Hello dear student,

First of all try to clear your concepts as much as you can because that can help you in achieving marks . Then further you can solve previous year question from MTG books . Your main focus should be doing questions as much as you can do because that way you will also get the tricks to solve questions. I hope this was helpful

NCERT Chemistry and Biology thoroughly (I mean it literally thoroughly!)

NCERT points to remember only from NCERT Physics (can skip unwanted parts). Trust me this will be surely be helpful for your A&R in AIIMS Physics

Physical Chemistry Book O.P.Tandon (For your weak topics only. Only and only for your weak topics PLEASE!)

H C Verma Physics (Only for your weakest topic in physics to build concept of that particular topic ONLY!!!)

NCERT Gear UP Physics by Himanshu Udaiyinia (Do all level questions from level 1 to HOTS)

NCERT Gear UP Chemistry by Dr Manu Kaushal (Do all level questions from level 1 to HOTS and do the assertion and reason section to see expected AIIMS questions)

NCERT Gear UP Biology by Dr Ajay MohanMohan (Do all level questions from level 1 to HOTS including the expected image based question section too)

NEET 31 years solutions (Phy,Che,Bio) by AIM4AIIMS/NEET

AIIMS 24 years solutions with GK and GK, aptitude and image based questions by CBS Publishers

Assertion & Reason Book (Phy,Che,Bio) by Aim4AIIMS

No need to follow Trueman Biology textbook

No need to follow any international books for Organic or Inorganic Chemistry

Have only One concise guide book which is NCERT based per subject

All other books you should either avoid or try to use it just as a reference book to solve your doubts or to build some of your really weak parts in a subject

Caution again to the above point. Please don’t follow big books and get yourself depressed and in trouble. Believe that “Revision is the key for success and thats not possible if you are following big big books and there is no point doing research on a chapter or subject, You have to cover 3 subject pretty well and practise as much questions possible”

Caution : Your self made lecture notes from your classes and your NCERT should be your Base books. Try to add the extra points you get from NCERT onto your lecture notes.

Have a habit of having 3 small books each for a subject to note very important facts and data which you are liable to forget easily and also a separate section in that book for all the mistakes you are committing in your exams. Revise them again and again and this will be handy for your last 2 months preparation for your exam.

let me know in the comment box if you are having any further doubts

hope you find it helpful

thanks

Good Luck!