Physics Reference Books used by IIT JAM AIR 1|JEST TIFR CSIR-UGC NET INAT JAM|Swarnim Shirke, IITB

[@LifeAroundScience]

Most of the frequently asked questions have been answered here. You might want to have a look-kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJ63lJluoNeUrc0 This channel is run by IITian Swarnim Shirke, IIT JAM AIR 1 Physics and Astronomer Parisee Shirke, Double University Gold Medalist and IUCAA Research Scholar. This channel is about life around science in general. Do subscribe if you find the content interesting!

[@monamisaha387]

@Life Around Science I want to talk to you about your experience of interview in various institutions. Can I get your email id. Please send me a reply 🙏🙏

[@atharavasingh]

Sir please say which previous year model paper is best for physics?? Arihant , RK gupta or endeavour?? I'm confused

[@atharavasingh]

​@Bookworm Lucknow second hand book is common in aliganj , aminabad

[@user-sw7op8ku3n]

Bhaiyaa can you give this books to me ?? Becoz iam preparing for it please bhaiyaa I need it very much please ❤

[@rs5832]

Sincerity-Simplicity- Success-Combo.All in one.

[@satabdikakati5759]

Love towards physics will bring me towards my success as like as you....

[@shivnathsharma4360]

1. Calculus : Early Transcendentals by James Stewart 2. University Physics with modern physics by Young and Freedman 3. Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences by Mary L Boas 4. Classical Mechanics by John R Taylor 5. An Introduction to Thermal Physics by Daniel V Schroeder 6. Introduction to Electrodynamics by David J Griffiths 7. Introduction to Quantum Mechanics by David J Griffiths Not for problem solvers, but for conceptual learners

[@swayamjha3988]

Tbh, i found Griffith book very hard to understand 😂😂😂! Either i am too dumb or I should focus more

[@atharavasingh]

Sir please also say any problem solver books ... My concept is okay but lack of problem solving material is unavailable please help bro

[@krittikabiswas8500]

Switch Griffith with Zettili for Quantum

[@gauravyadav-qi1bh]

You are gem of a person. Greatly put forth. Useful information.

[@neelampatole1816]

That's simply great Swarnim.

[@ankithdanielrajkumar2341]

Excellent presentation ! Keep them coming ! Your passion for the subject is delightful to watch.

[@deepakjoshi823]

You've been a great help to me brother! Thanks a lot! 🙏

[@ashishkiift]

Excellent video Swarnim..and shows your sincerity towards the subject.. all the very best to you to achieve even greater heights 👍

[@ashishbhargavkalita2013]

I heard about you way back.... you are an inspiration bhaiya.... the vision of you not opting for intg ms - phd hit me the most........😁😁

[@netsurfer3405]

Three things I noticed in this video .. Value, Value and Value (as usual)

[@ghulamhusain3332]

THANKS BHAIYYA FOR SUCH AN AMAZING AND INFORMATIVE VIDEO....MAY GOD BLESS YOU

[@abhinandanmalhotra8519]

You are right about Mathematical Methods in Physical Sciences book. It's much more convenient and probably the best of all.

[@AA-dr6nu]

Thank you bro 👍👍👍your vedio is really help ful for jam asspirant

[@sundarsphysicsclass2155]

Sincere efforts, Sir. Great to watch this useful video. Gratitude Sir.

[@abhimukherjee3956]

Excellent overview.....plz make a vedio on tifr physics

[@simranjoharle4220]

Thank you Swarnim Da.....This was really helpful.

[@akashputaruns-3098]

Thank you so much for this video.

[@suchismitabanik3212]

Very effective & helpful video..👍 Can you make a video on how to solve numerical questions? When should I look at the solution?

