Other Which Books Are Best for Studying Electromagnetic Theory from Scratch?

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To study Electromagnetic Theory from a foundational level, it's essential to have a solid grasp of mathematics, particularly calculus and differential equations. A highly recommended resource is Griffiths' "Introduction to Electrodynamics," noted for its thorough explanations and engaging style, making complex concepts more accessible. This book is particularly suitable for undergraduates and aligns well with preparation for national level exams that include questions on electromagnetic theory.
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I want to study Electromagnetic theory from Zero.Although i have basic knowledge of electrostatics and magnets but i do not feel confident about EM theory.I am undergraduate with Instrumentation and Control Engineering.I am preparing for National level exam in which question related to Emt theory is asked.Suggest me some good ,books for questions .Please help me guys.
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How advanced are your maths? My favourite undergraduate book is griffith's introduction to electrodynamics - everything is explained very thoroughly there, while being easy and fun to read (IMO).
 

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