Essential books for UPSC exam

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 ESSENTIAL BOOKS FOR UPSC EXAM 





PRELIMINARY EXAM > 
  1. History of modern india - Bipan Chandra (history)
  2. india's struggle for independence - Bipan Chandra (history)
  3. india's ancient past - R.S. Sharma (history)
  4. History of medieval india - Satish Chandra (history)
  5. The wonder that was india - A.L. Bhasham (culture)
  6. Indian art and culture - Nitin Singhania (culture)
  7. Geography of india - Majit Husain (geography)
  8. Oxford school atlas - oxford (geography)
  9. Certificate physical and human geography - Goh cheng leong (geography)
  10. Indian polity for civil services examinations - M. laxmikanth (polity)
  11. Indian economy - Ramesh Singh (economy)
  12. Economic survey 
  13. Science and technology in india - TMH (science &technology)
  14. Environmental studies : from crisis to cure - Rajgopalan (environment)
  15. Environment for civil services prelims and mains -Khuller (environment)
  16. Indian year book ( current affairs )
  17. Manorama yearbook ( current affairs )
  18. CSAT paper - 2 manual by TMH OR CSAT2 - Arihant (csat paper2)
  19. Analytical reasoning - M.K. Pandey (csat paper2)
  20. Verbal and non-verbal reasoning - R.S. aggarwal . (csat paper2)

MAINS EXAM 

  1. Contemporay essays by Ramesh singh OR 151 Essays for upsc mains ( essay paper)
  2. India after Gandhi - ramchandra guha 
  3. Norman lowe OR history of modern world - jain and mathur 
  4. Social problems in india -ram ahuja 
  5. IAS Mains general studies paper 2   (arihant manual )
  6. Governance in india foe CSE ( Governance G2)
  7. Pax india - shashi tharoor ( foreign policy G2) 
  8. India and the World by Surendra kumar ( foreign G2)
  9. IAS mains general studies G3 (arihant manual G3)
  10. India' national security: a reader ( internal security G3) 
  11. Challenges to internal security of india (internal security G3)
  12. Lexicon for ethics, integrity and aptitude (ethics G4)
  13. IAS mains general studies - ethics (arihant manual G4) 

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