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Deeksha Dixit
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No, NCERT books are not enough for NDA preparation. To master each subject, you will need to consult some other practice books and other reference materials. The NCERTs are a crucial part of preparation for the math paper and the GK section of the GAT. These books help build a strong foundation for paper as well as being reliable government sources. However, you will need some other preparation material, such as sectional practice books. You can find a detailed list of books that can help you prepare here: https://www.shiksha.com/exams/nda-exam-books.
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Aniket Mandal
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Yes, definitely you can achieve that number with your hardwork and dedication but the chances are low to get 100 percent as somehow in any of the subject 1-2 marks will be deducted automatically. But you should try your best for it. Good Luck.
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Deeksha Dixit
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No, NCERT books are important, but they are not sufficient to prepare for the WBCS Mains exam. The WBCS has such a broad syllabus that you will need to study additional standard textbooks to prepare for this exam. The NCERT books for classes VI to X provide a good overview of the fundamentals of general awareness subjects, particularly for the prelim stage, but they cannot be relied on entirely. You need to study additional books such as:
1. Spectrum Publication and Jiban Mukhopadhyay's Swadesh Sabhyota for history
2. Arvind Kumar and state geography books for geography
3. Nitin Singhania for Indian Economics and Joydeb Sarkhel for Econom
1. Spectrum Publication and Jiban Mukhopadhyay's Swadesh Sabhyota for history
2. Arvind Kumar and state geography books for geography
3. Nitin Singhania for Indian Economics and Joydeb Sarkhel for Econom
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Hello, One cannot adequately prepare for the JEE exams after attending inexpensive or lower grade schools. Anyone can participate in the JEE or any other admission exam if there are qualified and experienced teachers working in the classrooms. Since the advent of information technology, exam preparation methods have altered, and all students now have access to these platforms' advantages. As a result, you don't need to use expensive coaching facilities to prepare for the JEE exam. You can do it yourself with the resources you already have. Happy New Year!
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Harsh Kumar
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NCERT is very useful for preparing and appearing for JEE Advanced you will get your basic concepts cleared from it and will be helpful for solving theoretical questions in the exam, don't totally depend on the book use it as a reference and keep solving questions and workbooks.
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Yuvraj Singh
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If you read it seriously because many time NTA give that questions whuch are based on only one line of ncrte. I hope you understand that how to study ncrte. This is very important to make self notes and questions from ncrte important lines.
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Sandeep Kumar
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NCERT is the based of your Chemistry. You can score 80% through NCERT book. Practice more questions and be serious about your career. You will definitely score a good marks. Because only you know your capability, and you can. So, Best Of Luck.
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Shijin Kumar c
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Yes, it is a part of the syllabus for the exam for which you are preparing. Well, you could cover your 11th and 12 class portions because that is what is mostly covered for the exam that you are preparing for. Along with it, you can refer to the previous year's papers and question banks that might help you know what to expect for the exam.
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