Hello Aspirant

Yes errorless Chemistry universal book is better than Pradeep  publication for Jee . But my opinion is to follow the NCERT book of Chemistry first then go for the other book Jee . maximum questions are asked  from NCERT book .

Thanks

Hello there,

I would suggest you to not refer to both the books. As per my view rk Gupta is good for physical chemistry, Solomon and fryhle for organic chemistry and dc pandey or arihant for inorganic chemistry. Also for jee main most of the questions from chemistry are asked based on concept from NCERT. So you should read NCERT book throughly and remember the reactions and their mechanism.

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