I have done my iti fitter can I apply for railway group d but I have a question is which book provide to complete syllabus for group d please help me

Yes, if you have completed your ITI in fitter, you are eligible to apply for the Railway Group D exam as the required educational qualification is either a 10th pass or an ITI certificate or an equivalent qualification like a National Apprenticeship Certificate (NAC) from NCVT.

While having an ITI is accepted for Group D, it is not mandatory; you can also apply if you have only passed 10th grade.

Always refer to the latest RRB Group D notification for the most updated eligibility criteria.

Preparing for the RRB Group D exam requires a mix of subject knowledge and practice. Here are some recommended books that can help you prepare effectively for the exam, especially for the Secunderabad Division:

General Science

NCERT Science Textbooks (Class 6-10): These provide a good foundation in basic science concepts.

General Science for Competitive Exams by D. Mukherjee: Covers various topics relevant to the syllabus.

Mathematics

Quantitative Aptitude by R.S. Aggarwal: Comprehensive coverage of topics with practice problems.

Fast Track Objective Arithmetic by Rajesh Verma: Good for quick problem-solving techniques.

General Intelligence and Reasoning

A Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal: Detailed explanations of concepts with ample practice questions.

Analytical Reasoning by M.K. Pandey: Focuses on analytical skills required for reasoning sections.

General Awareness

General Knowledge by Manohar Pandey (Arihant): Covers current affairs, static GK, and important events.

Lucent’s General Knowledge: A concise book that covers a wide range of topics relevant to the exam.

Practice Papers

RRB Group D Previous Year Papers: Solving previous years' papers can help you understand the exam pattern and frequently asked questions.

Mock Tests: Books that offer mock tests specifically for the RRB Group D exam can help you gauge your preparation level.

Additional Tips

Online Resources: Consider using online platforms for current affairs and quizzes.

Coaching Material: If you prefer structured learning, check local coaching centers for their recommended materials.

Make sure to cover the entire syllabus and practice regularly to improve your speed and accuracy. Good luck with your preparation!