Prepare for IIT-JEE and AIEEE

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Sanchit Agrawal
In Physics, building concepts is not a tougher job but building right concepts is much tougher.Whereas in case of Chemistry, just you need to put your efforts on PRACTICE in case of Inorganic Chemistry. In case of Organic part, just first build up your all basic Reactions, then start do practicing. And for Physical Part, same thing you have to do as in case of Organic Part. For Maths just use your brain as much as you can.
Go through some of the points:

1) Always start from basics and try to understand the subject don't mug up.

2) Never prefer solutions of questions before you do it yourself. Answer is not important but the way you proceed is more important for understanding concepts.

3) Always try a question with concepts, not just read the question then start doing without getting the point that what question is saying.

4) And be confident while you are preparing.

5) Take help of your teachers,seniors.

6) Its not necessary to study whole day but whatever time you spend while studying make use of it and concentrate fully.
 
I've been preparing using topchalks (www.topchalks.com). Its very useful especially at this time to build up your concepts. The test series is also helpful as it gives me an idea where I'm standing in India since its online and the moment I submit the test I get the result. Last but not the least it is very very cheap compared to any other coaching institute and its effective. Try it out you would find the difference. The digital classes made by Topchalks especially for IIT will help you to revise all your concepts, check their website as each topic has a demo on the website. If you wish to buy it then you can get additional 5% discount by entering the code TCBHI which I did so just sharing the information with you. Hope you guys would wake up soon and get Topchalks
 
These are the books you need to refer and study from for IIT and AIEEE exams
MATHS: R.D.SHARMA (for theory and practice) and PURUSHOTTEM KUMAR-OBJECTIVE (it must be for practice)

* PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY: BHARTI BHAVAN PUBLICATIONS

* ORGANIC CHEMISTRY: NCERT (must)

* INORGANIC CHEMISTRY: NCERT (must) (you need nothing else for preparing this part)

* NOTE: prefer MTG Publication monthly Magazine also &if are taking coaching from somewhere, then prefer that notes also.

* PHYSICS: H.C.VERMA (part 1 & 2 both)(for theory as well as practice)
One important thumb rule you need to remember is to work hard. This is one of the most difficult exams conducted.


FOR AIEEE: Here you need to have a strong hold of the subjects taught in cbse 11th n 12th.Refer all the cbse text books for Science and Mathematics.Then refer the books mentioned above and work on your speed.
 
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