Grade 12th passIIT JEE Entrance Exam
How do I study Coordinate Geometry (Straight Lines and Conic Sections) effectively for JEE Mains? I am a student at FIITJEE and have their study material (packages and JEE archives). I am wondering if I should buy SK Goyal’s Coordinate Geometry (as I have followed Amit Agarwal’s Calculus books for the past month, and find them good). My teachers tell me to do my packages first. Actually, I was only able to complete the ‘Sessions’ in the Calculus books, and not the JEE type questions (although I found that the level of the examples and exercises in between was pretty good for Mains at least). I don’t want to buy books and then waste them by not studying from them. I also want to do Coordinate Geometry in the best and most thorough way there is. So should I do FIITJEE Packages, then Archives (after which I can’t find much time to do the book, since I’m skipping packages and doing the books for Calculus instead), or should I do the book first and then the Archives? So which is the best resource I can use to master Coordinate Geometry for JEE Mains?
How do I study Coordinate Geometry (Straight Lines and Conic Sections) effectively for JEE Mains?
I am a student at FIITJEE and have their study material (packages and JEE archives). I am wondering if I should buy SK Goyal’s Coordinate Geometry (as I have followed Amit Agarwal’s Calculus books for the past month, and find them good). My teachers tell me to do my packages first. Actually, I was only able to complete the ‘Sessions’ in the Calculus books, and not the JEE type questions (although I found that the level of the examples and exercises in between was pretty good for Mains at least).
I don’t want to buy books and then waste them by not studying from them. I also want to do Coordinate Geometry in the best and most thorough way there is. So should I do FIITJEE Packages, then Archives (after which I can’t find much time to do the book, since I’m skipping packages and doing the books for Calculus instead), or should I do the book first and then the Archives?
So which is the best resource I can use to master Coordinate Geometry for JEE Mains?
