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Hello Aspirant
For NEET you can surely prefer NCERT but you can't only prefer them.When it comes to physics and biology questions can twisted in many forms and it is always recommended that you first study Ncert and then refer to other author books
Some of the books that you can refer are
Biology
GR Bathla
Modern's ABC for biology
Physics
HC VERMA
HALIDAY & RESNICK
Chemistry
Objective chemistry Arihant Publication
Organic,inorganic and physical chemistry OP tandon
For more information you can refer
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/are-ncert-books-enough-for-cracking-neet
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Hello,
Here i suggest some of the books besides NCERT that you can prefer and they will help you in scoring good in neet. As neet is one of the competitive exams which requires utter practice and clear concepts the aspirants should try to gather as much information as possible so besides NCERT go through some other books too.
Physics:
Chemistry:
Biology:
Biology Vol 1 and Vol 2 by Trueman
Objective Biology by Dinesh
These are some of the books that will help you with your studies and preparation.
Here is the link which suggests some more books which you can refer and clear your concepts:
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-neet
Hope this helps.
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Hello dear student!
NEET is a national level examination for admission in various medical colleges of India. It is no joke and there are number of students who appear in the examination and compete for the medical seats which are very limited.
There are basically three subjects whose questions are asked the the paper- Biology, Physics and Chemistry. Biology is quite theoretical so NCERT books of class 11th and 12th are almost enough for NEET if being revised thoroughly and are on tips.
For chemistry, NCERT is enough for inorganic chemistry and also Organic chemistry up to a point. But for physical chemistry you need to practice from other books also.
For physics , NCERT is not at all enough. Though you have to practice it's questions but I highly recommend you to prefer any other reference books for more clarity of concepts for physics such as HC Verma, Pradeep publications, etc. You should practice more and more questions from the reference books.
Also, you can buy arihant handbooks for NEET of all the three subjects, these are quite helpful.
Hope this helps
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