• Arihant Logical Reasoning Book
• How to prepare for Logical Reasoning by Arun Sharma (TMH Publication) – For Basics
• Past Test Papers and Mock Tests
• Study Material of any of the coachings (TIME/CL/IMS) – Only if you are a first time taker
• Puzzles to Puzzle You – Shakuntala Devi

besides keep practicing

1. G.k
2. English
3. Maths Upto 10th

Hello Niharika

We've listed below 7 books for entrance exams which are a must in your preparation journey:

• Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis.
• Official Cambridge Guide to IELTS.
• Comprehensive Guide to IBPS PO Exam.
• A Modern Approach to Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning.
• Indian Art and Culture by Nitin Singhania.

Thanks

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. It is better you can take coaching because it makes you in a track with out diverting your attention with regard to the exam. Even, there are much people who scored top ranks with self study but wholly it is  matter of determination and to be focused. You can refer the book of Lucent's for static GK and for current affairs it is better you follow day to day news visiting the websites like affairs cloud and even reading the newspaper such as HINDU. For part of reasoning you can buy verbal and non-verbal reasoning book so that you can have practice everyday. Follow legal news even help you much.

ALL THE BEST

Hey student,

Make a proper study plan for each section.

Know the exam pattern and syllabus.

List out important topics from the syllabus of each section.

Get the books, study material and mock test for practice.

Revise everything prepared to score well.

The books you should use for icar are-

NTA-ICAR: AIEEA-UG Entrance Exam GuideR. Gupta

ICAR Syllabi (BSc Agriculture)Dr. Rajeev Bairathi R.K. Gupta

Ready Reckoner for ICAR-AIEEA (UG)R.K. Sharma U. D. Chavan

BSc Agriculture for ICAR AIEEA (UG)Dr. Lalita Gaur.

All the best student,

Hope this helps you.

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Hello!

These are some of of books you can refer to for preparing for Plant Quarantine Officer-

• Plant Protection and Quarantine Officer (PPQ) Passbook
• A Vision into Plant Pathology- A complete student version by N.H.S.Reddy
• Plant diseases by R.S.Singh
• Fungi Bacteria and Virus - H.C. Dube
• Fungicides in Plant Disease Control - Nene & Thapliyal
• Modern plant pathology by H.C.Dube
• Plant bacteriology by K.K.mondal
• Plant virology by K.K. Biswas

Hope these books will help you.

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Dear aspirant

It's good if you are fond of reading anatomy books. Of you are planning to persue MBBS or any other medical course it may be very helpful for you in first year. As human anatomy is basic of any medical course so it's important also.

In India for human anatomy mainly two author book's are followed all over India for different medical course like MBBS/BDS/BAMS etc. these two author are

B.D chaurasia

Vishram Singh

These two books you can easily get on any online platform like Amazon, Flipkart etc or any near medical books store. So this is the basic books which you should read first..

Then for human anatomy, most standard book all over the world is Gray's anatomy, so you can study this one once you complete above one. If you study this book it will be very helpful once you go abroad. Preferably read students edition of this book for more understanding at your level.

YOu can prefer any of these three book's to study human anatomy,they are most followed books in India.

Hope this was informative for you and it's helps you

Best wishes!!

Hello Aspirant,

A few of the books which are helpful for the preparation for this examination are listed below:

1. Universal's LLB Entrance Guide - Lexis Nexis
2. Objective Arithmetic - GK Today
3. Analytical and Logical Reasoning - RS Agarwal
4. Verbal Reasoning - RS Agarwal
5. Analytical Reasoning - MK Pandey

Hope this helps.

All the best!

Hello,

The reporting time is specified to minimise candidate discomfort and maintain order in the testing facility. However, it is manageable, and you can be to the testing location before the door closes. It is best to report before reporting time in order to prevent needless confusion.

As per your query,

Yes, you can carry books inside the campus but not inside the classroom where exam will start.

Good Luck!!