After many requests for this same question every other day , I am mentioning names of those books that I followed and some that I didn't follow that much but still are good -

• Physics -
• Theory
• NCERT
• HCV
• Practice
• HCV (Objective + Subjective questions)
• NCERT (including Additional questions)
• D Mukherjee Physics MCQ
• DC Pandey JEE version(Didn't solve much but it's good and recommended by many toppers)
• Previous JEE Main and Advanced papers as well as NEET papers.
• Coaching (Mix of various good books such as Irodov)
• Biology -
• Theory
• NCERT
• Allen Study material
• Coaching notes
• Practice
• Various coaching tests
• Allen Study Material
• Chemistry -
• Organic -
• Theory

1. NCERT
2. GRB Organic Chemistry
3. Coaching notes (Himanshu Pandey Sir taught them , so stuck to them mainly)

• Practice

1. Advanced Problems in Organic Chemistry GRB
2. GRB Theory book
3. NCERT

• Inorganic -
• Theory

1. NCERT
2. GRB Inorganic Chemistry
3. Allen Study Material
4. Coaching notes (Again Himanshu Pandey Sir taught them, so stuck to them)

• Practice

1. VK Jaiswal Objective Balaji Publication
2. Allen Study Material
3. GRB Inorganic Chemistry
4. NCERT

• Physical
• Theory

1. NCERT
2. Coaching notes
3. Allen Study Material

• Practice

1. Narendra Awasthi Objective Balaji Publication
2. Allen Study Material
3. Coaching papers

• Assertion and Reason
• AIM4AIIMS

I recommend most of the books, but I followed specific topics from each book other than NCERT that required better understanding and for which I found that book more suitable.

Best of Luck.