WBJEE Preparation

To perform well in the entrance examination, the students should study well and also know the best preparation tips for WBJEE 2023 to boost their progress. Firstly, the students will are advised to check the official WBJEE 2023 exam pattern and syllabus to understand how the examination will be held and the topics to be studied. Next, the students should prepare a timetable that will allow them to complete the entire syllabus well before the examination. During their preparation period, the students should also make sure that they attempt mock tests and revise regularly. Students should also ensure that they refer to the previous year papers and know the important topics to be studied. Lastly, the students should take care of their health and have enough rest to excel in the examination.

To be fully prepared for WBJEE the candidates are advised to refer to the official syllabus. The candidates can refer to various books to complete their syllabus and be well prepared to secure high scores in the exams. Some of the best books for WBJEE 2023 are given below. Physics NCERT Physics for class X & XII Concept of Physics by H. C. Verma, Understanding Physics series by D. C. Pandey and Concepts of Competition Physics for CBSE PMT by Agarwal
Chemistry - NCERT Chemistry for class X & XII Physical Chemistry by O. P Tandon, Inorganic Chemistry by O. P Tandon, Concepts of Organic Chemistry by O. P Tandon, Organic Chemistry by Arihant and Organic Chemistry by Morrison & Boyd. Mathematics - NCERT Maths for class X & XII Mathematics by R. S. Aggarwal and Objective Mathematics by R. D. Sharma.

A list of the best books for The WBJEE exam is listed below;
1- NCERT Physics for classes X & XII.
2- The concept of Physics by H. C. Verma.
3- Maths G Tewani Engage Publications
4-Understanding Physics series by D. C. Pandey.
5- Concepts of Competition Physics for CBSE PMT by Agarwal.
6- Physics DC Pandey (set of 5 books)
7- Chemistry KS Verma Engage Publications
8- Maths (Questions): G Tewani Books and Comprehensive Mathematics By Tata McGraw Hill
9- Physics (Reference): Resnick, Halliday, and Walker
10- 14 years Solved papers (2003-2016) or a newer version from Arihant Publications
11- 38 years topics chapter-wise solved papers Maths Admit M Agarwal, Physics DC Pandey, Chemistry Ranjeet Shahi).
12- Maths (easier side): RD Sharma, SK Goal.
13- Maths (tougher side): A Das, ML Khanna, Admit Agarwal.
14- Physics (easier side): MCQs By D Mukherji.
15- Physics (tougher side): IE Irodov, P Gnadig. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha WBJEE exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/wbjee-exam). I hope this will help you.

The major thing that you should follow is the pattern. Maths is given the highest priority with 100 marks and is considered to be the lengthiest paper. Indeed, it is lengthy but the art of choosing questions play a key role here. One has to choose questions at first that are easy to solve and are scoring, then try for the little tough ones and if there is time, go for the difficult. If you choose questions correctly, 60+ in maths can be achieved. Now, physics and chemistry have 50 marks each. For physics, I would say chapters of optics, electrostatic, AC and magnetism are very important. One must be good in waves and kinematics and chemistry, it's easy if and only if you have gone through NCERT thoroughly.