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Is physics NCERT sufficient for medical entrance if studied throughly,if not then which book is sufficient which have easy language and sufficient numericals and which can be a leading book

As far as the syllabus for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) UG Physics is concerned, NCERT physics books are sufficient for the preparation of NEET as all the questions in NEET is based on the concepts dealt with in NCERT books.

But, from the practice point of view which is required for mastering any concept, NCERT books are not sufficient as these do not contain many questions, and therefore you are required to refer to books like NCERT Exemplar, NEET PYQs books by MTG or Arihant publication, study materials by any NEET coaching centers.

NCERT books give an excellent head start for NEET UG , but the exam is an objective based paper and students have to practise MCQs.
Some of the books that can be considered are.
Objective physics by DC Pandey
Concepts of physics by HC Verma
Fundamental physics by Pradeep
Concepts of competition physics for CBSE PMT by Agarwal .
Fundamentals of physics by Resnick, Halliday and Walker.

Yes , absolutely NCERT is sufficient for the preparation of NEET enterance exam .The curriculum of the entrance examination is based on the CBSE board syllabus of both 11th and 12th standard
Getting your basic and the concepts cleared from the NCERT textbook is very necessary for the exam
apart from the following you can also have yourself in improving your marks by solving various MCQs for the following and also serving past papers is well as giving mock test regularly

Physics is all about the numerical and based on concepts, therefore NCERT Physics books won’t be enough for NEET preparations. Below are some of the books other than NCERT to crack NEET 2023.

Objective Physics by DC Pandey

Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma

Fundamental Physics by Pradeep

Concepts of Competition Physics for CBSE PMT by Agarwal

Objective Physics by Prof. Satya Prakash Arya (MTG Publishers)