plz suggest me helpful guide books for JEE (pcm) and
plz suggest me helpful guide books for JEE (pcm) and
Shivam jain , 8 Years ago
Grade 11
Trigonometry> plz suggest me helpful guide books for JE...
6 Answers
Arun
I can tell you about Math
M.L. Khanna
R.D sharma
But focus on concept rather than parroting the things in haste
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Shivam jain
definately I would not......plz also suggest best referances for physics......................................
Arun
for physics, you can try HC Vermaβs concept of physics only
I think if you are able to complete the book, you will not leave any question in jee.
that is my promise
besides this if you want to refer any other books, it can be I E Irodov otherwise HC Verma is more than sufficient.
Best of luck
Shraddha
You can use Arihant,SL.loney,Ml.Khanna for mathsFor Chemistry OP Agarwal and OP TandonFor Physics A.A Pinsky
Soumendu Majumdar
For physics: H C Verma, Irodov, DC Pandey
Chemistry: JD Lee, OP Tandon
Mathematics: SN Dey, ML Khanna,
The Gamer
Physis-Hc Verma , Irodov ..........
Chemistry-Rcm , arihant..........
Maths-R.D Sharma.........
It's enough..........
Best of luck for future
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