NEET or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is the most distinguished entrance examination among all India’s competitive examinations at present. To achieve success in this competitive test and to get a government college medical seat slot is not an easy task. Most of the medical aspirants are goal-oriented and driven towards their successful accomplishment of Indian medical seats, but mostly failed due to simple mistakes that could cost them high.
NEET medical entrance examination is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) across the country and is one of the most aspiring examinations. And every medical aspirant should start their study preparation with prior planning and implementation. In view of the significance of preparation, one needs to get the right books in hand to get ready to crack the entrance exam.
The majority of NEET-UG syllabus comprises NCERT 11th and 12th class board syllabus and more than 60% can be covered with the thorough preparation of these textbooks. But NCERT textbooks are not completely sufficient to get a full grip on the subject concepts and preparation and to fulfill the gap students need to study few other reference books.
For the competitive examination like NEET, every student might be preparing from day one of their 11th standard to 12th standard and few might also try for one long-term year also. Therefore to attain meritorious results in this most competitive examination every student should attain the mastery of the concepts, repeated practice on the numerical problems is very crucial.
In order to get a good understanding of the concepts and wisdom provides you with a list of few important reference books of all the three NEET subjects from the hundreds of available books. Pick a few among the list provided to successfully qualify for the NEET entrance examination.
Before choosing the right books one needs to understand that there are few books most prescribed
- should clear the basic concepts,
- should provide great practice on unified questions,
- should give logical reference and clarify the concepts and formulas
- should help in the incorporation of applied information in the illumination of questions and problems
- should test the numerical knowledge of the individual
- should provide thorough explanations for the numerical problems with solutions
- tips and tricks to reduce the time in solving the long numerical questions
- application of formulas and their solutions
- help in improving the accuracy and speed
LIST OF IMPORTANT REFERENCE BOOKS FOR NEET BIOLOGY
- NCERT textbook –Biology (Class 11th and 12th)
- NCERT Exemplar—Biology (Class 11th and 12th )
- Objective NCERT at your Fingertips for NEET
- Trueman’s Elementary Biology Volume 1 & 2
- Botany by AC Dutta
- Genetics by Strickberger
- Biology Books by T.L Rayar
- Biology from GRB Bathla’s
- Pradeep Guide on Biology
- Objective Biology by Dinesh
- Objective Biology by Ansari
LIST OF IMPORTANT REFERENCE BOOKS FOR NEET CHEMISTRY
- NCERT Chemistry textbooks of Class 11th and 12th
- NCERT Exemplar
- Organic Chemistry by Morrison and Boyd
- Preparatory Series Objective Chemistry by Dr. R K Gupta
- Organic Chemistry by Solemon
- Objective Chemistry Vol I and II by Pradeep
- Organic Chemistry by MS Chauhan
- Inorganic Chemistry by OP Tandon
- Objective Chemistry for NEET by Dinesh
- Numerical Chemistry by P. Bahadur
MUST READ NEET BOOKS FOR PHYSICS
- NCERT PHYSICS BOOKS of 11th& 12th
- Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma
- Objectives of Physics by D.C. Pandey and Satya Prakash Arya
- Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov
- Understanding Physics by D.C Pandey
- Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick, and walker
- Cengage Physics NEET for everyone by C.P. Singh
- Fundamentals of Physics by Pradeep
- Objective NCERT at your Fingertips (Physics) by MTG
Most medical aspirants lose hope when they are unable to recollect the subject after hours of study it is not at all advisable. One needs to understand that recollection depends on various aspects especially try to use simple tips for recollection and Never lose hope. If you can’t get the things right you can get them after repeated trials if you lose HOPE, you lose everything.
Also, refer to the other articles on NEET 2020 from this blog www.wisdomoverseas.com