PHYSICS MCQS BY D MUKHERJI

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The book is meant for student appearing for IITJEE and other engineering-entrance examinations. It includes a large number of multiple-choice questions, a separate chapter on numerical problems, worksheets for practice, and hints and solutions to difficult questions.



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