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Books(Authors) list for TRB Exams


Books for TRB syllabus

Topic
Authors
Analysis
1. Rudin
2. Apostol
Algebra
1. Herstein
2. Hoffman Kunze
Complex Analysis
Ahlfors
Topology
Munkres
Functional Analysis
Simmons
Differential Equations
1. Sneddon
2. coddington
3. Sankara rao
4. Simmons
5. Grewal (Enggineering Mathematics)
Differential Geometry
1. Willmore
2. Somasundaram
Probability and Statistics
1. Hogg
2. Gupta Kapoor
3. Grewal (Enggineering Mathematics)
Linear programming
1.Sharma, J.K
2. Taha
3. Grewal (Enggineering Mathematics)
Numerical Analysis
1. Brian Bradie
2. Jain and Iyyenger
3. Grewal (Enggineering Mathematics)
Graph Theory
Bondy and Murty
Mechanics related subjects
1. Goldstein
2. Greenwood
3. Rupin
4. Chung
5. Chorlton
6. Batchlor
7. Chandrasekaraiah and Loknath

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