<p>Hey guys, </p>
<p>sorry for posting this on here, doesn't have anything to do with college apps. :P</p>
<p>I was wondering which books you guys used to study for class 12 cbse, like which ref books are good (Comprehensive[LP],Pradeep,Dinesh,Modern ABC, etc..). Not for quick revision, but for like actual topics with complete in depth teaching.</p>
<p>THanks(:</p>
<p>I’m gonna start 12th too but I know some good ones.
Organic chemistry - OP Tandon
Numerical chemistry - P Bahadur
Physics - HC Verma</p>
<p>Don’t miss out on SL Arora for physics. It’s insanely good, and I haven’t opened my physics textbook the last two years, coz SL is just SO comprehensive!
It takes hold of every topic in depth, and you understand all the dimensions of your topic, not just that one paragraph covered in your textbook. Okay, basically, I cannot stress enough on how good I found it. :D</p>
<p>Physics-S.L Arora, Problems HC Verma or Irodov[if you are serious].
Chemistry-Pradeep and chemical numericals by Mukherjee
Maths-R D Sharma, Topper learning papers, SL Loney all types of book, Higher Algebra,
*If you are weak in Maths then get Basic Mathematics of Serge Lang, Springer [Rs.500]
*If you are weak in Physics get conceptual Physics of Hewitt.
----You can get this all books from Flipkart.com at much reasonable rates.------
I buy all my books from above site.
you can also try Junglee.com India’s Amazon to buy books that are not available here.</p>
<p>im not focused on aieee or iit prep. just want books for the cbse board exams. reference books/ sample papers.</p>
<p>ML Khanna for maths. It’s a little tough, but will stand you in good stead!</p>
<p>Also, I would recommend that you buy the Together With (question) books for all your subjects, coz each of them contains chapter-wise lists of questions- textbook qs + past qs from the last 20 yrs ke board papers + a separate list of tricky/important questions + HOTS questions, as well as about 20 sample papers + AI board papers for the last 3 years + the current year’s CBSE sample papers.
And, short notes for every chapter.</p>
<p>In the end, I think cracking the Boards is all about practice, and the TW books give you plenty of that!</p>
<p>Hope this helped, all the best! :)</p>
<p>Has anyone here used the Resnik and Halliday books for Physics? They are pretty good for conceptual stuff :p</p>
<p>VMC modules help as well. Though I wouldn’t know anything ;)</p>
<p>I use Halliday for Physics. I find it more useful for AIEEE/JEE prep than board prep, though.</p>
<p>I got Comprehensive for Chem and SL Arora for Physics. I have RS Aggarwal for Math.</p>