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What should i do to pass IIT entrance exam and what are the books which i should read.

There is no mantra to crack IIT except hard work and regular practice. The books recommended are

Physics: Resnick-halliday (Main book), NCERT physics
Chemistry: NCERT (Main book), Arihant's Organic Chem, OP Tandon (Last book)
Maths: RS Aggarwal, KC Sinha (Main books), SL Loni (Trigonometry & Conics), Hall & Knight Higher Algebra (Selected sections only)

Good Morning,

to clear IIT enterance exam it is compulsary to have the deep knowledge of

the 11th and 12th syllabus regular study of 13 to 15 hours .


refer the books Pradeep,ABC,APC.H.C.Verma,GRB books and you must solve

IIT's last 10 years question paper's...............


ALL THE BEST

hi
to pass iitjee exam you require real hard work and lots of dedication.
there is no short cut for it.
some of the books are
physics:
h.c.verma
chemistry:
organic:morrison and boyd
inorganic:tandon,p.l.soni
physical:tandon
maths:
dasgupta
all the best

To crack any exam you need to very meticulous and well focussed. Begin with covering all the concepts. Be thorough in the same. Thereafter solve as many papers. Make sure that you revise your weak areas and also look out for the areas where you make errors.

Dear
Hard work is only way to crack the iit exams. you should sacrifice every things for study. there are so many great books are available in market for iit you could choose any of them .

Originally Posted by utkarsh8aug

What should i do to pass IIT entrance exam and what are the books which i should read.

well utkarsh,

these are the books, which i have referred ,

i must tell you these are the great books if you concentrate on them
before i fetched you the books you shouldn't ignore your CBSE or NCERT books.

Chemistry:

• NCERT ,
• OP Tandon
• Arihant's Organic Chem,

Maths:

• RS Aggarwal,
• KC Sinha , SL Loni (Trigonometry & Conics),
• Hall & Knight Higher Algebra

Physics:

• NCERT physics
• Resnick-halliday

good luck..

Dear Friend

Work Hard and Self Study is only the key to Sucess in IIT Entrance exams.

So, if you really interested to clear this exams, then please regulary touch with books and work hard and solve previous year papers. Only then you will be able to clear the exams of IIT.

Manny students fill this entrance exams, but very few are able to clear this exams.

So, i would suggest you these books for the good preperation of IIT exams. So, please check these books for more detail -

Maths books by K.C.Sinha

Physics by H.C.Verma

MCQ Maths by Das Gupta.

hi!

Hard work, determination & right strategy will help you to get selected for the engineering courses offered by IITs through its IIT-JEE exam.

Following is a list of reference books for IIT JEE:

H.C. Verma Concepts of Physics Vol I and II
Nelkon and Parker Advanced Level Physics
R. S. Agarwal Maths XI & XII
Arihant Prakashan Organic Chemistry
O.P. Agarwal IIT Chemistry
R. S. Agarwal Maths XI & XII

Hi,
IIT JEE is one of the toughest engineering entrance exam. Having said that, it is not impossible to crack it.
If you work hard and prepare yourself and strong in the basics of class 11 and 12 syllabus, then you can surely crack it. the exam is mostly application oriented and following books will surely help you to Crack this exam.
For chemistry
1.NCERT Book
2.P Bahadur - physical chemistry.
3.OP Agarwal - IIT chemistry

for physics
1.HC Verma- Concepts of Physics Vol 1 and II
2.I.E Irodov- problems in General physics

For Maths,
1.RS Agarwal - Maths XI and XII.
2. S.L Loni

All the best.

Hi!
For clearing the IITJEE exam you have to devote yourself to study. You have to work hard and study about 12 to 15 hours daily.
Basically iitjee paper consists of deeply knowledge of 11th 12th course. So you first complete the +2 course then prepare from reference books like arihant's publications,m.l.khana.I.E,Irodove,O.P.aggarwal.

hello friend.....
to qualify in the iit jee exam you have to study really hard with full concentration and commitment ........
for chem you should follow NCERT , r n mukherjee, arihant
for maths kc sinha, r d sharma, arihant
physics h c verma, arihant

hii

to pass IIT entrance exam
to pass iitjee exam you require real hard work and lots of dedication.
there is no short cut for it.
some of the books are
physics: h.c.verma
chemistry:
organic: morrison and boyd
inorganic: tandon,p.l.soni
physical: tandon
maths: dasgupta

good luck.

