Particle Physics Help: Books for Beginners

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To build knowledge in particle physics, it's essential to specify your level of expertise and prior coursework in physics and mathematics. Understanding your background will help others recommend appropriate resources. Engaging in discussions about foundational knowledge in physics and mathematics is crucial for selecting suitable books and materials for further study in particle physics.
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i have just finished my final yr BSc n did Phy , che n maths.. studying in bang. what books wld u suggest to ppl who wld like to start building up their knowledge in field of particle physics.??
 
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No-one will be able to answer your question without you telling us your level of expertise. Have you studied physics or mathematics formally? If so, what is your level? What courses have you done?
 

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