Hi Adesh

The modules are more than sufficient, if you have done them several times, and understand each word of the module. It really helps, especially in organic chemistry, when you can visualise the reactions in your head, as you saw in the module. If you want supplementary material, I

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Cengage is a good book for jee mains and advanced cengage book is so made that you'll get questions from different books in it that is in cengage you'll find questions of hc Verma, ERODOV, etc all combined. Solving past year with cengage will give you good practice.

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see it depends on the exam authority, if they decided that questions is too tough and the number of failure candidates is large than they may decided to give grace marks to all candidates, however it is not like every year grace marks is given for all subjects. you

Hello student cut off vary every year on various factors like the level of question in the entrance examination and total number of applicants in that examination, as per previous year records its expected that cutoff for PwD candidates will be aroun 0.11 percentile. As you've scored 39.63 percentile yes

Dear,

Basically, maths can be broadly divided into the following sections

• Algebra and Complex Number
• Coordinate Geometry
• Calculus
• Vectors and 3D Geometry
• Probability and Statistics
• Trigonometry

Trigonometry- I would recommend to study and practice this section during the early stages of JEE preparation. Also, please memorize the important Trigonometry formulas,

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I would suggest you to solve questions in Tata McGraw Hills. It is one of the best books to improve your mathematics skills. The good thing is the quality of the questions present in it. The questions may be less in number compared to Arihant but it will cover