Best books for jee physics and maths?

Hello Rathod,
First of all, your concept should be clear up to 12th standard, so you have to read the NCERT books for basics. After that the following books you can refer
PHYSICS-
Concept of Physics by HC Verma
Understanding JEE Physics (series) by DC Pandey
Problems in general Physics by IE Erodov
MATHEMATICS-
Mathematics by RD Sharma
Mathematics of Arihant Publication
Mathematics of MTG Publication etc.
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Hello,

Books for JEE mains are many. Few of them are:

(a) Concept of Physics: H C Verma

(b) Problems in General Physics: I. E. Irodov

and the list is exhaustive. To know about more go through the following link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main-2019

Physics is generally found to be tricky as students find a combination of theory and applications. The special thing about JEE Main Physics paper is that 80% of the topics in Section A come from the prescribed theoretical part while the remaining 20% comes from the practical component (experimental skills).

Books for Maths:

(a)IIT Mathematics for JEE Main & Advanced: M .L. Khanna

(b) Calculus and Analytic Geometry: Thomas and Finney

and the list is exhaustive. To know about more go through the following link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main-2019

Hello JEE aspirant,

For JEE preparation, you must be clear with the concepts first and for that you can refer to the NCERT books. NCERT books will help you in both physics and mathematics. Once you are done with your basics you can then refer to books like concepts of physics by H.C. VERMA , Fundamentals of physics by DAVID HALLIDAY/ RESNICK and solve questions from Arihant Solved Papers. Practice as much as you can from these books.

For mathematics, when you're clear with your concepts you can start solving questions from books like Differential Calculus and Integral Calculus by Amit M Aggarwal of Arihant publication. For co ordinate geometry book by Arihant is good. For trigonometry you can refer book by S. L. LONEY.

In the end give mock tests as much as possible and try to analyse your mistakes and try not to repeat those mistakes.

All the best.