[@bhataamir3465]

Love from kashmir.... ❤❤❤

[@thenomadoverlander]

thanks bro this is very helpful ..and motivates me

[@aminutetofeel_it5666]

Excellent overview 👌👌

[@Musiphymatic]

Thanks bro. VERY helpful video

[@harikishore2747]

This is really going to help me thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nilotpaltalukdar5748]

I am bigest fen of swarnim sir. True inspiration ❤ I want to learn from him🤧 On google meet🙂

[@sankhasubhraghosh]

awesome video..also very helpful towards jam preparation....please make a video about the difference between joining a research institute other than iit and other msc courses...details about what u should keep looking in a bsc course for physics...should we always be research oriented or keep a look through to get into msc courses then think about research...thnks guyz for the video

[@LifeAroundScience]

Good suggestions. Short answer for the last part: keep focussing on what you are doing at the moment. Focus on bsc when doing bsc. You'll naturally start thinking about research when you are supposed to do research. There's no need to go out of the way and think about other things. Focus on the path bsc-msc-phd and once you get into phd you'll anyway have to think about research. You may attend seminars or do projects just to get a feel of it out of interest. But don't let such talks/seminars demotivate you as almost no one understands them. Enjoy your courses now when you still have them because later you may not even get a chance. Later, when you get into research you will not have such courses. So live in the moment. Cheers!

[@sankhasubhraghosh]

@@LifeAroundScience Thanks for clearing my doubt....it is very helpful😃😃😃🤩🤩

[@Kris-lg9rj]

@@LifeAroundScience You can make a video on the difference between Msc from IITB and integrated Ph.D. from IISER Pune

[@sunitashirke368]

good

[@gayatrikhilar15]

Thank you bhaiya .

[@harshitmourya3304]

Very helpful video, thanks. 👍🏻

[@TheRitishSharma]

Let's create a serious group for studying physics, guys.

[@sunitashirke368]

भारी great

[@thejusv5151]

Thank you Brother

[@sahintaufika2714]

Honest topper ever seen

[@deeppatoliya4303]

I have Feynman 3 books , Mathematical Physics HK Das , University Physics

[@world_conquerer]

Nice Swarnim

[@jackyjack9660]

Hcv is Also used in medical entrance exam it is a fundamental book...

[@shraddhashrivastava3098]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sanketkumawat1327]

Simple and great video!

[@debdulaldey4116]

Thank you for the help

[@johnjoshua7282]

thank you man!!

[@NirmalSingh-bh3ui]

Thanks sir

[@holeesheet8582]

I really like the Physics people who like Mary L. Boas for Mathematical Physics

[@laishrambenerjitkhuman8623]

Thank you Sir for sharing such a valuable idea on how to choose a good book for cultivation physics concepts and prepare for jam and JEST. This blog is really helpful. But Sir, what is your comment about the book University physics by Hd Young and Zamansky? With regards.

[@AchieveitwithJoJo]

Very helpful video 😄

[@Blueape94]

Thanks a lot man!!

[@niranjanr6003]

Thank you..

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Great work bro

[@physicsbymr.halderstudentl8561]

Thank you sir ❤️❤️❤️

[@abhinavmishra2769]

Can you give us an idea about what its like to work on a research project in MSc At IITs?

[@Ropemaxxing01]

Thank you!😌

[@kaustabhgautam69]

now i understand jam

[@tanujchauhan17]

I am not able to find the book... Mathematical tools in physics by mary l boas is there any place where i can get it Online on amazon they are selling 2nd hand at double price...

[@amishaparmar1368]

Thank you sir

[@mukulverma6978]

Sir, could you please tell me about Physics GATE. I am a student of engineering I'm new to this.

[@yourdj5049]

Brother... U r AIR 1 .... Nyc bro🥰😍

[@sourabhbalamwar5937]

Thankyou Sir

[@sabihanaaz6362]

Have u joint any coaching for IIT JAM preparation?

[@ahustler4788]

will I get placement if I complete Msc in physics from IIT ?

[@surajpatel3044]

Excellent video. What you did back then when you got stuck on questions unable to solve while preparing. I guess its impossible to read everything without getting stuck. And also did you join any coaching. Please answer. Really helpful for me.

[@urvashisaini4522]

I have only 5 months for preparation IIT JAM which book is best

[@soumyajyotikundu7147]

Please make a video of your study plan

[@LifeAroundScience]

Noted

[@soumyajyotikundu7147]

@@LifeAroundScience Thank you 😃😃

[@ashwiniwagh310]

Very useful...

