Grade 11General Physics
Halliday/Resnick/Walker is good or h c verma for iit-jee
Halliday/Resnick/Walker is good or h c verma for iit-jee
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AKASH GOYAL AskiitiansExpert-IITD
Approved Tutor Answer15 Years agoDear Neeraj
Halliday/Resnick/Walker is a good book but not written on the pattern of JEE. you should focus more on H C Verma and D C Pandey. If you face any problem then you can refer halliday for that topic
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AKASH GOYAL
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shravan prashant kamat
Approved Tutor Answer15 Years agoit depends on time available to you.if you are in std 12 now read hcv .if you have enough time read resnick haliday and solve hcv problems/please approve my answer
Deepak Ghansela
Approved Tutor Answer15 Years agoHC Verma for sure is the best.
Aakash Hemant Jha
Approved Tutor Answer15 Years agoFor prepration for iit hcvema should be prefered .But Resnick\Hallidey& walker is written by russian writer & not according to syllabus of iit.
Yash Maurya
Well according to me NCERT is best for building concept, I agree that it contains less amount of questions but every question has a good level..so NCERT should not be neglected..! If you think..you have NCERT in full command then you can go for HC Verma...!
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