Debosmitha Bhattacharyya Student Expert 23rd Oct, 2018

Hello Kishan,

Revising from R. D. Sharma and NCERT is quite sufficient to get a good rank in JEE Mains but if you are confident enough about answering the questions in these two books then you can move on to S. K. Goyal and practice some new pattern problems there.

Always remember one thing that it's always best to know more than the syllabus but have a good grip in basic concepts first then practice basic problems included in your syllabus.

After all that done then go for new pattern books that contain beyond the syllabus questions.

Hope this helps. You can contact for any further guidelines.

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Kishan pandey

23rd Oct, 2018

You asked about syllabus but if you analyse the scenario of last year jee main paper, it would be  treacherous to wholly trust on jee syllabus.
For example, Cube root of unity, Normal to curve etc.,

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Debosmitha Bhattacharyya

Student Expert 26th Oct, 2018

No, Kishan.I'm just asking to make "completing the syllabus" your priority. You shouldn't definitely depend on that much if you have more than enough time. And as you are doing, analyzing the previous year papers, that will help you understand the topics that are out of syllabus. Then you can start preparing them too.

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zubin916 23rd Oct, 2018

Yes RD Sharma is best recommended for indepth and lucid and crisp problems which is more important and has best recommended by toppers. 

Even Objective Ncertbooks books are great. 

Solve maximum mock exams from previous years which are must.