Sir now I am studying in std.11 how to prepare for jee

Hello,

I will help you regarding this.You can go through the below given tips for preparation of IITJEE:

• Make a timetable and stick to it. After all, half of your preparation would depend on your discipline and your productivity. With this in mind, allocate fixed time for Physics,Chemistry and Maths.

• Go through the NCERT books for all three subjects. NCERT books cover all the topics in the syllabus of the exam. For this reason, finish the NCERT books first to clear your basics. It is very important to get a clear understanding of the basic concepts.

• Once your basics are cleared, focus on the most important chapters for IIT JEE . Prioritize your important chapters depending on their weightage in the exams.

• Make a complete list of derivations, formulas,conceptual problems,reactions, mechanisms,and experiments in your syllabus and keep that list somewhere you can see it every day.

• Revise all the important concepts religiously.

Solve IIT JEE practice questions regularly. Mark the questions you find difficult to solve and revise them regularly.

• Once you have finished the entire syllabus, take full-length IIT JEE mock tests.

• Always be calm and confident while solving problems.

You can follow below given books for your preparation:

• Physics:

1. HC Verma  Concepts of Physics (Part I)

2. HC Verma  Concepts of physics (Part II)

3. IIT JEE Physics  DC Pandey

4. Problems in General Physics  I.E. Irodov

5. Physics for IIT-JEE- Resnick, Halliday, Walker.

6. Problems in Physics- S.S. Krotov

• Chemistry:

1. Organic Chemistry -Morrison Boyd

2. Organic Chemistry -O.P Tandon

3. Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations -R.C. Mukherjee

4. Numerical Chemistry -P. Bahadur

5. Concise Inorganic Chemistry - J.D. Lee

• Mathematics:

1. IIT Mathematics -M.L. Khanna

2. Differential Calculus -A Das Gupta

3. Class XI & XII Mathematics -R.D. Sharma

4. Trigonometry, Geometry Books -S.L. Loney

5. Problems in Calculus of One Variable -I.A. Maron

6. Higher Algebra -Hall and Knight