet,

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For your kind information chemistry is the most scoring section of the paper so study it properly you can attempt maximum number of questions in chemistry. Best books are NCERT go through only them thoroughly it will be sufficient but yes for organic chemistry you can go

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You need to score 75% in your 12th for gaining eligibility for admission in IITs. With 75.6%, you are safe. However, this is just one of the elligibility criteria. You need to fulfil 5 criteria to be eligible for being considered for JEE Advanced. They are as follows:

1. You need

NEET has 180 MCQs and let you scores 720. If your target is  more than 600, you cannot afford negative marking. Unanswered questions do not have an impact and so your trick should be to avoid anything that you are not sure of but never have a negative mark. And

There is no denying the fact that Chemistry is difficult but because it has 45 questions in NEET and gives you a scope of scoring 180 marks, you cannot ignore this section. Chemistry is divided into Inorganic, Physical and Organic chemistry. For inorganic chemistry, you must refer to the NCERT.