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There are lots of way to prepare for JEE Main and Advanced . The one who select by you and if you will score well in the exam with this preparation approach is the best way. Always try to make your own preparation plan and the plan should be according to your routine. I mean to say if somebody is making your schedule list and you are following them that mean you are going with wrong way. Select only one approach by which you can crack JEE Main amd Advanced.

Preparing a time-table is the difficult task to everyone . Why? Because everybody made a time-table according they wants to go for preparation but most of them are failed to follow this plan sheet. The one who win this challenges must get good score in JEE Main and Advanced 2019.

Dont use social media apps only spent your timing with your study, taking rest, playing and sleeping. The things which are necessary for you do them first. So dont try these approach utilize your precious time.

Dont go with unstructured preparation. Always try to go with structure plan. When you prepare a structure plan then you know how much topics do you need to prepare in a day, in a month and many more.

Dont try to go with rote learning always try to go with conceptual learning first you have to learn the basic concepts after that go with solving those question.

Make a habit of writing your own notes. Once you start this habit then you have all the idea about your notes.

Try to touch each and every topic/subtopic which covered your whole JEE Main and Advanced Syllabus.

Dont leave any single topic from your syllabus because you have the idea about JEE Main question paper but you have not the idea who are making this question papers. You know that 60% of question are in JEE Main is middle level,30% are intermediate level and 10% are of difficult level not too tough but if you do more practice and your basics are too good that mean you must crack the JEE Main and Advanced.

• Listing down best books for JEE preparation:

I. JEE Mains

Mathematics:

McGraw-Hill series or the NCERT Text-Book. Either of these are enough.

Physics:

NCERT Textbook and HC Verma. Solve every question and solved example of the NCERT Textbook. Go through solved examples of HC Verma. If possible, solve all the problems in it. Refer HC Verma for theory. It is the best.

Chemistry:

NCERT Textbook. The NCERT Textbook is more than enough for Chemistry. Learn everything in the NCERT Textbook and it can fetch you at least 80 percent marks in Chemistry.

II. JEE Advanced

Mathematics:

Cengage Series is the Best for JEE Advanced Preparation. Solve all the questions in the Series and go through every example. It will be more than enough. You must definitely solve previous IIT JEE Question Papers as well.

Physics:

To understand the concepts of Physics, dive deeper into Resnick Halliday Crane. It is a very good textbook and clears your concepts thoroughly. HC Verma, IE Irodov are necessary. You must solve entire HC Verma along with selected problems of IE Irodov in some important topics like Hydrostatics, Electricity and Magnetism and Mechanics. Again, you must definitely solve previous IIT JEE Question Papers as well.

Chemistry:

Physical Chemistry: Atkins is the textbook you need to go through. For Practice, use P. Bahadur Numerical Chemistry.

Inorganic Chemistry: JD Lee is the preferred Textbook. OP Tandon by GRB is also good. For practice, OP Tandon is again sufficient.

Organic Chemistry: Wade is the best Textbook for Organic Chemistry. Be clear with Isomerism and Reaction Mechanisms before diving into Core of Organic Chemistry.

For practise, use Himanshu Pandey or MS Chouhan. Either of it is good. Complete them to get a good grip over Organic Chemistry.

Good luck.

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