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This book is not concise I have 6th Indian Edition but this is very fat comparing to J D Lee Inorganic. Also if you are using this as a self study book then the chances of getting Knowledge from this book is very Low.Read it as a second Reference Book.

The Book is Recommended by Physics Olympiad Community. The Best Russian Problem Book on Introductory Physics. He is author of two other book also Fundamentals of Mechanics and Basic Law of Electromagnetism which consist some solved Problems of same level as in this Book.

Thanks Mr.Isaac and jtbell for Information and Web address.

Have any-one used the Book titled Graduate Programs in Physics Astronomy and Related Fields updated every year by American Institute of Physics. Please share your experience with this book.

Benjamin Crowell's on lightandmatter.com. there is also another Physics 2000 & Calculus 2000.

In Springer GTM three books are on Algebra, Lang, Roman & this one.can you arrange these three in difficulty order.

Surely Mary L Boas is highly Recommended text for Undergrad and want to do more then go to specific/Pure Maths books after that for Linear Algebra/Calculus/DE etc.

Almost all books on Mathematical Physics are listed here in Reference page. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_physics

Kittel is good one for upper divison use Ashcroft Solid State Physics.

Go here a lot of book is Recommended by users https://www.physicsforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=224

Better to do Undergraduate Physics with Undergraduate Maths at same time rather than doing Mathematics for Undergrad Physics and again Mathematics for Graduate Physics.

When I was in Academic year 12 preparing for AP tests and IPhO, I was gone through this route firstly University Physics 12th Ed with Problem Solving Strategies. After that Kleppnar Mech. Purcell E&M and Krane Modern Phy. and for Maths Lang Linear Algebra & Apostol Calculus. So I recommend...

Arfken & Weber is level higher than Mary L Boas. Also better to complete AP Calculus BC course before starting Boas.

Jorriss is very right. but it requires mathematics for Jump. If you have Read Halliday then just do a AP Calculus BC book and jump to Griffiths. And if you have done Griffiths then just do Apostol Calculus and jump to Jackson.

What do you mean by good, Level Low to Rudin or High. I have used 3 books in this order to Real Analysis, Lang to Rudin to Royden.