[@shraddhashrivastava3098]

I have a question to ask...you have solved and deeply understood so many great books...what would u do if u feel stuck while doing some problems from HCV for instance...even after u have thoroughly studied the chapter??? I have studied the friction chapter thoroughly and solved most of the exercise problems...but still I find it difficult to understand the problems related to block on block when there are 3 blocks and force i applied to any one of them...what do i do

[@LifeAroundScience]

It is great to see the interest with which you're studying. It will take you a long way. Yes, it is very common that after going through the theory, we are not able to solve all the problems. Firstly, try to attempt on your own, trying to think in different ways, which I assume you must have already done. If you're still unable to solve, then voila, it's an opportunity to learn! You can look up solutions online. There are many sources available. If you're unable to find you can try these(I found on PlayStore)-play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.copone.solutions (vol1) and play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coptwo.solutions (vol2) Once you understand how to solve it by looking at the solutions, solve it again all by yourself. This will help in solidifying the concept.

[@shraddhashrivastava3098]

@@LifeAroundScience Thank you so much for your advice...looking forward to see many such useful videos...Thank you again...very grateful for the advice 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shraddhashrivastava6146]

Please tell how can I apply to IISc 2021 for integrated PhD... Usually the application form opens in first week of February but I have been searching for the form from the past week but I'm unable to find it...I can only see Admission 2020 portal. Please reply...it would be of great help 🙏

[@AmanYadav-ur7sw]

Did you solve questions of all those books like dj Griffiths??

[@sureshaugustin6955]

Can u pls do a detailed vedio on the course Msc Astrophysics given by IlT Indore

[@LifeAroundScience]

I have not done the course. So it seems difficult to make such a video. Hopefully, someone who has done it sees this comment and tells us more about it.

[@harshitasingh9568]

This video is very helpful. Thank you so much for this. Did you refer to other books for jest ?

[@LifeAroundScience]

Hi. So these are the books i referred in general to study physics during my undergraduate. Consequently these helped in cracking all the exams. I did not use any particular set of books to crack any particular exams.

[@harshitasingh9568]

@@LifeAroundScience Thank you again !

[@physicsdemonstrations2426]

Please, it would be very helpful if you could suggest books for CSIR NET Physics too

[@LifeAroundScience]

All these books have also been very useful for CSIR NET as I have cleared that too.

[@shivnathsharma4360]

Bear Grylls

[@harishsingha2044]

I want to but Mary l boas book...but not finding it anywhere..can you help me where to get it

[@gauravyadav-qi1bh]

Already subscribed.

[@akhilkumar3090]

Someone told me that bs grewal is a complete and more understandable book for mathematical physics. Is that correct?

[@node23]

Want someone intelligent as you 😭

[@suchismitabanik3212]

Did you or your sister publish any review paper during your B.Sc..? Is it necessary?

[@garvitmakkar]

Bro tell me that we need any tutor at any step in whole book-Mathamatical physics by MARY L Boas????

[@LifeAroundScience]

You won't. You might require for solving problems. But for reading the book, I believe you won't require any tutor

[@mishthiexplores3732]

Hello brother,, congrats for such a golden success you've achieved.... Can you tell me please, how should I prepare for JAM physics when I have 5 months left for exam... I mean should I go through books or Eduncle study material (with lots of sample question papers) is enough?

[@LifeAroundScience]

You may have a look at the latest upload that might be useful for your dilemma - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXzclK2HZ7l-nKc

[@anushkam.4621]

Can you please tell me ho to manage college while preparing for iit jam?

[@sanujakaur4045]

Really helpful 😊

[@sapnajain1390]

Nice.please tell is hc verma,dc pandey objective and irodov enough for jee advance or should I buy University physics or Resnick halliday for theory or not.

[@LifeAroundScience]

For jee advanced, those should be enough. Doing uni physics and resnick halliday would be an overkill. The latter try to relate the concepts extremely well with day to day lives with real life examples around you. So if that's something you'd like to know while studying, you may think of buying one of them.

[@Forever._.curious..]

