Which book is best for physics and chemistry for neet to practice numericals?

Hey
For physics neumerical you may follow
Tata mcgrawhill for jee
Hc verma
Dc pandey concepts of physics

For chemistry
Master resource book in chemistry arihant

Best of luck

Let me clear u one thing for u should have an syllabus copy given by cbse  for neet preparation it will help u for understanding which point should u have to prepare trust on this it will help u a lot

1)And for chemistry u should use ERROE LESS OF UNIVERSAL PUBLICATION IT it has so many problems to solve and u should mark out typical question by u r own understanding it will help u during revision trust me it will help u a lot during revision after completing universal u should go for MTG CHEMISTARY GUIDE FOR NEET which include various type of variety of example and remember one thing once u completed all u r syllabus give revision throughly

2)u should use ERRO LESS PHYSICS OF UNIVERSAL PUBLICATION IT WORKS and PLEASE DO STUDY BY YOUR WAY NOT BY ANY OTHER WAY

Hi,First of all you should try to imbibe all the concepts given in NCERT books. After that , you need to practice MCQs as much as you can. You may go for books like universal errorless physics, arihant for chemistry and MTG magazines(physics and chemistry today).Moreover,if you are already enrolled in some coaching institutes then solving the modules provided by them is also a good option

For physics it should be objective by dc pandey. Mtg books are also. Good though.

For chemistry, Mtg publications is the best.

For physics u shall do Mcq from Arihant and also all the exercises given in ncert physics . For chemistry u must read ncert plus Pradeep or Dinesh .

Hi ! For physics & Chemistry , you should Read or learn NCERT book line to line than after you solve mcqs from Universal Errorless . Becoz According to me NEET ug Cover Almost questions from Universal Errorless As it Is.  Good luck !!                    Rajat Dave (CR @ Career 360)

See first read theory as much as u can to get more insight about the subject prefer ncert books as they are the best for grabbing your basics once u have grip on your basic u can do any numericals keep one thing each book is best book but u must know how to follow a book go for one index to end of box solving each question coming across



Then go for trying nunericals



For physics try arihant physics mcq by dc pandey for neet

For chemistry pradeep is good but u can go for arhinat chemistry

Personally i followed both books

Try solving them u ll find yourself which boks suit u best

Remember 80% questions are same in all books

So instead of cramming numericals try getting an idea basic idea behind every question

All the best for future

1. Take ncert books or Choose a book with which you      comfortable and get a proper idea about the concept, you can watch a video about it on YouTube

2. Take Dinesh/pradeep/arihant book and solve mcqs the next day

3. Take a MTG book or any other book and solve previous year papers once all the major topics are covered

All the best

I would suggest you that go through Dinesh's or Pradeep's MCQ based books. And if then you feel that your concepts are clear then you can use USS too.

I would advice you that before going for practice books you should be strong with your concepts .. Because if your base is strong then you can easily build your building...

It is too soon to go with practice books now

Last three months are appropriate for practising.

The books u can go with  is  29 years of MTG for all subjects (physics chemistry biology ).

29 years have all previous years questions so that you can get a vague idea about what kind of questions are asked for neet.It also has solved answers and MTG  fingertips for all subjects ( physics chemistry biology )



Harshita Jain (CR@cmapus career)

For physics and chemistry problems, i would suggest you to use Pradeep's textbook of physics and chemistry.It has lots of numerical questions.Arihant publesher's books are also of great help.

Hi, most important for NEET/AIIMS is your NCERT books as books include basic principles and concepts and provide accurate information.



BUT KEEP IN MIND YOU HAVE TO CLEAR ENTRANCE YOU ARE NOT DOING PhD So dont go by all books mentioned here and there.....



KEEP NCERT + ONE REFERNCE BOOK + MAXIMUM MCQS PRACTICE = Medical SEAT



Apart from this, you can add upon it by following books

Physics -



Concept of physics by H C Verma



Fundamental of Physic by Pradeep



Objective physics by DC Pandey



Chemistry -



Arihant Organic Chemistry



Dinesh Chemistry Inorganic



Physical Chemistry by O P Tandon



Objective NCERT at your fingertips Chemistry by MTG