Though NCERT is the only book that can help you in such a short period but here is a list of some other books that can help you :

Physics

• Both the volumes of Concepts of Physics by HC Verma (Highly recommended)
• Fundamentals of Physics by Resnick and Halliday (optional)
• Problems in General Physics by I. E. Irodov (Has thought provoking problems)
• Physics for Scientists and Engineers by Jewett and Serway (Dont use this much. But, it is an amazing book. Theory is explained really well.)

Chemistry

• Organic Chemistry by Morrison and Boyd (for Organic)
• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J. D. Lee (for Inorganic and Physical Chemistry)
• Modern Approach To Chemical Calculations by R. C. Mukherjee (The numerical problems are often clear-cut. It is an important book as it will give you the right insight into theoretical calculations.)
• University Chemistry by Bruce M. Mahan and Rollie J. Meyers (for Inorganic and Physical Chemistry)

Mathematics

• I used the following books of Arihant series to prepare for different subdivisions

• Vector and 3D GeometryTrigonometryIntegral CalculusDifferential CalculusCoordinate GeometryAlgebra

Alternatively, the following books are recommended too:

• Trigonometry by S. L. Loney
• Coordinate Geometry by S. L. LoneyHigher Algebra by Hall and Knight
• Problems in Calculus of One Variable by I. A. Maron

Books for Practice(chapter wise)

• 38 years of IIT JEE by Arihant Publications (a reliable source) in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.New Pattern Arihant in Physics.You can find similar ones in Mathematics(which, FYI, is quite huge) and Chemistry.

All the best

Hello,

You don't have much time left with you to prepare with books other than NCERT books.So i will recommend you to go tjrough ncert books and revise important concepts and formulas of class 11th and 12th.

Go through previous years question papers and mock tests and analyse your performance after every attempt.If you are not scoring well then don't get disheartened.You should try and practice as much as you can because practice makes a man perfect.

Always be confident while attempting questions and stay fit and healthy during these 2 weeks.

Good luck.

My suggestion is not start any new books just revise the coaching you have taken


If you had taken coaching make sure that you are perfect with your board syllabus


Try to solve previous papers or model papers




Concentrate on important topics.


Important topics with brief analysis




All the above


Stay Confident




All the best:)

Hi,

First of all relax jee mains is not the end of this world.

And now start revising the ncert books of class 11 and 12 physics, chemistry  and mathematics.

As jee mains question paper is prepared by cbse board so you'll have a fair chance of passing if you have a command on the ncert questions.

After completing ncert don't commit the mistake of running behind new topics as you mess up everything  in such a short period of time.



Just revise all those which you have studied in class 11 and class 12

Thanks

Be thorough with NCERT entirely.

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