hello,

There is no high difference. TS intermediate syllabus will have chapter which may not be in NCERT but that is rarest. All the chapters and modules are there in both the syllabus.

Candidates mostly prefer NCERT because most of the non numerical questions are asked from NCERT book directly.

Hello Abhishek

If you complete NCERT book and then DC Pandey thoroughly, then they both are enough for the physics.as DC Pandey is one of the best books for physics

I hope it helps

Hello Abhishek, after M.tech, you are recognized as very high qualified engineer and have very high chances of getting a job with very good pay scale. Colleges like IIT's or NIT's when have placements for M.tech people, they often get a salary of an average of 25lakhs per annum. People

Hello,

You are going good. Keep practicing. If you feel you should join any coaching institute then you can go for it. It will give a competitive environment and you can improve your performance too.

To get a maximum score, understanding the basics and solving the numerical with step by

hi! hope you are doing great! following are the top colleges in Indian for doing graduation in physics with proper environment infrastructure and exposure and good placements and facilities provided here are also very good.

Indian Institute of Science IISC Bangalore

IIT Madras

IIT Kharagpur

IIT Delhi

IISER Pune

IISER

Hii Prabhat!

Let me tell you that no study method is wrong or right. It's just about what suits you. If you feel making notes at the side of topics in the book itself is good, go for it. And S.L Arora is a good book indeed. But, make sure

Hello,

Well both of them are equally important, i would suggest you to go with your interests, and the available options such as scope of further studies, availability of colleges, good faculty etc.

As far as market is concerned, there are job opportunites for both side, but there are more