Hello candidate,

I'm sorry to inform you but as per your given information it's very difficult to provide any specific information regarding your question. But if you have any further queries regarding college admission, entrance examination details, cut off related information, or any other educational related doubts, feel free to post it here!

Hello candidate,

Because there is a restriction on the number of answering notes available on this platform it's not possible on my part to provide you with the PDF format of the books for which you had posted here. But let me suggest you with some of the best books for or chemical engineering-

Textbook of Engineering Chemistry by S. S. Dara; S. ...

Engineering Chemistry by Jain and Jain; Dhanpat Rai Publication Co.

Applied Chemistry by H.D. Gesser, Springer Publishers.

Engineering Chemistry by Shikha Agarwal; Cambridge University Press, 2015 edition.

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Hello candidate

Intelligence refers to how well you process information.

Education refers to what you know.

Being intelligent is a matter of biology. Being educated is a matter of choice.

If you’re unintelligent, but choose to be educated, good for you: you’ve played the hand you’re dealt, and you’ll probably do all right (especially since gaining an education without being particularly intelligent is going to take a lot of hard work, perseverance, and dedication, all qualities that help you succeed in life).

If you’re intelligent, but choose to be ignorant, you are doing a disservice to yourself and to society. Intelligence is how well/easily you learn and process new information. So, books and education won’t make you inherently more intelligent. But they will make you “smarter”. Why would you not want to read is the better question? Also, if you’re really anti-reading, try audiobooks. Reading is too valuable to ignore if you want to live a good life. However, traditional education, with schools and books, is not the only way to learn. Make the world your classroom. Look at a tree with wonder, let it teach you about inter-dependent life, about earth’s sustenance, photosynthesis and the amazing ability of trees to refresh the air we believe. Look at an ant colony and learn about teamwork. Look at the night sky and wonder about earth’s relationship to other planets and stars. There is much to learn outside a classroom. You will find, however, that books contain vast knowledge, ideas and information that will help provide giant leaps in your understanding of the world.

I hope you understand.

All the best for your future.

Dear student

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Hi there!

For Economics honours, you can refer some books like microeconomics by HL Ahuja, macroeconomics books by ML Jhingan and RGD Allen Macro economic theory. Ncert books on micro and macro economics are the best ones for better and clear understanding of the subject.

Hope this helps!

Dear Candidate, you haven't mentioned your course. Please mention that so as to get better help.

Thank you!

Dear aspirant,

You need to figure out on your own for your preparation strategy because for every individual the preparation mode is very different. I have cracked jee mains and my preparation was totally different from other jee aspirants. I did not refer many books like for example in chemistry op Tandon ,ms chauhan, p. Bahadur. It's important for you to get the concepts right in your brain.

I never liked HC Verma in physics so I referred dc Pandey and pvq for all the subjects and the handbooks of Allen coaching . It was enough for me.

Hello Student,

As per your question I would say to follow some basic books like microeconomics by HL Ahuja, macroeconomics books by ML jhingan and Macro economic theory by RGD Allen. Ncert book on micro and macro economics should be followed for basic understanding of economics. Problems of philosophy by DD Raphael, John Hoppers: Introduction to philosophical analysis for subsidiary course in philosophy, For Geography go for Savindra Singh textbook on Geomorphology, Population Geography by RC Chandana.

I hope this information is clear.

Thank You

Hello.

If you want go prepare for the entrance exam for humanities, then you need to be well aware of the humanities subject of class 12. You also need to be thorough about their syllabus and go through the given texts. There are also many books available market that can help you in knowing what all to read as well as for aptitude. You can also watch some videos on YouTube. You. An follow the link. For more information:-

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-ba-eligibility-criteria

Hey Parween, Here are some books recommended for B.Ed:

1. Rusk: The Philosophical Bases of education.
2. Oad. L.K.: Shiksha K; Darshanik Evam Samaj Shastriya Pristhabhoomi.
3. Pandey R.S.: Shiksha Darshan.
4. Ruhela S.P.: Shikhsa ka Samajshastra.
5. Singh. A.K.: Shiksha Manovigyan.
6. Dandapani S.: A Textbook of Advanced Educational
7. Psychology: Anmol Publishers.

Hope this is helpful!