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A.PHYSICS:-

I.THEORY:-

FIXED ELEMENTS:-
HANDBOOK OF PHYSICS BY YAROSKY
NCERT

FIXED TIER:-
SERWAY AND JEWETT UNIVERSITY PHYSICS (HAS AN EDGE OVER SEARS AND ZEM. IN
THOERY+TOUGHER QUES.)
RESNIK HALLIDAY KRANE
CENGAGE BM SHARMA
HC VERMA
MODULES OF UNACADEMY
NOOTAN

SPECIALIZED SOURCES:-

EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS:-
1ST-NCERT LAB MANUALS+UNACADEMY NOTES SECTION + ERRORS CHAPTER (ALL THEM ERRORS
GIVEN WHICH ARE IN JEE SYLLABUS)

ERRORS:-
1ST-JOHN TAYLOR ERROR ANALYSIS
2ND-UNACADEMY NOTES SECTION + 1ST CHAPTER + LAST CHAPTER (ERRORS)

UNITS AND MEASUREMENTS:-

1ST-AG CHERTOV + EVERY CHAPTER'S UNITS TO BE LEARNT
2ND-UNACADEMY NOTES SECTION + UNACADEMY MODULE-1ST CHAPTER

UNITS AND DIMENSIONS:-

1ST-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS AND MODELLING THOMAS KERESISTZ + RC GIBBINGS (REMOVE THIS
IF OVERLAPPED) +EVERY CHAPTERS UNITS AND DIMENSION

MOTION IN 1D:-
1ST-KLEPNER AND KOLENKOW

MOTION IN 2D:-
1ST-KLEPNER AND KOLENKOW

LAWS OF MOTION:-
1ST-KLEPNER AND KOLENKOW

WORK ENERGY POWER:-

1ST-KLEPNER AND KOLENKOW

VECTOR MECHANICS:-
1ST-VECTOR MECHANICS: STATICS AND DYNAMICS BY BEER AND JOHNSTON

SYSTEM OF PATICLES AND ROTATIONAL MOTION:-

1ST-KLEPNER AN KOLENKOW
GRAVITATION:-
1ST-KLEPNER AN KOLENKOW

MECHANICAL PROPERTEIS OF SOLIDS:-

1ST-RC HIBBELER MECH F MAT.

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF FLUIDS:-

1ST-GK BATCHELOR

II. NUMERICALS:-

IN NUMERICALS, THE 1ST, 2ND, 3RD, NUMBERING DOESN'T SHOW THE DIFFICULTY DECREASING
FROM 1ST OR DEPTH DECREASING FROM 1ST LIKE IN THEORY. ALSO, UNLIKE THEORY WHERE THE
IF THE HIGHEST WAS DONE, YOU CAN MOVE ON, IN QUESTIONS, THESE ARE ALL TOP LEVEL
QUESTIONS WHICH MUST BE DONE.
REASON? WELL THE THEORY REMAINS THE SAME UNIVERSALLY, SO THE 'X' BEST BOOK PICKED
COVERS THOERY BETTER THAN OTHERS. BUT IN QUESTIONS, DO THEY HAVE A LIMIT? NO! GO AS
EXTREME AS POSSIBLE, THE MORE YOU PRACTICE THE BETTER. QUESTIONS ARE ALWAYS
UNEXPECTED AND HARSH, ALL THESE BOOKS GIVE DIFFERENT APPROACH. SO DO ALL. THEY ARE
ALLOTTT.

FIXED SOURCES:-
OBVIO FIRST IS NCERT
1ST-"BM Sharma"
2ND-"Anurag Mishra PROBLEMS IN PHYSICS"
3RD-"AAKASH Magnet"
4TH-FIIT JEE DLPS
5TH-"FIIT JEE Review"
6TH-"FIIT JEE GMP" (Grand Master Package)
7TH-Shashi Bhushan Tiwari"
8TH-Irodov+HIS FUNDAMENALS OF PHSICS, ONLY QUESTIONS.
9TH-"Krotov"
10TH"200 Puzzling Problems" by Peter Gnadig
11TH-"Pathfinder"
12TH-"300 Problems Holics"
13TH-"200 More Puzzling Problems" by Honyek
BASICS TO ADVANCED: JAPANESE
ZUBOV
AA PINSKY
BUKHOTSEV
ZUBIV

NOTE THAT, THE PROBLEMS FROM

1.FIXED ELEMENTS OF THEORY AND
2.THESE BOOKS OUT OF THE FIXED TIER LIST:-
UNIVERSITY PHYSICS BY SEARS AND ZEMANSKY (BY HUGH D YOUNG AND FREEDMAN, PEARSON
PUBLICATION 14E)
RESNIK HALLIDAY KRANE
HCV
ALSO HAVE TO BE DONE +
3.SPECIALIZED THEORY BOOKS' QUESTIONS

SPECIALIZED SOURCES:-

EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS:-
1ST-UNACADEMY NOTES SECTION + ERRORS CHAPTER (CONTAINS ALL ERRORS GIVEN WHICH ARE
IN JEE SYLLABUS)

ERRORS:-
1ST-JOHN TAYLOR ERROR ANALYSIS
2ND-UNACADEMY NOTES SECTION + 1ST CHAPTER + LAST CHAPTER (ERRORS)

UNITS AND MEASREMNTS:-

1ST-UNACADEMY NOTES SECTION + UNACADEMY MODULE-1ST CHAPTER

UNITS AND DIMENSIONS:-

1ST-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS AND MODELLING THOMAS KERESISTZ + RC GIBBINGS (REMOVE THIS
IF OVERLAPPED) +EVERY CHAPTERS UNITS AND DIMENSION

MECHANICS:-
1ST-DAVID MORIN

VECTOR MECHANICS:-
1ST-VECTOR MECHANICS BEER AND JOHNSTON

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SOLIDS:-

"Strength of Materials" by B.C. Punmia
"Strength of Materials" by Ramamrutham
"Strength of Materials" by R. K. Bansal
"Strength of Materials" by Beer and Johnston
"Mechanics of Materials" by Popov, Mariam, and Kraige
"Problems in Strength of Materials" by S. S. Bhavikatti
"Advanced Mechanics of Materials" by Arthur P. Boresi and Richard J. Schmidt
"Advanced Strength and Applied Elasticity" by Ansel C. Ugural and Saul K. Fenster
"Mechanical Behavior of Materials" by Marc André Meyers and Krishan Kumar Chawla
"Problems in Strength of Materials and Mechanics of Solids" by Carl T. F. Ross
"Introduction to the Mechanics of Deformable Solids: Bars and Beams" by David H.
Allen and Edward Arnold
"Strength of Materials" by K.K. Shukla
rk rajput