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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 6 Oct 2008 07:57:54 IST
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i do maths only from ml khanna .....
after reading all these posts , i am getting scared ,,,,,,,
please seriously tell me which book to refer for maths
i read somewhere about kc sinha ( is it better than ml khanna)(arihant) arghhhhhhhhh i am so confused
and tell me the best for objective matyhs ,
please help me out high ratings assured
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6 Oct 2008 08:00:34 IST
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ARIHANT is best
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6 Oct 2008 08:02:23 IST
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so should i burn ml khanna
is arihant also for objective
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6 Oct 2008 08:05:07 IST
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you will get some good grip on concept by ARIHANT
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6 Oct 2008 08:09:26 IST
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thanks ,
so arihant it it recommendned for chem also ,
i mean which is better op agarwal or arihant chem
ANd what about objective maths is it there in arihant
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6 Oct 2008 08:15:24 IST
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FOR OBJECTIVE MATHS PRADEEP"S IS ALSO ONE OF THE BEST. I M NOT SURE ABOUT CHEMISTRY.BUT I PREFER K.RAMARAO FOR CHEMISTRY
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hey buddy first of all get a good hold over the topics like Trigonometry from k c sinha or s l loney, Coordinate from the same authors ,Calculus by k c sinha ,thomas and finney....
once u have a good hold over these topics then go for m l khanna ...
m l khanna is a good book don't burn it ...but i recommend you not to see the solutions given in the book...if u are unable to attempt a question just mark it and try it later...if u still didnt get it ask ur frnds ...and at last if there is no scope of getting the answer then u can see the solution.
all the best
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6 Oct 2008 16:24:27 IST
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y will u practise only khanna?try some other books like arihant,mtg,mcgrahill etc.dont get scarred refer khanna too
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it doesnt matter who u r,but it matters what u r!!!!
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6 Oct 2008 22:02:48 IST
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thanks a lot.
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6 Oct 2008 22:03:42 IST
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tata mcgraw hill is really good for doing higher level problems and try pradeeps objective book .try it which contains all types high level problems for iit RATE ME IF YOU LIKE
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6 Oct 2008 23:41:49 IST
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Ml Khanna is very good book.I suggest u to read theory and formulas from it and solve problems .Then try A das gupta book which is amust.Then u can try Arihant and TMH books bcoz the problems from this book are tough compared to ml khanna and practise tilll u developed confidence.Then at last try last years IIT JEE papers.If u struck anywhere read the basics from NCERT
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