Yaah Mary l. Boas is way gooddd🌺

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🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@pragnya_IITkgp]

Bro Congrats for Ur great success.. I have watched Ur videos..and read all the comments..so I got cleared almost all my doubt .. But still I have a lot of doubts regarding space science and my BSC plus jam etc.. I m a 1st year BSC physics honours student studying in Christ college of Cuttack Odisha.. in future I want to pursue MSc astronomy from IIT indore..as I have keen interest in space science.. I m very research interested ..so can u help me with this ese reply bro🙏🏼

[@LifeAroundScience]

IIT Indore MSc Astronomy course takes students from JAM exam itself. So you will anyway have to study well the concepts of BSc physics and apply for it

[@amritsagarkar7899]

Me too from basic sci clg Odisha

[@sauravdurgekar1206]

Bhaiya, We(Science club, fergusson college pune) need your help for JAM, Please tell me, how can I contact you.. .?

[@LifeAroundScience]

Deven has contacted me about this. I will get back to him soon!

[@itishreenaik1147]

Sir can you plz make a video on JEST exam syllabus , chapters and important portion.

[@devilsadvocate9825]

Can I prepare for jam phy I'm doing bsc maths 2nd year

[@pratishthatiwari1009]

These are books for who choose physcis in jam i guess....i want to know about biotech major

[@LifeAroundScience]

Yes, I am from physics background, AIR 1 in JAM Physics and so have posted about physics books. It would be a bad idea for me to suggest books for biotech! 😅

[@pratishthatiwari1009]

@@LifeAroundScience hahaha, is it???

[@pratishthatiwari1009]

@@LifeAroundScience suggest physics book for iit biotech than

[@sarveshgharat449]

Hey bro I am a btech guy, preparing for inat, jest, gate, jam so what shall I go with for now For now I am using hk das for mathematical physics, berckley vol 1 for mechanics and ghriffits for electrodynamics... Can you please give your suggestion on it

[@LifeAroundScience]

I suggest you go through the syllabus of the exams you wish to appear for and ensure that you cover those topics during your studies. Since you are doing btech, there would be some physics topics that won't be in your curriculum and you'll have to study them all by yourself. Books after all is a personal choice. Different people resonate with different books. I have already mentioned the books I used and the ones I strongly recommend in the video. Hope that helped. Also, if you are worried if what you are studying is good enough for cracking some particular exam, I would suggest looking up previous years' exam questions of the topics that you have already done studying. This way you'll naturally find out what areas you need to focus on and if the books that you are using are really helpful for cracking that particular exam or not. All the best!

[@sarveshgharat449]

@@LifeAroundScience Problem is for inat, there are no previous year question papers available

[@diehardresearcher6928]

@@sarveshgharat449 INAT is very difficult exam of all the entrance exams. Because, In addition to Advanced Physics it also tests your understanding in the area of Mathematics, Statistics and Advanced Electronics. Even if you get previous papers of INAT it won't help much as they do not encourage a fixed pattern . So if you are comfortable with fixed pattern exams or if you are not confident in Maths/Stats/AdvancedElectronics, then the alternate way to apply would be via JEST, NET exams that are alternate routes to apply for IUCAA admission and comparatively easy to crack (compared to INAT i mean) if you are good in Physics But, it will be a good experience for you if you try giving INAT as a self assessment exercise

[@sarveshgharat449]

@@diehardresearcher6928 thankyou so much

[@saikatsaha8703]

Hello brother,I am Saikat from kolkata. I just now came to know your channel and the work you are doing is really inspiring!! I am also very much interested in physics and doing by bsc in physics. I want to go to IIT or TIFR for my msc and for that i just need your little guidence...for that would you help me?? Plzz reply..

[@LifeAroundScience]

Good to see your interest in physics and motivation of joining top institutes. You may post your questions here in the comments or message on the Facebook page of LAS (link in the description)

[@saikatsaha8703]

@@LifeAroundScience I don't have facebook. I have seen your book list for jam/Jest/Tifr preparation.. But i am really confused what i should do after my bsc....I mean i should opt for msc from IITs or Integrated phd from Tifr or Icts? Like after msc i would be able to be a professor and can i also continue with my research?? And if i do integrated phd how i would be able to earn?Actually i don't no anything about integrated phd!! It would be very helpful if you kindly answer my question or please share your whats app number!! I would be waiting for your reply!! Warm regards!!

