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Please go to bits360.com/forum and enter your BITSAT 2007 marks and answer the poll.
By doing that , one would get a better Idea as to how the general trend is....
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Thanks a lot ! 
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I am extremely sorry
I was talking about the Atkins book, Resnick Halliday and Physics for Scientists and Engineers (with PhysicsNOW and InfoTrac), 6th edition
The problem I specified is with the last one
Sorry again
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I have a problem with the link
As I said, it takes me to a page where people have rated the book
There is no option mentioning free download, at least , not very outwardly stated
Please post the link yourself.
Thanks
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What should I do with the link at ebookclub buddy?
It links me to amazon and asks me to add it to my cart, meaning big bucks.
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I just saw some websites and found that the Schaums Outlines series is a listed one. So it would be quite useful if you post it here.
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Hey
You are worrying about 54/540?
I got just 8 marks overall on 540 .
That didn't stop me from writing the escape velocity test well
I scored well and now, I am looking forward to the other tests as well
Just don't let yourself down and have self-confidence.
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Thanks a lot man!
That book is indeed useful for IITJEE preparation.
How about this one?
Concise Inorganic Chemistry
by J. D. Lee
Product Details
- Paperback: 1032 pages
- Publisher: Chapman & Hall; 5th edition (October 1996)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0412788209
- ISBN-13: 978-0412788208
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In some of the mechanisms, the formation of the carbocation or carbanion is the slow step.
This is of course, a very generalised statement. For instance, in markonikaw addition, formation of carbocation is the slowest step and hence the rate determining step.
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