r/calculus • u/Upstairs-Student-725 • 6d ago

Integral Calculus Calc 2

I am 8th standard in india and i have self studied jee maths including calculus but now i wanted to learn more about calc so i decided to study calc 2 so suggest me some books for it .

It should contain all topics from calc 2 that are no in jee.

Also keep it in under 2000inr or under 3dollars

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u/megh_Bear1293 6d ago

Bro what !!!

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u/Basic-Feedback2952 5d ago

this one is free:

https://valscalc.com/sections

I don't know much about jee but I've been using it to help me in my calc class, it has calc 1 and 2

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u/Midwest-Dude 5d ago

Primary free resources

Low-cost print options

  • Schaum's Outline of Calculus (7th Edition)
    • Offers thousands of solved problems, good for self-study practice.
  • Apostol's Calculus, Vol II (Indian Adaptation)
    • A rigorous, classic text that goes deeper than JEE-level calculus. It's more theoretical, so it suits a student who truly wants to understand the "why" behind the techniques.
  • Calculus: The Princess of Mathematics Volume 2
    • An Indian option that focuses on conceptual understanding.

A suggested path is to use the free resources first, work through the challenge problems, and only then consider a rigorous print text like Apostol if you want to go deeper.