You can study both
Both will increase your efficiency to solve problems
I will also suggest you to study Arihant physics for MCQ purpose
Good luck

Well, that depends at what phase of preparation, one is. HC Verma is a concept builder and can be very helpful at time when you have started with your preparartions, as questions are much more lenghty and concept specific, but if you are at peak of your preparation, you need a book like DC Pandey, from which you can revise and practice quickly.

all the best

 

DC pandey is better for practice and hc Verma for concepts it depends on how you want to approach the subject

HI gaurav

the most important thing for NEET preparation is that you need to be thorough with your NCERT book first and foremost. the examples have to be solved thoroughly as they form the base for most of the questions.

coming to which book is best, it all depends on your understaning and the amount of time you have. both the books are equally good.

however hc verma is generally for ICSE board and it has a lot of detailed information which above this level and not required by you. if you feel you have ample time and you want to understand and clear your concepts in depth, you can read it.

dc pandey on the hand can be useful if u just want to brush up through the syllabus and important concepts you can go with this.

 

personally i would like to suggest you another book which is dinesh. it is specifically for CBSE board and medical UG preparation. i advise you to kindly read that for the exam.

 

goodluck!

All you need is to clear your concepts and practice a lot of questions. You must not forget to stick to NCERT books while referring other books for better understanding. The problems in both HC Verma and DC Pandey are at a level higher than what you need for pre- medical preparation. Try to solve MCQs from previous year question papers before going for higher level questions.

Hi I used both the books. Weak in concepts , you have time ? - HC VERMA
less time..wanna solve alot of mcqs - dc pandey. Good luck

Hi Gaurav!

The first book you must read is NCERT. Once you have mastered the basic concepts, then go in for reference material. H C Verma can help you develop your application skills; usually engineering aspirants refer to this book. For cracking NEET, I have used Dinesh's textbook which has helped me; it is a known book for medical entrance. You should choose a book in which you can understand the style of how the content is presented.

Hope this answers your question!

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They both mentioned books are equally good. But HC verma is basically for engineering aspirants.  You can go with any of the MCQ book according to your need.
I would suggest you to go with universal book for physics or dinesh or pradeep book for physics ..
Good luck.

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