Hi student,

JEE mains exam pattern has always followed the NCERT consistently over several years. So it is important that you stick to the syllabus and read the NCERT's of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics thoroughly. Let us take one subject at a time.
CHEMISTRY:NCERT for chemistry is very important as there are several times when JEE has asked direct questions from it. For organic, read all the reactions thoroughly, memorise the reagents and catalysts and clear your concepts regarding their use. The formulae in must be on your fingertips. The physical and inorganic portion must also be thoroughly read. Also read M S Chouhan for organic, Narendra Avasthi for physical and V K jaiswa for inorganic. After this you must attempt questions from past 10-12 years of jee mains. Several books are available in market like Arihant, McGraw Hill,etc that provide solved previous year papers.
MATHEMATICS: Practice is the key to maths. Once you have covered the syllabus from NCERT, practice questions from books like R D Sharma or TMH Mathematics. Also refer SL loney and Hall& Knight series. Honestly attempt the previous 10-12 year papers to enhance your understanding of concepts. Again, the formulae must be on your fingertips.
PHYSICS: Physics is a very conceptual subject. Don't try to mug up things without understanding, as this will be time consuming and not fruitful. Its better to read less but whatever you read is conceptually clear to you. Some of the important books apart from NCERT are H C Verma and Arihant DC Pandey. H C Verma is a must solve book for jee mains. Lastly solve the past years papers for the final touches to your preparation.

hello jaypatel

JEE mains and advance are two of most reputed and important engineering entrance exams.To be honest,mains is not difficult unlike advance.So when it comes to preparation,NCERT is good for mains in PCM.For chemistry,I would say NCERT is necessary,for physics H.C.Verma is best and for maths,you can prepare with R.D.Sharma.But for advance preparation it's not at all enough.For chemistry,I would suggest M S Chouhan for organic,Narendra Avasthi for physical and v.k.jaiswal for inorganic.For maths,you should try vikas gupta and pankaj joshi.It's a very good book for maths practice of advance level.For physics,you should practice with Cengage,D.C pandey and if you want some very high level physics Irodov is always there but in my opinion Irodov is not needed.The other two are enough.Hope these books will help you in your preparation.

Good Luck!

Hello Jaya Patel

Welcome To Careers360!

For Maths.

First Solve NCERT

After NCERT .Solve R.D sharma as  This book will bulid your strong Concept. After this Book You may solve Advanced level questions.For Mains R D sharma will be sufficient.

For Physics Stick To H.C verma as Theory Is up to Mark's and Numericals are Far better than other Books. For thoery You may concern few other books too.

For Chemistry. Go through NCERT as much as you can. NCERT is too must for Chemistry Specially Inorganic and Organic. After NCERT you just need to solve R.C Mukharjee problems of Physical.

Hope It helps.

Dear Student,

Please refer the below books to crack JEE Mains 2020, as they are best for the same:

Concepts of Physics Vol 1 and Vol 2 - HC Verma

Understanding Physics Set of 5 Books - DC Pandey

Fundamentals of Physics - Halliday & Resnick

University Physics - Young and Freedman

However, you can use the following link of Careers 360 to get the idea that how to crack the exam:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main-2019

Hello Jaypatel

The best to prepare for JEE Mains is NCERT.

Apart from NCERT some other books are:

1. For physics

• HC Verma Concept of Physics Part 1.
• HC Verma Concept of Physics Part 2.
• IIT JEE Physics by D.C. Pandey.
• Problems in General Physics by I.E. Irodov.
• Physics for IIT JEE by Resnick, Halliday, Walker.
• Problems in Physics by S.S. Krotov.

2. For chemistry

• Organic Chemistry by Morrison Boyd.
• Organic Chemistry by O.P. Tandon.
• Inorganic Chemistry by O.P. Tandon.
• Modern approach to chemical calculations by R.C. Mukherjee.
• Numerical Chemistry by P.Bahadur.
• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee.

3. For Mathematics

• IIT Mathematics by M.L. Khanna.
• Differential Calculus by A Das Gupta.
• Class XI and XII Mathematics by R.D. Sharma.
• Trigonometry, Geometry Books by S.L. Loney.
• Problems in Calculus of One Variable by I.A. Maron.
• Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight

Regards

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