The first and foremost thing that you need to keep in mind is to plan your time table and work accordingly. You have to study properly with focus mind and clear your basics.

So, following are the list of books you can go through for practising JEE MAIN are

BOOKS FOR PHYSICS

• HC VERMA - VOL 1 & 2
• ARIHANT PUBLICATIONS- FOR OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS ON PHYSICS BY D.C. PANDEY
• HALLIDAY, RESNICK & WALKER - FUNDAMENTALS OF PHYSICS
• I.E. IRODOV - PROBLEMS IN GENERAL PHYSICS
• R.P. FEYNMAN - FEYNMAN LECTURES ON PHYSICS

BOOKS FOR CHEMISTRY

FOR ORGANIC

• O.P. TANDON
• ORGANIC CHEMISTRY BY MORRISON & BOYD
• ARIHANT PRAKASHAN
• I.L. FINAR
• M.S. CHAUHAN

FOR INORGANIC

• J.D. LEE
• O.P. TANDON

BOOKS FOR MATHEMATICS

• R.D. SHARMA - CLASS 11 & 12
• HALL KNIGHT - HIGHER ALGEBRA
• S.L. LONEY - TRIGONOMETRY, COORDINATE GEOMETRY
• Mc GRAW HILL - COMPLETE MATHS
• M.L. KHANNA - IIT MATHS FOR MAINS AND ADVANCE
• ARIHANT PUBLICATIONS

Most importantly complete NCERT Books for all the three subjects has to be covered, as they are the foundation of JEE.

PREPARE WELL. ALL THE BEST !!

Hello srija,

Revision plays an important role for getting good marks in jee. For Physics, first revisit the theory and then only start solving numericals. For Chemistry, revise the mechanisms and formulas and solve numericals. For Mathematics, revise important theorems and its applications and solve numericals daily.Here are a few books for practicing FIITJEE GMT,FIITJEE RTPF + AIITS +AITS Papers,Resonance rank bosster,previous years papers,Cengage DPPs .

Here is a link for the details of additional books that might help you in your preparation

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main

Hope this helps

All the best