Hello Mihir,



Study, do a lot of practice problems by yourself, try every method you can imagine before looking at the answer key, ask someone to explain what you don't understand.



If you don't find it interesting, read some popular science books, like those by George Gamow, Stephen Hawkins, Michio Kaku, Richard Feynman etc.



Also, do the same with mathematics. Half of your physics knowledge is actually math.



Hope it helps

Shubham Goel

There is a great hype about the coaching material and advanced level books, for the preparations of JEE - Physics. While everyone suggests the aspirants to read the Pradeeps / HC Verma / Resnick Halliday, no one takes the effort to explain, to the candidate, that the way to these books is through NCERT’s. Therefore, a rational strategy to improve physics is to start with the basic level.

NCERT’s are helpful for starting the preparation, as these provide the aspirant with easy to understand language and numerical & conceptual clarity. Since these books are generally compiled for the Boards preparation, the level of complexity is kept to a minimal level. Thus, it is easy to comprehend the ideas and facts given in the books.

It is important to understand that the aim of cracking JEE is possible only with good basics and right foundation and hence NCERT’s are the best to start with.

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