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Good book for CSAT?

edited January 2014 in CSAT
hi guys,

those who have given csat previously (or the 1st timers), which book in the market do you reco for csat practice?

thanks in advance.
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  • I have two manuals .

    One by arihant and other one is by Manish Ranjan (he was 4th ranker in IAS 2002).
    I think they both would suffice coupled by RS Aggarwal for some sections .
  • If you are a first timer or a humanities graduate with not much experience with aptitiude/quant questions, start with R S Aggarwal. With a little bit of practice you'll easily graduate to Arihant.

  • Hi,
    Do check the following link for IAS material
    http://www.ebay.in/usr/materialias
  • Is Arihant enough for CSAT to practice?
  • @Arpit : I am 1st time/engg graduate. Since I graduated 4 years back, I have lost a bit of touch with apti question. Though I guess it should not be much of an effort to get back to the 'right apti' ;) . Does Arihant suffice for the purpose?
  • I checked pearson and tmh too in the market. but being a first timer couldn't decide which one to chose.
  • @Arpit : I am 1st time/engg graduate. Since I graduated 4 years back, I have lost a bit of touch with apti question. Though I guess it should not be much of an effort to get back to the 'right apti' ;) . Does Arihant suffice for the purpose?
    Bhai, download some sample papers from somewhere and solve them. By the time you are on question no. 3 you'll be back on the right track!

    Frankly, Arihant is only for 'beginners'!
  • Alright. I guess no book will be required in particular. Solving the practice test should suffice. Thanks for the inputs.
  • @Arpit. Which book is complete in itself providing enough topic wise practice questions with tit-bits if any to solve quicker and also providing a few mock test papers?
  • Arihant is quite comprehensive! And so are TMH & Pearson Education.

    I have not tried any of them but skimmed through all of them on book stalls. I suggest you do the same and try to judge the difficulty level and approach in all three to choose the best one suited to your needs.

    Do attempt some sample papers before that, for that will give you a clear idea as to what areas you need to work on. I am hereby attaching some old sample papers and a guidance article for reference.
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