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but H.C. VERMA
and D.C. PANDAY are good books
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Focus on solving previous year JEE papers and do a through review of these papers. Go through the answers and figure out concepts which are not clear. NCERT is good enough to clear your concepts so refer them whenever you require clarity on something.
Also try to solve some timed online tests given by reputed test prep centres such as resonance, bansals, allen, aakash etc. This will help you in managing the time for each section and also provide exposure to different kinds of questions that can come up
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2015-11-27 14:58:11
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They don't prepare for both , instead they try to excel in the subjects . By that method . They top in both the exams . And Dont Use the word perfect because nobody can be perfect but instead they try to be excellent what they do !
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