Study for Olympiads: Physics, Maths & Astronomy

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To prepare for physics, mathematics, and astronomy Olympiads, it's essential to focus on problem-solving skills and theoretical understanding. Recommended resources include Halliday and Resnick for physics practice, as they provide comprehensive problems that align well with Olympiad standards. Additionally, online platforms such as the one at olimpiads.win.tue.nl offer relevant problems, while the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) website features past problems that can serve as valuable practice. Engaging with community threads on platforms like Physics Forums can also provide insights and additional resources for effective study strategies.
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i wish to give physics mathematics and astronomy olympiad, how should I study for it? which books should i refer ?
 
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