Hello....i am in +1 mid year right now and i am quite worried about my +1 physics preparation for iit jee....my physics coaching is not pure iit (my chem and maths are just fine)and i am not at all confident of even aieee type problems for physics.....i will change my coaching for +2 but please tell me how can i make my mechanics very strong for iit jee by only self study of good books....i am ready to give more time to physics....i also want to ask if +1 phy. revision can be done in +2 for jee!

Manav Kaushal, 13 years ago

Grade:11

3 Answers

AKASH GOYAL AskiitiansExpert-IITD

420 Points

13 years ago

Dear Manav

Read H C Verma carefully. Try to solve each and every questions on your own. once you start solving the problems you will get confidence. after this do D C Pandey for more practice. yes you can revise +1 in +2 jee.

All the best.

AKASH GOYAL

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rajat agarwal

23 Points

13 years ago

HEY MANAV,

DONT WORRY YOU JUST PRACTICE QUESTIONS FROM ARIHANT MECHANICS BOOK OF 2003-2005 EDITION .IT WILL SURELY HELP U.

sunil sahu

36 Points

13 years ago

Don't worry because coaching is not responsible for your selection at iitjee your self study is very important you shold first complete your school book then you should try HC Verma for physics HC Verma is suffiecient for iitjee

and be sure to complete your fundamentals before attemping HC Verma