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Mathematics - Practice as much as you can. Go through the previous year question papers, it will give you the idea of toughness. Some topics forms the base for all other chapters like - Quadratic Equations, Logarithams & Trigonometry, So have command on them.Physics - Most interesting subject. Some of the easiest chapters are - Current Electricity, Modern Physics, Optics, Waves, etc. Mechanics is very important. I would suggest IE Irodov for Mechanics (Although, it is tough but give ample exposure to topic and a huge confidence).Physical Chemistry - I would suggest to practice as much as you can. Make a formula notebook as well so you can revise them just before your exam. Concentrate more on hard chapters like Thermodynamics, Ionic equilibrium, etc. Have a command on easy topics such as Solution, Mole Concept, Solid. States , Chemical Kinetics, etc.Organic Chemistry - By heart all the important named reactions. Make some conversion charts including all the important reactions. Some topics such as Cannizaro Reaction, Aldol Synthesis, etc. which are highly important, find out those parts seeing last year papers and mug them all.Inorganic Chemistry - Its all about how you mug it. Practise Salt Analysis. Exceptions are very important. By heart P-Block from NCERT.At last few points to remember -1. Make Short notes of a topic as it finshes.2. Solve last years question papers.3. If you don't understand any topic, clearify it from your friend.4. Study regularly.5. Don't loose hope at any time.And Remember Always.Best of Luck!!!Edit-Some books that i used to read werePhysics -1. HC Verma (Basic problems and context)2. IE Irodov (Gives Insight to some hard problems which will give you huge confidence as well as command on topic.)3. DC Pandey (only, if you want to clear a topic you find hard)Maths -1. Tata Mcgraw Hill (for practise of questions)Chemistry -1. NCERT2. Solomon & Fryhle & M.S. Chouhan (for organic chemistry, adapted for JEE)3. JD Lee (for inorganic chemistry)

Mathematics - Practice as much as you can. Go through the previous year question papers, it will give you the idea of toughness. Some topics forms the base for all other chapters like - Quadratic Equations, Logarithams & Trigonometry, So have command on them.Physics - Most interesting subject. Some of the easiest chapters are - Current Electricity, Modern Physics, Optics, Waves, etc. Mechanics is very important. I would suggest IE Irodov for Mechanics (Although, it is tough but give ample exposure to topic and a huge confidence).Physical Chemistry - I would suggest to practice as much as you can. Make a formula notebook as well so you can revise them just before your exam. Concentrate more on hard chapters like Thermodynamics, Ionic equilibrium, etc. Have a command on easy topics such as Solution, Mole Concept, Solid. States , Chemical Kinetics, etc.Organic Chemistry - By heart all the important named reactions. Make some conversion charts including all the important reactions. Some topics such as Cannizaro Reaction, Aldol Synthesis, etc. which are highly important, find out those parts seeing last year papers and mug them all.Inorganic Chemistry - Its all about how you mug it. Practise Salt Analysis. Exceptions are very important. By heart P-Block from NCERT.At last few points to remember -1. Make Short notes of a topic as it finshes.2. Solve last years question papers.3. If you don't understand any topic, clearify it from your friend.4. Study regularly.5. Don't loose hope at any time.And Remember Always.Best of Luck!!!Edit-Some books that i used to read werePhysics -1. HC Verma (Basic problems and context)2. IE Irodov (Gives Insight to some hard problems which will give you huge confidence as well as command on topic.)3. DC Pandey (only, if you want to clear a topic you find hard)Maths -1. Tata Mcgraw Hill (for practise of questions)Chemistry -1. NCERT2. Solomon & Fryhle & M.S. Chouhan (for organic chemistry, adapted for JEE)3. JD Lee (for inorganic chemistry)

Mathematics - Practice as much as you can. Go through the previous year question papers, it will give you the idea of toughness. Some topics forms the base for all other chapters like - Quadratic Equations, Logarithams & Trigonometry, So have command on them.Physics - Most interesting subject. Some of the easiest chapters are - Current Electricity, Modern Physics, Optics, Waves, etc. Mechanics is very important. I would suggest IE Irodov for Mechanics (Although, it is tough but give ample exposure to topic and a huge confidence).Physical Chemistry - I would suggest to practice as much as you can. Make a formula notebook as well so you can revise them just before your exam. Concentrate more on hard chapters like Thermodynamics, Ionic equilibrium, etc. Have a command on easy topics such as Solution, Mole Concept, Solid. States , Chemical Kinetics, etc.Organic Chemistry - By heart all the important named reactions. Make some conversion charts including all the important reactions. Some topics such as Cannizaro Reaction, Aldol Synthesis, etc. which are highly important, find out those parts seeing last year papers and mug them all.Inorganic Chemistry - Its all about how you mug it. Practise Salt Analysis. Exceptions are very important. By heart P-Block from NCERT.At last few points to remember -1. Make Short notes of a topic as it finshes.2. Solve last years question papers.3. If you don't understand any topic, clearify it from your friend.4. Study regularly.5. Don't loose hope at any time.And Remember Always.Best of Luck!!!