Good books for competitive exams

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The discussion emphasizes the importance of foundational knowledge in preparing for college entrance exams, particularly in quantum mechanics. Participants recommend starting with NCERT textbooks to build a solid understanding of the fundamentals. They highlight the necessity of problem-solving practice, advising students to tackle end-of-chapter problems independently before seeking help. This approach not only enhances comprehension but also develops analytical skills essential for mastering complex subjects.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic physics concepts
  • Familiarity with NCERT textbooks
  • Problem-solving techniques in mathematics
  • Analytical thinking skills
NEXT STEPS
  • Study NCERT Physics textbooks for foundational concepts
  • Practice solving end-of-chapter problems in physics
  • Explore resources on analytical problem-solving techniques
  • Seek online forums or study groups for collaborative learning
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High school graduates preparing for college entrance exams, students pursuing physics or quantum mechanics, and anyone looking to improve their problem-solving and analytical skills.

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well i passed out 12th but with low percentage.i literally crammed throughout high school.now when i am preparing for the college entrance exams i find it very difficult.it's like i haven't studied anything at all.i want to pursue quantum mechanics.which textbooks should i start with now?
 
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to your question, read some good books like that of ncert...you can get good grasp of fundamentals..solve problems. problem solving at first is difficult since you have been at different system which supports cramming...but with good textbooks and solving end of chapter problems(solve it on your own. think too much. sometimes you won't get the answer. after trying for many times ask for support from teachers or online. when you try and fail, you will get to know what won't work. this will improve your analytical skills)...
 

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