Maths : NCERT --> R.D.SHARMA OBJECTIVE VOL. 1 AND 2 FOR COMP.----> Play with graphs ----> Previous year JEE Asked questions. BOOM! Maths upto JEE Level done.

Chemistry : NCERT---> ARIHANT'S BOOKS ---> Previous year papers. BOOM Chemistry - done.

Physics : H.C.VERMA ---> D.C.PANDEY UNDERSTANDING PHYSICS SERIES---> PREVIOUS YEAR PAPERS-->BOOM Physics done.

For perfection : solve all india test papers of resonance and fiitjee. Perfection done.

It's not really tough. You just need to do mathematics as well for JEE. The JEE preparation will rather boost your physics and chemistry for AIIMS exam.

Best of luck.

Hello buddy,  Don't put yourself in two different ships than its difficult for you to cross the sea. I mean you should concentrate on one exam ,for which you are most interested. First find out your interest than proceed further. If you are intersted in biology and want to be doctor than you should prepare for AIIMS/NEET. Else go for JEE(if you are interested to do engineering). Both field are very different and both have huge scope & packages. So go for your interest.

Best of luck for your future buddy.

I think it's better to concentrate on a single stream and do your best in it. Preparing for different streams make you unbalanced. So go for one particular field in which you are totally interested.

• First of all, since your goal is an ambitious one and you don’t want to lose any opportunity, be prepared for extra hard work in the coming two years.
• Do you know what’s the best part or rather the advantage you’ll have in this situation? Physics and Chemistry are common in both exams and preparing for one more extra subject than others i.e. 4 instead of 3 is all you have to do.
• Take my advice and join a good JEE coaching class since the level of physics and chemistry is harder in JEE than in the medical entrance exam. So, if you are prepared well for JEE, you will score well in at least two sections of medical entrance exams i.e. physics and chemistry.
• The level of difficulty is always high for Mathematics in JEE. Every year, it is evident from its cut-offs, which is the lowest compared to physics and chemistry. Similarly, preparing for Biology requires an altogether different approach with lot of mugging up.
• Be clear about which subject you like studying more: mathematics or biology. If it is mathematics, then your strategy should be such that you are able to clear at least JEE if not medical and vice versa. You can allot a fixed number of hours to Biology daily in the morning (remember you have to work extra hard) since you cannot leave any subject for too long or you will lose touch.
• Give some mock tests of both the exams and get yourself acquainted with the pattern of JEE & AIIMS/NEET.

All the very best and good luck.

Dear Student,

In order to prepare for both JEE Main and NEET/AIIMS it is very important that your concepts of the subjects should be clear. Try to build your fundamentals strong.

NCERT is the best book to work on your basics.

Focus on the chapters which carries more weightage in the exam.

Solve previous year papers to understand the exam pattern and to know the level of the exams.

Practice is the key to score good marks so try to solve as many as mock test series for your practice.

Good Luck!!