JEE Preparation: My Treasure Trove of Books

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Story Behind the Books

My journey wasn't just about textbooks but a collection of every piece of material I used to prepare for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE). This collection was not just a stack of books but a representation of my dedication and relentless pursuit of knowledge. Although the images were taken before I left Kota in December 2019, the arrangement and organization provide a unique perspective on the unspoken rule among JEE aspirants – keeping your study materials in a cluttered, yet organized manner.

My Collection

Here's a detailed list of the books and materials I gathered during my preparation:

Mathematics

Allen study materials Cengage Mathematics Notes from Kota Mixed notebooks for Mathematics (M IV, MR2, etc.) Concept of Physics by HC Verma (both volumes) Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov

Physics

Concept of Physics by HC Verma (both volumes) Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov

Chemistry

Solomon and Fryhle MS Chouhan N Awasthi

Each of these books was acquired for a specific reason, be it peer pressure, inspiration, or direct need. Some were used extensively, while others were merely collected due to the excitement of picking up yet another material for my preparation.

Books Never Let You Down

Each book in my collection had its unique story. My encounter with Trigonometry from HC Verma was one of particular underconfidence, as the topic was complex for me at the beginning. However, the book was a valuable resource that I still hold dear. On the other hand, novels like 'The Fault in Our Stars' and 'Murder on the Orient Express' provided a solace amidst the chaos of preparation. 'Wuthering Heights' was a gift from a friend during a citywide book sale, and I picked it up out of curiosity.

Nostalgia and Future Aspirations

While going through my old study materials, a truckload of nostalgia hit me. These books were more than just resources—they were a testament to my hard work and dedication. The plan I wrote two days before my exams on the whiteboard serves as a reminder of my planned study schedule during the lockdown. The fortitude of using throw and use pens for their economy and efficiency is something I still cherish.

How to Acquire

For those who are passionate about JEE preparation, I'm willing to share my collection. If you're interested, you can contact me after the counselling ends in July. There will be no charge for the books, as my motivation was solely to pass on the valuable resources that aided my journey.

Conclusion

The books I've listed here are more than just materials for JEE preparation—they are a part of my journey. They remind me of the hard work, dedication, and perseverance that went into succeeding in the exam. If you're aspiring to crack JEE and could benefit from these resources, don't hesitate to reach out to me after the counselling process. Together, we can take a step closer to our academic goals.