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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 5 Jul 2008 20:56:16 IST
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hii friends
i am in 11th std right now and have just started my preparations for jee.
so I think that before simply jumping to buks like I.E Irodov for phsics nd Tondon for chm i should understand the theory very well
so friends suggest books for maths, chm and phsysics in which i can find the best theory as well as good ques of jee level
rates assured for each answer.................. s
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6 Jul 2008 10:01:22 IST
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come on friends reply soon
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6 Jul 2008 10:27:57 IST
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Mathematics : TMH
Physics : H C Verma
Chemistry : P Bahadur(Physical) , Morrison & Boyd(Organic), J D Lee (Inorganic)
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Maths: TMH, SL Loney plain trigonometry and co-ordinate geometry.
Physics: HC Verma
Chem. : As above.
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6 Jul 2008 12:05:55 IST
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hey do u think that I should refer P Bhadur right now as i was told that by somebody that it contain good ques but it should be refered when I have completed the sylabbus of 11th.
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6 Jul 2008 12:26:19 IST
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Not after XI.
Both XI and XII have physical chem chaps.
Study and understand the JEE level concepts/formulae of a physical chem chap and then practice questions from P Bahadur.
U can start doing it in XI itself.
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6 Jul 2008 14:29:13 IST
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phy:hc verma and halliday
che:rc mukherjee
mat:iit maths and hall and knight and sl loney trigonometry
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6 Jul 2008 14:46:11 IST
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phy: hc verma
chem: r mukherjee
maths: TMH
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6 Jul 2008 14:59:01 IST
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Don't go for JD Lee till you've done the course once.. Same for irodov..
Phys: Halliday Resnick is excellent for concepts, HCV has nice basic questions.
Maths: R.D. Sharma JEE has good questions, and more importantly it has a lot of solved examples..
Chem: Organic: Morrison Boyd, Physical R.C. Mukherjee, Inorganic NCERT textbooks..
Also if you can get your hands on BT's notes for chem, they're very good..
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6 Jul 2008 17:38:16 IST
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phy-hc verma n,university physics
chem-rc mukherjee , morrison n boyd ,preadeep
maths-ml khanna , tmh
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6 Jul 2008 19:48:52 IST
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Thanks for ur replies friends
more answers r still welcomed
so keep replying and get votes.
also friends do u think pradeep is gud for theory of phsics n chm???
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6 Jul 2008 19:49:54 IST
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Yes it is good. But the books are costly.
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7 Jul 2008 02:14:18 IST
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first of all be clear that what level you are of ? that is to say theres no use of doing tmh if you can't go beyond ncert (just asking you to have precautions). NO NEED TO HAVE A LIBRARY AT HOME FULL OF BOOKS ON ALL SUBJECTS AND ADVANCED REFERENCE BOOKS. This is the no.1 reason for failure of many students.
So after my experience go for following only :
P= HC Verma + NCERT + DC Pandey Objective
C= OP Tandon + NCERT + Bhakta Gosh Entrance Chemistry
M= KC Sinha + A Das Gupta (subjective) +NCERT + A Das Gupta (MCQ)
no need to go further then these ! these are self sufficient books !
I would suggest get some coaching material or corresspondance also (preferably brilliant > fiitjee >> vmc ) to guide you in better way
for chemistry (organic) you may go for OP Agarwal (thick book but organic is damn good) and morrisson boyd
other books like halliday resnick and peter sykes can be found on net so no need to buy
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7 Jul 2008 15:09:21 IST
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physics the 1 n 1ly hc verma and mtg magazines for a sequential start chem start with ncert text ,do p bahadur,learn the concepts then try the bulk 1s maths do your base well and then jump to tmh and hall n knight higher algebra sn loneys coordinate and so on also try kc sinha and rd sharma its good
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7 Jul 2008 15:10:12 IST
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