Simple and lucid language is used by HC Varma. Coherency in the flow of ideas and concepts. HCV Co-relates topics which are scattered in different places; Does not to jump from one topic to another. Relatively easier than other books like I. The books connect physics to our day to day life because Examples are from real life, doesn't talk about objects which a general Indian student hasn't seen in his life.
Contains an adequate number of problems- neither too little nor too high. And all problems are doable. Very conceptual MCQs. Question asked within a chapter as well as at the end are of varying difficulty and each one is closely inter-related. Concept learned from the previous one can be applied in next one. Summary of Book The book starts with an Introduction to Physics and goes on to elucidate the concept of Physics and Mathematics in the second chapter.
In the third chapter, the author slightly talks about Kinematics. Then HC Varma moves towards the concept of Forces. The seventh and eighth chapters are based on discussion of Circular Motion and Work and Energy while the focus of the tenth chapter is on Rotational Mechanics. Gravitation, Simple Harmonic Motion, and Fluid Mechanics are elaborated in the eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth chapters.
The fourteenth chapter explains about Some Properties of Matter. The sixteenth and seventeenth chapters focus on Sound Waves and Light Waves while the eighteenth chapter defined the Geometrical Optics. Study Material. By Wifi Gyan On Sep 6, Post Views: 1, Wifi Gyan posts 66 comments.
We Provide recent Information about the competitive examination. You might also like More from author. Prev Next. Vol 1 Chapter 4 — The Forces. Vol 1 Chapter 6 — Friction. Vol 1 Chapter 7 — Circular Motion. Vol 1 Chapter 8 — Work and Energy. Vol 1 Chapter 10 — Rotational Mechanics. Vol 1 Chapter 11 — Gravitation. Vol 1 Chapter 12 — Simple Harmonic Motion. Vol 1 Chapter 13 — Fluid Mechanics.
Vol 1 Chapter 16 — Sound Waves. Vol 1 Chapter 17 — Light Waves. Vol 1 Chapter 18 — Geometrical Optics. Vol 1 Chapter 19 — Optical Instruments. Vol 1 Chapter 20 — Dispersion and Spectra.
The author has taken proper care to avoid crafty language and uncommon words. In the introduction to every chapter, the writer raises a question or develops an idea interactively. The theory is kept short , and the focus is on the application of concepts in the problems. To guide the reader, there are many worked-out examples. HCV does not include an exhaustive amount of exercise. Each chapter has about questions, except a few where the number goes up to There is more focus on quality than quantity.
The questions are extremely conceptual. There is an objective type section as well. These questions are very thought-provoking. One of the business points of any book is error-free content.
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