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NCERT maths textbook for class 12 (part 1) excellent condition

NCERT maths textbook for class 12 (part 1) excellent condition

₹140

Handbook of Physics Formulae Book For IIT-JEE, NEET, KVPY, NTSE, Olympiad and all other Engineering Entrance Exams Many excellent books are available in the market & each of them represents the subject matter in a highly explanatory manner. However, the students preparing for the competitive examinations also need a comprehensive book on formulae for quick reference and revision. This hand-book of Physics Formulae, therefore, will address this need of students. This little book is an attempt to present the basic formulae in a quick reference format. A student may find this book as a handy aid for gaining rapid insight into the new formulae. Whether a student is doing exercises, homework, or preparing for the tests, this book will give them a quick easy reference to the formulae. The book contains most of the formulae from the syllabus of competitive examination, covering all the topics. Additionally, a systematic index incorporated at the beginning of the hand-book allows a user to locate the required formulae swiftly and simply. We have tried our best to keep errors out of this book. Though we shall be grateful to the readers if they point out any errors and/or make constructive suggestions. We wish to utilize the opportunity to place on record our special thanks to all members of the Content Development team for their efforts to create this wonderful book. Career Point Ltd, Kota (Rajasthan)

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The Professor by Charlotte Bronte

The Professor by Charlotte Bronte

₹120

The other day, in looking over my papers, I found in my desk the following copy of a letter, sent by me a year since to an old school acquaintance:—“DEAR CHARLES, “I think when you and I were at Eton together, we were neither of us what could be called popular characters: you were a sarcastic, observant, shrewd, cold-blooded creature; my own portrait I will not attempt to draw, but I cannot recollect that it was a strikingly attractive one—can you? What animal magnetism drew thee and me together I know not; certainly I never experienced anything of the Pylades and Orestes sentiment for you, and I have reason to believe that you, on your part, were equally free from all romantic regard to me. Still, out of school hours we walked and talked continually together; when the theme of conversation was our companions or our masters we understood each other, and when I recurred to some sentiment of affection, some vague love of an excellent or beautiful object, whether in animate or inanimate nature, your sardonic coldness did not move me. I felt myself superior to that check THEN as I do NOW. “It is a long time since I wrote to you, and a still longer time since I saw you. Chancing to take up anewspaper of your county the other day, my eye fell upon your name. I began to think of old times; to runover the events which have transpired since we separated; and I sat down and commenced this letter. What you have been doing I know not; but you shall hear, if you choose to listen, how the world has wagged with me.

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