IIT entrance examination is an engineering entrance examination to take admission in seven IITs in India. now IITs are the best institution for technical study in India. so so many student appear in the IIT entrance examination to take admission in IIT. as a result competition is very high. but if you have talent surely you may crack the IIT entrance examination.


what should you do?

1. study your text book of higher secondary very carefully.
2. go through the IIT syllabus and try to cover whole syllabus of IIT entrance examination before appearing in the examination.
3. clear the basic knowledge of each topic. question only come from basic part. details explanation is not come in the entrance examination.
4. buy some good books from market and practice them(books name already mentioned in so many post)
5. solve some model question paper.
6. you may join in coaching center. they will provide you study material and model question paper also.

these you may try to before appearing in IIT entrance examination.

best wishes.

1)Best books for IIT Exam

-->Physics

MECHANICS
Physics by H.C. Verma
Problems in physics by I.E. Irodov
Resnick and Halliday
ELECRICITY AND MAGNETISM
Resnick and Halliday
Circuits devices and systems by R.J. Smith
Problems in physics by I.E. Irodov
OPTICS
Physics by H.C. Verma
MODERN PHYSICS
Physics by H.C. Verma
Problems in Physics by I.E. Irodov
HEAT AND WAVES
Physics by H.C. Verma
Resnick and Halliday

-->Chemistry

-->ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Morrison & Boyd
Solutions to Morrison Boyd
Reaction mechanism in Organic Chemistry by Parmar ∓ Chawla
-->INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
NCERT Inorganic Chemistry
Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee
IIT Chemistry by O.P. Aggarwal
GENERAL CHEMISTRY
J.D. Lee
O.P. Aggarwal
R.C.Mukerjee

-->Maths

ALGEBRA
High school mathematics by Hall and Knight
IIT Maths by M.L. Khanna
CALCULUS amp; ANALYTIC GEOMETRY
G.N.Berman
Calculus and analytic geometry by Thomas and Finney
Coordinate geometry by Loney
IIT Maths by M.L. Khanna
I.A.Maron
VECTORS
IIT Maths by M.L. Khanna

Best of luck, above all best book is 11th and 12th and previous year question paper

Well Ms ''priyanka_swengg'' and Ms ''sindhusweety'', it is not at all fair if you copy posts from a dedicated member and paste them under the same discussion question. We shall see what the moderators have in store for you. Meanwhile, this is a warning for all members. I respect forum rules and ethics, and I want you to do the same.

Meanwhile Mr JAMESS, I want to correct your statement - there are 15 institutions that participate in the IIT-JEE. The list is mentioned under the banner on every IIT website. However, I applaud your suggestions - they will surely help the student.

Thanking all
nishant1110

Hi Utkarsh,

We recommend the following books if you are serious about your studies for IIT:

Physics:
• NCERT Physics
• HC Verma
• Arihant by DC Pandey
Chemistry:
• NCERT
• Physical - P Bahadur
• Organic -Arihant
• Inorganic - P.Bahadur/OP Tandon
Mathematics:
• ML Khanna or RD Sharma
• Arihant Series in Maths
if time permits TMH Mathematics

The full solution of H.C. Verma is available at our website kaysonseducation.co.in

We strongly recommend you complement your study from books with DVDs. Whereas books are static, with DVDs you can have a dynamic study experience with 3D images to explain concepts leaving you enough time to solve problems and also increase your concentration by 300%!

You can join our Facebook page as "Entrance Made Easy".

i had answered this question several times but for your help ,i am answering it once more .cracking IIT-JEE is not so simple .you need to study hard for atleast 2 years regularly for cracking exams like IIT-JEE. follow the following instruction to get success ;
(1)for PHYSICS ,solve ERODOV, H.C VERMA
(2)for MATHS read R.S AGGRAWAL,R.D SHARMA,DINESH OF 11&12
(3)for CHEMISTRY read NCERT book of class 11&12 .ncert books are the best as prescribed by the experts.


apart from this i will suggest you to join some kind of coaching because it is very difficult to prepare through self study .

It would be better if u join coaching institue but if cannt aford fee thenFor physics- HC verma
Maths- RD sharma
Chem.-CBSE textbook is enough

Originally Posted by utkarsh8aug

What should i do to pass IIT entrance exam and what are the books which i should read.

