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)

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

• 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)