[@LifeAroundScience]

To become a full professor at a good college you'd require a PhD. Actually if you join for an integrated PhD at any research institute, you'll start getting paid right after your BSc. You save one year in Integrated PhD as it gets complete in 6 years, whereas MSc + Phd takes 2+5=7 years. An Int PhD student gets paid for all 6 years, while in case of MSc+PhD, you'll earn only after you join for PhD unless you have a scholarship for pursuing MSc. In iPhD, once you get in you won't have to again appear for any entrance exam again, your journey for six years is fixed. In MSc+PhD you get the flexibility of switching in institute after MSc but need to apply for PhD separately and go through application/entrance exam process again.

[@saikatsaha8703]

@@LifeAroundScience Can i complete my Msc and clear NET exam then i would be a professor and simultaneously can join for phd?? And i wanted to know,after completeing your msc what are you pursuing now??

[@LifeAroundScience]

Yes, NET exam is sufficient for being a professor. I have seen people doing partial PhD where they pursue PhD as well as be professor. Latest news dictate that this will be discontinued eventually and a PhD will be must for joining as professor. You may have a look at this- www.google.com/amp/s/m.economictimes.com/jobs/phd-mandatory-for-recruitment-of-university-teachers-from-2021-22-prakash-javadekar/amp_articleshow/64575024.cms

[@bonipaul4035]

Hi! I am going to seat in the upcoming TIFR GS 2022 exam in Physics for Phd. I also want to do self-study just like you. Can you give me some suggestions or tips to crack the TIFR entrance exam ?

[@sajin90]

If I’m interested in theoretical physics and wish to do PhD in the subject. I did engineering in electronics . How to go about it

[@LifeAroundScience]

Engineering students are indeed eligible for admissions to Physics PhD. You can check admission criteria on theoretical physics institute websites for more details.

[@aryanlochab8938]

❤

[@bannukakumanu4285]

Can someone help me to find "imperfect and perfect differentials" in Mary l Boas.

[@runup3693]

Bro,you so many books read and practice How to all topics in your mind to crack jam exam🤔

[@LifeAroundScience]

My suggestion would be not to study for the exam but for the sake of understanding the concepts. Exams will become easier automatically

[@learningphysicsmaths2044]

Bro, Many of them told me that mechanics by ds mathur has lot of mistakes ... Is this true ? If this is true which book should I follow ? Kleppner and kolenkow or some other books ?

[@LifeAroundScience]

Kleppner and Goldstein are some of the standard references for classical mechanics

[@ashishsaikia7554]

Mathematical Physics H.K. Das & Satyaprakash Best

[@Growing2225]

Bhaiya howmany prices of these books approximately 😢😢

[@LifeAroundScience]

These are many books. And prices would've changed now 😅 You can look them up online

[@educationnews2643]

Bro... I don't know basics of physics... Even I don't know 6th to 12th standard physics concepts.... Can I study concept of physics hc Verma without knowing basic physics ??? But I am strong in mathematics....(6th to 11th,12th--40%).....

[@nandanipathak7640]

Next video please 🙏😕!

[@DrakshaShaikh]

If you recommend us for maths it would be very greatful for me

[@Motivate_Magnet]

I am unable to buy mary l baos book , can i go for afkren and weber's book.

[@LifeAroundScience]

Arfken amd Weber is also one of the standard and most widely recommended book. If their explanations work for you, you can go for it

[@kanchanmoon777]

I have S.L Arora and pradeep . Also I got engineering mathematics of N.P Bali . Can I use them ?

[@LifeAroundScience]

It is best to follow the books that you really like and are comfortable with (in short resonate). Just make sure you also keep in mind the JAM syllabus and cover the topics therein. I haven't used those books, but sure, why not? As long as they cover the concepts that you'd need for the exam.

[@abdusabdud8218]

I am in class 11 and I want to read physics suggest me something

[@LifeAroundScience]

I would suggest Concepts of physics by HC Verma, both volumes. It is great to start with and is meant for class 11th and 12th

[@nuclearnyanboi]

Read 'The Feynman Lectures' and 'Physics' by Resnick and Haliday. Best books to get a conceptual understandin