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January 8th, 2014, 12:09 PM
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 IES electronics engineering preparation
I want to take part in UPSC Indian Engineering Service (IES) exam so can you tell me how to do preparation of this exam
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January 8th, 2014, 12:34 PM
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| Re: IES electronics engineering preparation
As you are going for appear in UPSC Indian Engineering Service (IES) exam and here asked to us about your preparation, so we are giving you name of some of the best books which will be help ful in your exam for make good score: Circuit Theory: A. Chakrabarti(Dhanpat Rai) Signals and systems: Oppenheim and Willsky. For DFT/FFT, refer to Oppenheim’sbook on DSP. For better coverage of z-transform, refer any Indian author.(I had Sanjay Sharma’s book) E.M. Theory: K.D. Prasad. For Smith chart and other minor topics left refer Jordan & Balmain. Analog Electronics: J.B. Gupta. For topics like feedback amplifiers and any other topics not covered well in that book refer Sedra & Smith. Digital Electronics: M.Morris Mano Energy Conversion: Ashfaq Hussain. For topics not covered in detail refer Fitzgerald. Power Electronics and Electric Drives: PS Bhimbra Analog Communication: (a) Simon Haykin (b) BP Lathi (c) Singh and Sapre(TMH) Control Systems: Nagrath & Gopal Microprocessors and Microcomputers: RS Gaonkar Measurement and Instrumentation: AK Sawhney Power Systems: (a) Nagrath and Kothari (b) CL Wadhwa Power System Protection: (a) CL Wadhwa(only chapters of psp, circuit breaker) (b) Badriram &Vishwakarma Digital Communication: Same as Analog Communication. For Data Networks and 7-layered architecture I referred Forouzan(TMH). Here I am uploading one file which give you help in your exam preparation
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June 1st, 2015, 10:30 AM
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| Re: IES electronics engineering preparation
IES (Indian Engineering Services) Exam Conducted by Union Public Services Commission Exam conducted in the month. The examination comprises a written test followed by a personal interview. Written test Total marks: 1,000 Type: Descriptive and objective Number of days the written test is spread across: Usually 3 days Engineering discipline to be chosen from the following – Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Tips to prepare; Time management Make a routine and stick to it. Solve previous question paper Take good books Take as many online English tests as possible Read newspapers and watch the news on TV regularly Join coaching Books; IES, GATE, PSUs: A Handbook on Mechanical Engineering (English) (Paperback) by Made Easy IES, GATE, PSUs: A Handbook on Electronics and Communication Engineering (English) (Paperback) by Made Easy Pub Handbook on Civil Engineering IES, GATE, PSUs & Other Competitive Exams by Made Easy Current Affairs Made Easy by Made Easy Electrical Machinery (English) 7th Edition (Paperback) by Bimbhra, P.S.|Author;    
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