Krotov's Aptitude Test Problems in Physics

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I'd agree with you Sukhbir on H. C. Verma's book but not 100%, Firstly, even if mostly its not original, you would get Benefit studying it ( everything at one place). Secondly there are few topics (e.g collision or when two blocks with spring collide) where H.C. Verma explains much better then any of the other books. Thirdly, it does has problems ranging from very simple ( plug and chug) to very sophisticated ( some even harder then Irodov's) and it has multiple choice questions ( some of them are very good).

What sort of physics background would you need to benefit from this book? Would a freshman level do?

I would rather say that Resnick/Halliday/Walker have much tougher questions that Verma.