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| 15th August 2013 10:46 PM | ||
| nitz90 |
Re: Books for CSIR NET entrance exam in Physics? Quote:
Books For CSIR NET Physics The minimum requirement for appearing in CSIR NET Physics is to have a B.Sc degree in Physics from a recognized institution with an aggregate of 55% The books which you can refer for your preparations of IIT JAM Physics are :-        all the best.. With Warm Regards Nitz |
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| 10th June 2013 05:47 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
Re: Books for CSIR NET entrance exam in Physics? from where i can get the instant notes for csir net |
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| 14th June 2012 10:08 AM | ||
| Dharm27 |
Re: Books for CSIR NET entrance exam in Physics? hi friend, Here is list of best books for CSIR NET entrance exam in physics: -CSIR - UGC NET / JRF / SLET Physical Sciences by Dr Surekha Tomar -UGC-CSIR / JRF / NET Physical Sciences by GK Publications Books -CSIR UGC NET / JRF / SET Physical Science Paper I & II by Dr M.P.Sinha -Joint CSIr - UGC NET Exam Guide by Ramesh Publishing House Books -CSIR - UGC NET / JRF / SLET Physical Science by Anshul Gupta all the best |
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| 12th June 2012 11:10 PM | ||
| Ravikanth2027 |
Re: Books for CSIR NET entrance exam in Physics? CSIR NET Entrance exam Physics Books : CSIR UGC NET / JRF / SET Physical Science Paper I & II by Dr M.P.Sinha  UGC-CSIR / JRF / NET Physical Sciences by GK Publications Books  Joint CSIr - UGC NET Exam Guide by Ramesh Publishing House Books  CSIR - UGC NET / JRF / SLET Physical Sciences by Anshul Gupta CSIR - UGC NET / JRF / SLET Physical Sciences by Dr Surekha Tomar By ravikanth2027 |
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| 3rd November 2011 08:00 PM | ||
| purviphysics |
Books for CSIR NET entrance exam in Physics? hey i am prepaing for csir net exam in physics...i really cant understand how to start any new topic?nd how to prepare?plz suggest me books which can help me...specially for numericals...and i want to know either books for competitive exams like upkar publications nd etc...are helpful or standard books for each subjects should be refered...like griffith for electrodynamics...goldstein for classical mechanics etc |
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