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Contributor-Level 10
- Try to understand every concept.
- Try to clear all the basic concepts.
- Try to solve as many as numerical in PCM.
- In maths, the question are basic but will appear with a twist.
- Chemistry questions come from the NCERT books of class 11th and 12th.
- Try to study smart.
- Solve as many as last year sets of JEE's paper for better understanding of the type of content.
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Best of luck.
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Scholar-Level 17
2. RS Agrawal for mathematics.
3. HC Verma and DC Pandey for physics are some good books to refer.
4. NCERT should be referred as well.
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