which book is better for class 11 physics and chemistry
1)Pradeep .
2) sl arara .
3. modern abc
4 all in one ( arrhnt)??
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....... Hey mate all in one (arihant) and ncert is best..... Its my personal experience also....... And I got 80+ only because of all in one... So its best....
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which book is better for class 11 physics and chemistry
Well it depends on the purpose of course. If you are preparing for board examination (CBSE) then the primary books, the so called ‘Gita', are the NCERT textbooks. But what I find is that for physics, NCERT is a bit tricky to grasp at one go. So more student friendly books are often required. The best reference books are ‘Dinesh New Millennium Physics' and ‘Pradeep’s Fundamental Physics'. For conceptual learning and brainstorming problems H.C Verma is worth a go but not a necessity.
Now, if you are preparing for JEE Main or NEET , you need a little edge over your board preparation. That can be achieved by thoroughly solving both volumes of H.C Verma. Also D.C Pandey's “Understanding Physics” series comes in handy for JEE preparation.
Now for JEE Advanced and AIIMS preparation, you need everything stated above plus Cengage series of books and the Problem book of I.E Irodov.
So overall NCERT and HC Verma are primary purchases for your higher secondary physics. Other books have to be chosen wisely as per requirement.
And yes! If you feel that you need to sharpen your concepts more do give Resnick,Hallidy a read after H.C Verma.
Well it depends on the purpose of course. If you are preparing for board examination (CBSE) then the primary books, the so called ‘Gita', are the NCERT textbooks. But what I find is that for physics, NCERT is a bit tricky to grasp at one go. So more student friendly books are often required. The best reference books are ‘Dinesh New Millennium Physics' and ‘Pradeep’s Fundamental Physics'. For conceptual learning and brainstorming problems H.C Verma is worth a go but not a necessity.
Now, if you are preparing for JEE Main or NEET , you need a little edge over your board preparation. That can be achieved by thoroughly solving both volumes of H.C Verma. Also D.C Pandey's “Understanding Physics” series comes in handy for JEE preparation.
Now for JEE Advanced and AIIMS preparation, you need everything stated above plus Cengage series of books and the Problem book of I.E Irodov.
So overall NCERT and HC Verma are primary purchases for your higher secondary physics. Other books have to be chosen wisely as per requirement.
And yes! If you feel that you need to sharpen your concepts more do give Resnick,Hallidy a read after H.C Verma.
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