Following are the books to read for IIT/JEE which I found at the Facebook page "Entrance made Easy":

Physics:

• NCERT Physics
• HC Verma
• Arihant by DC Pandey
Chemistry:

• NCERT
• Physical - P Bahadur
• Organic -Arihant
• Inorganic - P.Bahadur/OP Tandon

Mathematics:
• ML Khanna or RD Sharma
• Arihant Series in Maths

if time permits TMH Mathematics

An ex-IITian has written about this and she keeps writing about it: http://education.ezinemark.com/iit-jee-preparation-study-long-study-wrong-56010dbfd38.html To study smart as opposed to studying hard, you should use new age tools like videos which is the new age and smart way to study about it. There are very very detailed videos available which deal with each and every subject and explain the subjects through 3D images and animations which is a huge improvement from the classroom teacher methods. You can order full set or free demo DVD through kaysonseducation.co.in

student studying 2 state board should refer which IIT entrance books

well IIT JEE requires through understanding of books and

clearity of concepts, at least 8 hours of self study is needed

on average.

follow the following books

Physics- H.C.verma, D.C.Pandey

Maths --Arihant and TMH

Chemistry-- Organic : arihant, Morisson Boyd
inorganic: O.P tandon
RCM(Physical), P.bahadur

What should I do if I am in 10th class?

how much hours to study in a day to crack iit?

How to pass IIT entrance exam?syllabuse?

HI
if you want to clear the iit exam then you will have to study 15 hours a day if you want to get addmission in good college of IIT

I HAVE GIVEN THE LIST OF BOOKS FOR THE IIT PREPRATION IN THE DOCUMENT FILE I HAVE ATTACHED
THANK U
ALL THE BEST...........

HI
if you want to clear the iit exam then you will have to study 15 hours a day if you want to get addmission in good college of IIT

I HAVE GIVEN THE LIST OF BOOKS FOR THE IIT PREPRATION IN THE DOCUMENT FILE I HAVE ATTACHED
THANK U
ALL THE BEST...........

Originally Posted by utkarsh8aug

What should i do to pass IIT entrance exam and what are the books which i should read.

Dear Friend,

You want to crack the IIT-JEE having good rank

At first I want to say that IIT-JEE is one of the most tough exams in India. Many students requires 2 to 3 attempts or even more to crack this exam.

But there are also many students, who can crack this exam in first attempt. If some one really work hard, study hard, engage himself/ herself completely in preparing for IIT-JEE, he/ she must succeed.

1. Always start preparing from 'Basics'

2. Never prefer solutions of questions before giving good attempt to the question. Try to solve the problem till you exhausted, always give a second or third attempt to the problem before moving to solution page.

3. Do not leave the question in middle. Never jump from one question to another in hurry. Lots of students practice questions without attempting it fully.

4. Always try a question with Conceptual Approach, do not just read the question and start solving it without realising the points that what is being asked in the question.

5. Divide your time well for your preparation of boards and for your IIT-JEE. So you will not miss anything. Time management is really important to do well in this exam.

6. Always keep the syllabus with you, before preparing the new topic look at the syllabus first.

7. Always try to solve 50-60 problems on per topic or chapter, but try to solve the quality problems which need different applications and concepts to solve the problem.

8. Make your own strategy to crack the exam, rather then following others. Try to learn the fundamentals of the concepts rather then memorising the concepts.

9. Always practice previous year's papers; it will give you the idea about the type of questions asked in the exam, and the level of difficulty of the questions.

10. Always remember that time is really important factor for every exam. Try to finish your paper well before time, so that you will get time to review your answers.


Dont follow too many books, which will confuse you rather. Only follow limited and selected books that suits you well...

The name of some books that can help are as follows.......

Chemistry

1 NCERT Chemistry XI & XII

2 P. Bahadur Physical Chemistry

3 Arihant Prakashan Organic Chemistry


Physics

1 H.C. Verma Concepts of Physics Vol I and II

2 I.E. Irodov Problems in General Physics

3 Halliday, Resnick & Walker Fundamentals of Physics



Mathematics

1 R. S. Agarwal Maths XI & XII

2 S.L. Loni Plane Trigonometry Part I

3 S.L. Loni Co-ordinate Geometry

4 Hall & Knight Higher Algebra

5 I.A. Maron Problems in Calculus of One Variable

6 Vectors & 3-D Geometry Arihant Prakashan


Best of Luck.........

I am also attaching more tips which help you just before your IIT-JEE exam Download it......

The only way to pass IIT entrance exam is hard work. You need to be focussed right from the very first day of class 11. Develop strong interests in the subjects and build a strong conceptual knowledge. For better resuls you can join a good coaching institute like FIITJEE. The only thing you need to make sure that you need to work really hard and make sure that your concepts are clear because the questions asked in IITJEE are conceptual and require a smart thinking and are not just formula oriented.

