Hello,


In my opinion, Cengage series is better but it depends on you because everyone has a different taste. Arihant is also good so you should first go through the books and then you can choose accordingly.
For Physics - First complete NCERT, then HC Verma and then DC Pandey and then for problem solving Problems in General Physics by I.E Irodov.

For Mathematics - NCERT, RD Sharma, Complete mathematics for JEE Main TMH.

For Chemistry - NCERT (must), Organic Chemistry by Morrison & Boyd, Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J D Lee, Concept of Physical Chemistry by P Bahadur and Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations by R.C. Mukherjee.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main/amp

I hope this helps.

Dear aspirant ,as you know In jee advanced you need perfect understanding of concepts .
For jee mains:-
1. Chemistry:- NCERT ( full including graphs      and reactions of every chapters, inorganic should be in your finger tips all learned)
2. Maths:- you should choose coaching material (or books like r d Sharma , gupta Bansal etc)
3. Physics:- you should choose coaching material or use your 11th or 12th class books if you have like sl Arora , h c Verma etc.
4. Solve all previous year question papers (2015-2020)
For jee advanced:-
I would prefer you to join coaching as for advanced you need to boost your brain , increase thinking power and very much things you have to learn which mainly can't gain from books (average students).

Dear aspirant,

According to your query that which books are best , i would personally recommend you that there is not a particular book to clear jee rather you have to get hold of the concepts from whichever book or handbook you read.

But according to your options you can go for:-

1- Maths - Cengage

2- Physics- HC Verma

Chemistry - Arihant

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