Physics

Arihant Series – DC Pandey

Books on Mechanics – Part 1, Mechanics – Part 2, Waves and Thermodynamics, Electricity and Magnetism and Optics and Modern Physics.

Concepts of Physics (both volumes) by HC Verma.

MCQ Question Bank by D Mukherjee.

Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry NCERT Text Book.

Organic Chemistry Khan Academy Videos.

Mathematics

Arihant Series – Dr. SK Goyal.

Arihant Past Year AIEEE papers.

VITEEE Solved Papers and Mock Tests from Arihant.

RD Sharma – Objective Mathematics Part 1 and Part 2 (NCERT difficulty).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsAFQDgVdvk

This video is going to give you an extra bit of help!

For books, you could check on Amazon and find those Q&A books- the ones which contain last years' questions.

I'd suggest you stick with NCERT for Chemistry. Trust me that is your Bible. For physics, you could go H.C. Verma (I personally loved it). Mathematics, you could solve R.D. Sharma. If you haven't touched R.D. then don't. Stick to whatever book you're following for Math. Don't change.

All the best!

1. Hi there'Inorganic Chemistry – The type of questions asked in competitive exams under this part of Chemistry will directly be based off the reactions given in the standard text book. Chapters like s-block, p-block and d-block elements come under this category. Do the exercise questions given at the end of the chapter first. Some of the questions are frequently asked in competitive exams like JEE Mains, BITSAT as well.
2. Coordinate Geometry – The topic is a vast topic and one can go on and on while trying to prepare for it. But with respect to competitive exams, stick to NCERT syllabus for it. It is also useful to practice drawing graphs for various equations as that technique might come in useful in visualizing certain problems that might be too lengthy for solving mathematically.
3. Semiconductor Devices and their applications – The CBSE book for Physics is the primer for this topic. The book pretty much covers everything required in this topic. Some of it might be useful in college courses like Metallurgy.

Other reference books that can be termed as best books for VITEEE preparation by many students are:

1. Arihant Series – DC Pandey
   Books on Mechanics – Part 1, Mechanics – Part 2, Waves and Thermodynamics, Electricity and Magnetism and Optics and Modern Physics.
2. Concepts of Physics (both volumes) by HC Verma.
3. MCQ Question Bank by D Mukherjee.

1. Inorganic Chemistry NCERT Text Book.
2. Organic Chemistry Khan Academy Videos.

1. Arihant Series – Dr. SK Goyal.
2. Arihant Past Year AIEEE papers.
3. VITEEE Solved Papers and Mock Tests from Arihant.
4. RD Sharma – Objective Mathematics Part 1 and Part 2 (NCERT difficulty).

1. NCERT Text Book.
2. AC Dutta for Botany – Oxford Publication.
3. Pradeep’s Biology Guide.

VIT EEE when preparations done with the right mindset can be an easy exam to crack relatively. Hence it is important to stay focused. The admission process for VITEEE is a little tricky too. The admission rate, however, is also not something to be worried about and is easily doable with simple practice and of course, confidence.

Hope you got your answer!!!

Best of Luck for your future...

Regards,

Rajdeep Sinha

Dear Deepika,

First, refer NCERT books as syllabus is based on them after completing NCERT books you can refer below recommended books

Physics

You can go for Arihant and H.C Verma

Chemistry

You can go for OP Tandon, R.K Gupta and R K Madan

Mathematics

You can go for RD Sharma and Arihant books.

Good Luck!!