These books will help you

physics
H.C.Verma(both the volumes)

chemistry
K.L.Chugh(for class 11 and 12)
R.C.Mukherjee

maths
M.L.Agarwal

also subscribe for the magazines 'physics today', 'chemistry today' and 'mathematics today' at www.mtg.in for perfect results.

best of luck!!!

I am brij and i am week and i read in class 12th but i have interested engineer how quaify iit exam and how i prepare for to pass iit entrance .

I am brij and i am week and i read in class 12th but i have interested engineer how quaify iit exam and how i prepare for to pass iit entrance .which book taken and how many hour read.

thanks,
but where this books bought

Originally Posted by utkarsh8aug

What should i do to pass IIT entrance exam and what are the books which i should read.

Hey dear user there wont be any special book for IIT-JEE instead of your 11th 12th syllabus. It will be advised to work hard on your basics and try to get as much knowledge and tricks as you can to solve all the questions. It is advised to look up for NCERT Books based on CBSE patter.

NCert RS Agarwal maths for 11th as well as 12th.

NCERT physics vol 1&2 for 11th and vol 1&2 for 12th

NCERT chemistry vol 1&2 for 11th and vol 1&2 for 12th.

Best of luck

Originally Posted by utkarsh8aug

What should i do to pass IIT entrance exam and what are the books which i should read.

Guidelines To Follow For IITJEE:

## One questions which always strikes our mind when we sit down to study is from where should we start? I would suggest you to start from basics and that means from the very first chapter itself. Choose the subject which appeals to you the most and start working from the first day itself.

## If you have gone through the previous year question papers of IITJEE then you must have noticed one thing that the questions are mostly objective type and conceptual. So the margin of error is very less over here. There is no scope of wild guessing. Either yoy know the answer or you don't. So this gives a brief idea i presume as to how much you need to study to get the syllabus under your control.

## In the question paper equal weightage is given to physics, chemistry and mathematics. So from the very beginning itself you should not be biased towards any subject, a common mistake which many students does thinking they will be able to make up for it in the next subject. This is a wrong concept. Here every marks counts and so you cannot afford to leave any part.

## Make a time-table and try to stick to it as much as possible. Keep some time for revision work to find out how much you have been able to retain so far. After completing one lesson try to solve the back exercise then and then to find out your progress level. This will help you to boost your confidence.

## As mentioned earlier that the syllabus demands of you a conceptual approach to problems therefore if you think by mugging up sums and problems you will be able to work out all problems then you are wrong. If they tweak the sum a little bit then you won't be able to get the hang of it at all. So first read, understand and then approach it.

## From four to five months beforehand you should start practising the mock test papers. Since time management is very important therefore you should keep a stop watch besides you. Never go for the papers with solutions. This won't give you the push to work out sums on your own. If you face problem anywhere then sort it out by consulting your teachers. Don't go for solutions as that is the easy way out.

## For last minute revision you should also prepare some notes. This will help you to construct answers properly and at the same time you can go through this before the exam to kill time. Sitting down with friends and solving problems in groups can also be mentally enriching. Group discussion is always a good way of sharing your thoughts and it helps to clarify lot of things playfully.

## The pressure of studies is always immense but positive approach and relaxed attitude needs to be maintained as otherwise things will only become more complicated for you to handle. Therefore eat well, sleep well, keep some time just for yourself when thoughts of studies should be put to rest completely. If possible do a bit of yoga and meditation regularly. That helps a lot. Outdoor sports can also be a good option to resort to.

IIT JEE Reference Books:



Physics For IIT-JEE & Other Engineering Entrance Examinations (Volume - 1)
by Amit Gupta, Halliday, Resnick, Walker
Publisher: Wiley India



Physics for IIT-JEE & Other Engineering Entrance Examinations (Volume - II)
by Manish K. Singhal, Halliday, Resnick, Walker
Publisher: Wiley India Pvt Ltd



J.D. Lee Concise Inorganic Chemistry For IIT-JEE
by Sudarsan Guha
Publisher: Wiley India Pvt Ltd



Organic Chemistry For IIT-JEE & Other Engineering Entrances
by Solomons, Fryhle, MS Chouhan
Publisher: Wiley India Pvt Ltd



Mathematics For IIT-JEE: Algebra (Volume - I)
by Dr. U M Swamy Dr. G S N Murti
Publisher: Wiley India Pvt Ltd



Mathematics For IIT-Jee, Trigonometry Vector Algebra Probability, Vol 2
by Dr. U M Swamy Dr. G S N Murti
Publisher: Wiley India Pvt Ltd

Hope this helps :-> :->

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