PGRE as an engineer.
Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2013 2:27 am
hi,
I am an engineer planning to pursue my masters in Applied Physics. As an engineering graduate, I have very little physics background ( only high school physics and two semesters in UG).
I am a bit confused with the plethora of books mentioned in he forum. After going through a number of posts i decided on a few books:
1. Resnick halliday Walker
2. Tipler
3. Griffiths (electrodynamics and QM)
4. Practice books.
Would these be sufficient for a novice like me ?
I am planning to take the exam in november'13.
P.S. i went through a number of posts before posting so kindly excuse if this is repetitive! :)
I am an engineer planning to pursue my masters in Applied Physics. As an engineering graduate, I have very little physics background ( only high school physics and two semesters in UG).
I am a bit confused with the plethora of books mentioned in he forum. After going through a number of posts i decided on a few books:
1. Resnick halliday Walker
2. Tipler
3. Griffiths (electrodynamics and QM)
4. Practice books.
Would these be sufficient for a novice like me ?
I am planning to take the exam in november'13.
P.S. i went through a number of posts before posting so kindly excuse if this is repetitive! :)