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Hello, For preparation of IIT JAM Physics, you must have some quality study material. It is important that you read with such books that can help you to clear your doubts about each topic. There are various sources and books available in the market. But you have to choose the right one for preparation. So, before you buy a book, make sure it fulfills all the requirements that you have to read. Some of the top books for IIT JAM Physics are -
Wave oscillations: for this, a book by N. K. BAJAJ. Or BRIJLAL AND SUBHRAMANYUM equally preferred. Optics: for this, a book by AJOY GHATAK. Solid states: a book by M.A. WAHAB or KITTLE or S. O. PILLAI are equally preferred. Classical mechanics (not for IIT JAM go for GOLDSTEIN. Mechanics - HC Verma, Irodov, Any good material for required amount of theory. Electricity and magnetism - Griffiths, HC Verma, any material. Wave and optics - Brijlal Subhramaniyam, N K Bajaj. Thermal physics- S hand, Zeemansky
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Hi Sunetra,
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3. CWA or
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2. CS
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