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  • GATE needs conceptual clarity to crack. But it also needs systematic approach and dedicated preparation. br /strongTHEORY OF COMPUTAION (TOC) - ULLMAN/strongbr /strongCOMPILER DESIGN - DRAGON , RAVI SETHI OR ULLMAN/strongbr /strongDIGITAL AND ANALOG - R.P JAIN , MARRIS MANO/strongbr /strongCOMPUTER NETWORK - FOROUZAM , tanenbaum/strongbr /strongOPERATING SYSTEM - GALVIN , TANELA/strongbr /strongDBMS - NAVATHE (old edition )/strongbr /strongALGORITHM - CORMEN/strongbr /strongDS AND PROGRAMMING - DENNIS RITCHIE/strongbr /strongCOMPUTER ORGANISATION - PETERSON/strong

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  • Mostly the textbooks which we used during B. Tech is sufficient but If you are from another background then you can prefer these booksbr /DS AND PROGRAMMING - DENNIS RITCHIEbr /Narshima Karmunchi  data structurebr /Gelvin operating systembr /etc.br /br / 

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  • Gate 2018 and Gate 2019 of GK Publications is a great book regarrding this

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  • narshima karmunchi  data structurebr /gelvin operating system

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  • Mostly standard text books which we used  during our B.Tech are useful and sufficient.

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  • strongBook Name: Database System Concepts, Author’s Name: Silberschatz, Sudarshan, Korth, Edition: 6br /Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach, Author’s Name: James F. Kurose, Keith W. Ross, Edition: 6/strongbr /br / 

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  • stronguFollowing is books for computer science student./u/strongbr /br /THEORY OF COMPUTAION (TOC) - ULLMANbr /COMPILER DESIGN - DRAGON , RAVI SETHI OR ULLMANbr /DIGITAL AND ANALOG - R.P JAIN , MARRIS MANObr /COMPUTER NETWORK - FOROUZAM , tanenbaumbr /OPERATING SYSTEM - GALVIN , TANELAbr /DBMS - NAVATHE (old edition )br /ALGORITHM - CORMENbr /DS AND PROGRAMMING - DENNIS RITCHIEbr /!--[if gte mso 9]xml o:OfficeDocumentSettings o:AllowPNG/ /o:OfficeDocumentSettings /xml![endif]--!--[if gte mso 9]xml w:WordDocument w:ViewNormal/w:View w:Zoom0/w:Zoom w:TrackMoves/ w:TrackFormatting/ w:PunctuationKerning/ w:ValidateAgainstSchemas/ w:SaveIfXMLInvalidfalse/w:SaveIfXMLInvalid w:IgnoreMixedContentfalse/w:IgnoreMixedContent w:AlwaysShowPlaceholderTextfalse/w:AlwaysShowPlaceholderText w:DoNotPromoteQF/ w:LidThemeOtherEN-IN/w:LidThemeOther w:LidThemeAsianX-NONE/w:LidThemeAsian w:LidThemeComplexScriptX-NONE/w:LidThemeComplexScript w:Compatibility w:BreakWrappedTables/ w:SnapToGridInCell/ 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  • Details about Books for GATE Computer Sciencebr /Read the details about GATE Computer Science books that will give you the necessary introduction & complete importance.br /1. An Introduction to Formal Languages and Automata by Peter Linz.br /This is the best book for GATE as far as TOC is concerned.br /It covers all the topics with lucid explanation and interesting problems at the end of each chapter. If one goes through this book nicely, it will help you to score full marks in TOC.br /2. Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications by Kenneth Rosen.br /This is the perfect book for Introductory Discrete Mathematics, highly recommended for GATE. This book is a must read for any computer scientist.br /It will help you build a solid foundation in combinatorics, graph theory which carries over through Algorithms as well. Especially the first chapter on propositional logic is intriguing.br /3. Introduction to Algorithms (C.L.R.S)br /If computer science is religion, this book is Gita/Kuran/Bible. The Art of Computer Programming, by Donald E. Knuth (Volumes 1-4) are Vedas.br /CLRS is necessary and sufficient for GATE. Ideally one should implement the algorithms in C/C++.br /4. Database Systems by Elmasri, Navathebr /It is an excellent book for GATE. You can depend on this book for the entire syllabus.br /In addition, you can refer Database Management Systems by Raghu Ramakrishnan for transaction management.br /5. Computer System Architecture by Morris Manobr /This book will clear your basics and you should be able to solve previous GATE questions with ease.br /In addition for pipelining Computer Organization by HAMACHER can be referred.br /6. The C Programming Language by Dennis Ritchiebr /Just Stick with this book for C Programming Language.br /7. Data Communications and Networking by Forouzanbr /This is a comprehensive book for a vast subject and can be referred to clear networking concepts.br /Computer Networking by James F. Kurose is quite popular among GATE aspirants.br /8. Operating System Concepts by Galvinbr /This is a very interesting book, covering entire GATE syllabus and easy to understand.br /9. Data Structures Using C by Tenenbaumbr /A solid grasp on data structures is very important for a good programmer and this books is a great one to start with & Sufficient for GATE.br /10. Compilers: Principles, Techniques, & Tools by Ullmanbr /This is perhaps the only book where examples are given excellently.br /It will help you to understand the compiler concepts well.br /11. Modern Digital Electronics by R.P Jainbr /This is a very good book for digital and can be read along with NPTEL lecture by Prof.S.Srinivasan.br /Digital Logic and Computer Design by M. Morris Mano is an excellent book.

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  • if u r a preparing for GATE (CS) then u have to read this books:-br /emstrongThe C Programming language, Author’s Name: Brian W. Kernighan , Dennis M. Ritchie, Edition: 2/strong/embr /strongemComputer Networking: A Top-Down Approach, Author’s Name: James F. Kurose, Keith W. Ross, Edition: 6br /Book Name: Introduction to Algorithms, Author’s Name: Thomas H. Cormen, Charles E. Leiserson,  Ronald L. Rivest, and Clifford Stein, Edition: 3?/em/strongbr /strongemBook Name: Classic Data Structures, Author’s Name: Debasis Samanta, Edition: 2br /Book Name: Operating System Concepts, Author’s Name: Silberschatz, Galvin, Gagne, Edition: 8?br /Book Name: Database System Concepts, Author’s Name: Silberschatz, Sudarshan, Korth, Edition: 6br /Book Name: An Introduction to Formal Languages and Automata, Author’s Name: Peter Linz, Edition: 5?/em/strongbr / 

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