Good Books For IITJEE

Which books are good for MATHS?

S.L.Loney for trignometry,coordinate geometry and vectors
I.A.Maron for calculus (selected portions)
G.N.Berman for calculus (selected portions)
M.L.Khanna’s IIT guide (is quite good for practice)
Tata McGraw Hill (if time permits then and then only)

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Study Material can be taken from here for references :- Physics
Chemistry
Mathematics

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Which books are good for CHEMISTRY?
– Physical chemistry

R.C.Mukerjee (try to almost complete the book)
P.Bahadur
IIT guide by O.P.Agarwal

– Organic chemistry

Morrison Boyd (selectively study…very nice book!)
Solutions to Morrison Boyd (IIT profs. make lots of problem from this book!!!)
IIT guide by O.P.Agarwal (problems only,don’t go in for theory)

– Inorganic chemistry

IIT guide by O.P.Agarwal is sufficient
Any intermediate inorganic chemistry book.

Which books are good for PHYSICS?

we have categorized the books into three categories as follows

– Mechanics

Resnick Halliday Part 1(this book is superb provided you have somebody to xplain it to you..)
H.C.Verma Part 1(very nice book..lots of conceptual problems ..but no complicated problems)
IIT guide by S.L.Gupta (one should try to solve the unsolved questions of this book)
I.E.Irodov (most of the problems are quite good.Leave heavy dose mathematical problems)

– Electricity and Magnetism

Resnick Halliday Part 2 (this is very nice book provided you have somebody to xplain the text for you)
H.C.Verma Part 2 ( problems are conceptual , but not sufficient)
I.E.Irodov (only those problems that are in your course)

– Modern Physics

H.C.Verma Part 2 (modern physics portion should be done as much as possible)
IIT guide by S.L.Gupta (solved problems)

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