Can anyone suggest me the easiest and most enjoyable way of studying electromagnetism(books, softwares and course work pls)?
DON'T START WITH JACKSON!!! :-) LOL Jackson's text would definitely be the one to avoid if you want an enjoyable experience. "A Student's Guide to Maxwell's Equations" by Daniel Fleisch is a good read though. I also really enjoy "Physics for Scientists and Engineers" (Calc. Based) by Randall Knight. Also, "College Physics" (Algebra Based) by Knight, Jones, and Field, provides a decent description of Electricity and Magnetism, but there's not much on Maxwell's equations there. Hope that helps.
If you don't need to learn the particulars of Maxwell's equations, pick up that "College Physics" book. It is far and away the best Algebra based Physics text I've ever seen.
Read with the same interest as how you do the things in which you are most interested
TIPLER is the best..just try to go steadily.
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