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Books
Best Physics Books for IIT JEE
1.Concepts of Physics (Volume I & II) - H.C Verma: This is the best book for Mechanics, Electrostatics, Optics, Modern Physics and Heat & waves for novices and intermediates alike. The book contains high quality solved numerical problems and easy to understand fundamentals to help students form a strong foundation of the subject.
2.Fundamentals of Physics – Resnick, Haliday, Walker: A calculus based physics book currently in its tenth edition that extensively covers Mechanics, Waves, Thermodynamics, Electromagnetism, Optics and Special Relativity. Good for intermediate level students.
3.Problems in General Physics – I.R Irodov: A rather advanced level book for students who love to work on tough problems. This book serves best for preparing Mechanics, Electricity, Magnetism and Modern Physics.
4.Understanding Physics (All volumes) – D.C Pandey: A good book series for clearing the basic fundamentals and contains numerous problems, sample problems, test papers etc. to help out students.

Best Maths Books for IIT JEE Preparation
1.Objective Mathematics – R.D Sharma: A book for beginners and intermediate students alike, this books presents the fundamentals in the most easy and comprehensive way. This book contains numerous solved and unsolved problems.
2.Higher Algebra – Hall and Knight: As the name suggests, this book is for IIT JEE aspirants preparing Higher Algebra. Key topics are Ratio & Proportions, Variation, Arithmetical Progression, Geometrical progression, Harmonical progression, Permutations & Combinations etc.
3.IIT Mathematics – M. L Khanna: Another very comprehensive book to help students with their basics of various topics and contains numerous solved and unsolved questions ranging from easy to tough.
4.Problems Plus in IIT – Das Gupta: Hailed as the H.C Verma of Mathematics, this book contains really good problem sets and is a favorite of intermediate and advance students.
5.MCQ – Das Gupta: Another book from the same author that contains really good multiple choice style problems. This book is for Advance students.
6.Plane Trigonometry – S.L. Loney: The book contains detailed theoretical and practical knowledge of Trigonometry. A must read for strengthening vectors.
7.Problems in Calculus of one variable – I.A. Maron: A really good book for differential calculus, a must have for intermediate and advanced students.

Best Chemistry books for IIT JEE Preparation
1. Organic Chemistry – Morrison & Boyd: Hailed as the bible of Organic Chemistry, this book starts from the very basic and builds up to a really advanced level. This book covers everything from a theoretic point of view so, students are advised to keep IIT JEE syllabus with them to save their time and study only the topics that come in JEE Examination.
2. Concise Inorganic Chemistry – J.D. Lee: A great book to clear your Inorganic fundamentals, this book will provide you all the knowledge you need for Inorganic Chemistry.
3. New Pattern Organic Chemistry for JEE Main & Advanced – O.P. Tando: This book contains chapters on Classification & Nomenclature, Stereochemistry, Alcohols and Phenols, Ethers, Biomolecules etc. This book is highly recommended for IIT JEE aspirants, also for students who are taking other competitive exams.
4. Numerical Chemistry – R.C. Mukherjee: One of the best Physical Chemistry books for JEE Exam Preparation. The book contains multiple problems ranging from conceptual to numerical. This book covers all kinds of numericals for IIT JEE aspirants.
5. Physical Chemistry – P.W. Atkins: This book covers in detail concise explanations and presentations of concepts; several solved examples and mock-tests. The book is quite popular amongst students preparing for JEE and other entrance exams.

Important Areas
Physics
Most Important
Electrostatics
Heat and Thermodynamics
Rotational Motion
Wave Motion
Laws of Motion
Magnetic effect of Curre...
Ray Optics
Simple Harmonic Motion
Wave Optics
Units Dimensions Errors
Work Energy Power

Important
Modern Physics: (Atomic...
Current Electricity
Electromagnetic Inductio...
Physics of Nucleus
Fluids
Gravitation
Elasticity
Solids and Semiconductor...
Center of Mass, Impulse...
Kinetic Theory of Gases
Radioactivity

Do if you have Time
Alternating Current
EM Waves
Vectors
Motions In 2D
Heating and Chemical Eff...
Motion in One Dimension
Principles of Communicat...
Capacitance
Circular Motion
X-Rays
Vectors Motions


Maths
Most Important
Probability
Definite Integration
Circles
Vectors
Theory of Equations
Sequences and Series
Complex Numbers
Three Dimensional Geomet...
Matrices Determinants
Sets, Relations and Func...
Differential Coefficient

Important
Application of Derivativ...
Trigonometric Ratios and...
Parabola
Limits
Heights and Distances
Straight Lines
Permutation and Combinat...
Continuity and Different...
Differential Equation
Inverse Trigonometry
Area

Do if you have Time
Indefinite Integration
Hyperbola
Trigonometric Equations
Ellipse
Binomial Theorem
Mathematical Induction
Properties of Triangles
Pairs of Straight Lines
Exponentials and Logarit...
Dynamics
Statistics


Chemistry
Most Important
General Organic Chemistr...
Alcohol Phenol Ether
Redox Reactions
Chemical Bonding
Coordination Compounds
p-block Elements
s-block Elements
Aldehyde Ketone
Solutions
Solid State


Important
Chemical Thermodynamics
Ionic Equilibrium
Chemical Equilibrium
Surface Chemistry
Periodic Classification...
Atomic Structure
Principles and Processes...
Gaseous State
Transition Elements (d a...
Polymers


Do if you have Time
Carboxylic Acid and its...
Nuclear Chemistry
Chemical Kinetics
Mole Concepts
Amines and Diazonium Sal...
Biomolecules
Alkanes, Alkenes and Alk...
Electrochemistry
Environmental Chemistry
Purification Characteriz...




Points to Remember



Revise the most important chapters at least 2-3 times before the JEE.
Revise the important chapters at least 2 times.
Focus on problem solving rather than studying theory.
Give each and every test with 100% preparation, this will revise your portions as well as will increase exam temperament.
Enroll for two test series. This will give you sufficient no of tests to practice for.
Towards the end, do not start any new chapters, try to focus on those chapters in which you are good and make them stronger.
Try to give tests at the actual timings when JEE is going to happen. This exercise will mold your mind to work under pressure at that specific time. This will help you in handling the pressure during actual JEE.
Do not leave any single chapter of most important category.
Do not study one or two subjects out of three excessively. Make a balance between all the three subjects. After all you don’t know which section is going to be easy and which one tough in actual exam.
Attempt any question at least 2-3 times before giving up when you are practicing.
Do not attempt any question more than once in any exam if you’re stuck in that question. Go to other questions and come back if you have time towards the end.
Mathematics will definitely take more time than Physics and Chemistry, so try to wrap up both these chapters in 90 to 110 minutes, so that you have sufficient time for math.
Understand the difference between JEE Mains and JEE Advanced, Mains is just one exam consisting of 30 questions in each subject but advanced is a two paper exam. So you need to have that much seating capacity and mental strength to deal with it. Start doing this by giving advanced mock tests or part tests in two seating’s.