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Physics paper of aiims 2017 was really tough..even though i saved apparently ample amount of time to solve physics section including A&R..but still failed to completele the paper..had to leave 5 brainstorming quedtions…Sooo ..i would highly recommend to solve HC VERMA..DC PANDEY.. AND PREVIOUS IITJEE AND BITSPILANI QUESTION BANK✌️

I appeared for JEE adv in 2017 and got an AIR 1259. I'm a resonite, too. And you are right! Resonance material is more than enough. At our Surat batch, most of my friends have done the material nearly 3–4 times. I myself have completed it 4–5 times. Resonance material is sufficient for JEE. It covers all the topic and type of questions related to JEE. I've not bought any other reference books.(Not Even HC Verma) Just Resonance material, 38 years by Arihant and Hard Work. That's all what it needs to be an IITian.It was my first answer on Quora!Upvote if you like the answer.Edit1) Thank you all for 100 Upvotes on My First Answer.Edit2) It's 200 now

Physics -Our sir had always stressed the importance of concepts and he is a huge fan of Concepts of Physics by HC Verma. He always told us that if you can solve every question of HC Verma properly and understand it you won't have any problem in physics. I followed his advice and mostly focused on solving HC Verma.If you feel like you are upto it and physics interests you I would recommend solving Irodov as well. I didn't solve it very much (mostly did kinematics only). It's still a very useful book to learn how to apply the concepts in more difficult cases.Chemistry -Physical Chemistry -At first I solved P Bahadur but after around 5 months it was starting to affect my performance as I realized that most of the objective questions were directly questions from past JEE papers. It's still a good book for subjective questions but I wanted practice with objective questions. So, I switched to N Awasthi. I believe that is a good book to revise your concepts properly (with level 1 and 3) and then solve the good questions (level 2).Organic Chemistry -I mostly solved MS Chauhan for organic chemistry. At some point I decided to solve Himanshu Pandey as well but I didn't use it as extensively because of numerous mistakes in the answer key. I would definitely recommend MS Chauhan as it tests most concepts of organic chemistry. There are some chapters which are not adequately covered but they are mostly about mugging up.Inorganic Chemistry -For this I used VK Jaiswal throughout without any issues.Chemistry Notes -Our chemistry teacher was exceptional and her notes are amazing. Because of this I never really used any reference book for studying chemistry so I can't really recommend any book.Maths-This is the toughest one as there is no clear best book for maths in my opinion. The best book for someone depends on how easy maths is for them and their capacity to learn. Personally, our teacher had recommended Arihant Objective Mathematics (2 big books). I followed that for a good amount of time. Eventually, when we reached calculus the book seemed very easy to me and felt like a waste of time. So I switched to Cengage as I had seen my friend use that and the level was higher than Arihant. I suppose in the end it didn't matter as level of JEE this year was much closer to Arihant than Cengage.Past years questions -I had bought past 37 years books for all three subjects and I solved them regularly chapterwise. A lot of people solve them towards the end for revision but I would recommend solving them once when you do the chapter and at least one more time during revision.Revision strategy at the end -In the last 2 months for revision I mostly did the assignments given to us at BT apart from regular tests in class and two 6 hour tests every week. Also, I solved FIITJEE GMP of all three subjects.Finally, I would say don't copy someone blindly. What works for someone might not work for you and you should focus on finding which books and methods work for you.