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Try PUTNAM Problems available at MAA Web. if you like difficult undergrad math problems.

This is the book I have already used http://www.flipkart.com/physics-scientists-engineers-modern-7th/p/itmdytsfn7kxx2gs?pid=9788131514047 (It is also recommended by R. Shankar on Yale Open Physics Course) All Chapters have not more than 55 questions which are far easier than University...

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Choose Aerospace Engineering(if it offered), it have at level best Physics & calculus. Anyway Engineering Physics is also good one.

University of Maryland Problems of the Week http://www.physics.umd.edu/lecdem/outreach/QOTW/active/ British Physics Olympiad Books (not recommended by anyone because it is just collection of Previous Problems with Full length Solutions.) British Physics Olympiads - Book 1: V. Simeonova, N...

My suggestion was based on my university curriculum. I am in 2 semester Mechanical Engineering and recommended text is Purcell with Mary L Boas mathematical Methods while my seniors of 5th Semester are have recommendation of Griffiths with Courant and Hilber Mathematical Physics. and clearly...

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Purcell is quite easy than Griffiths and so on Griffiths is easier than Jackson. Suggestion for OP, do Mary L Boas Mathematical Methods books along with Purcell and don't skip any problems if you are skipping. Purcell is Lower Undergrad book while Griffiths is upper undergrad.

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