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Bharti Bhavan's Concepts of Physics (Part 1) is a comprehensive, 22-chapter textbook designed for higher secondary students and competitive exam aspirants. Featuring a blend of theory and extensive problem sets, this 2026 reprint edition is highly rated for building strong conceptual understanding and analytical skills essential for exams like JEE.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 14,860 Reviews |
F**N
useless
worst physics book. total copy of irodov.
H**K
Must read, if you want to excel your thinking level or find the logic of questions...
Just bought this book and it came today, and don't think that based on the picture in Amazon, the book would be an old edition... This is the 2026 reprint and as you have heard from everyone, it is fabulous for the ones interested in pursuing BTech or BS and great for Jee prep supposedly like everyone says... But I highly recommend to not rely on this solely since you should buy a set of series like physics galaxy/cengage or your coaching's modules but read the theory since it is the one book theory and concept builder sufficient and which is like making you a free thinker... After reading this book do the objective 1 and 2 exercises and then your modules and pyqs and then any other ref book if you're preparing for jee advanced... Also there were few dents in cover and pages but it is alright and I thank Amazon whole heartedly and the cooperation โค๏ธ
N**.
High quality
Book is no doubt geat and I even received it in a good shape it was just bent little from one side due to only paper packing amazon should provide Cardboard packing in books but overall it was solid
B**Y
like its sequel
This book, like its sequel, are very straight forward and to the point. The best way to describe them is a mix between a Schaum's Outline of Physics, and a typical (think Halliday/Resnick, Serway etc.) engineering physics book. Short explanations are followed by examples, then at the end of each chapter are tons of more "worked examples," and then three levels of problems sets- all with answers!
S**R
Book Review
Really Good but in text write 2026-2027 and I receive 2023 print book. but it's not bad deal because Negligible changes .๐
R**R
Good content
Best book
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