Suggest good books for exam preparation

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For AIEEE and BITSAT 2007 preparation, recommended objective books include "Physics for Scientists and Engineers" by Serway and "Physics for Scientists and Engineers" by PA Tipler. These texts are comprehensive and well-regarded for their engineering applications in physics. Clarifying the specific content and structure of the exams could lead to more tailored textbook recommendations. Engaging with others who have experience with these exams may provide additional insights into effective study materials. Understanding the exam format is crucial for selecting the right resources.
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Well..i wanted to knw abt some good objective books for preparation for AIEEEand BITSAT 2007.Id be grateful to rceive help at t he earliest.
 
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I have no idea what those exams entail but if they're admission exams perhaps books such as Serway: Physics for Scientists and Engineers, and similar books may help such as PA Tipler 1999 Physics for Scientists and Engineers (4e), etc which are rather lengthy bt very well written books about physics with engineering applications.

If you could elaborate as to what exactly the exams entail perhaps more people could contribute more precise textbooks.
 

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