Hello

See what actually matters is your understanding of the subject. You can solve HC Verma ten times but if you don’t understand the logic and solve the calculations yourself, it is nothing but a waste of time. As such HC Verma is no benchmark, solving or not solving this one book doesn’t make or break your chances to get the college of your dreams.

Another thing I must mention is that we are trying to get  MBBS/BDS/other allied seats and not a Phd in physics. So learn to limit yourself as well.

Coming to physics in specific, there are many books to choose from. HC Verma is a bold choice. I would advice you to solve the important chapters entirely while the lesser important chapters can be done superficially. You need to understand that this book is originally meant for Engineering and is authored by an IIT professor. It is detailed and elaborated in ways which might be much beyond the scope of a medical aspirant.

To solve this dilemma, before starting any chapter, go through previous year questions asked from that chapter. It’s okay if you don’t understand much, we just want to gauge the level expected from us.

Always feel free to modify your strategy as per your needs. Hope this helps you. Goodluck!