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Which book is best from Truman or dinesh publication for neet and aiims preparation?What is speciality of that book?


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sagar khedkar 22nd May, 2019
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Ankita Behera 22nd May, 2019

Hi Sagar,

Well the answer to your question will be a little twisted.

Because both books are equally good and well recommended.

I felt Trueman's theory portion is quite good since it has explained portions elaborately plus there are additional information that can boost your knowledge on the subjects for aiims exam.

Dinesh's objective books are good because they deal with a lot of mcqs of different levels as well as have mcqs from previous year papers.

So you can opt for either or mix the best features of both the books.


All the best

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22nd May, 2019
Thank you mam
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