IES Electronics Reference Books

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For IES ESE Electronics preparation, you need to study a wide range of topics.
You should first of all, go ahead and download the syllabus from here:
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Now that you know the subjects that you need to study for, here's some of the well-known authors that are being used by IES ESE aspirants for a long time.

1. Electronic Devices and Circuits & Analog Electronics
Two books by 2 different authors: Jacob Millman Halkias | Sedra & Smith

2. Communication Systems
- Simon Haykins
Simon Haykins

3. Signals and Systems
- Oppenheim and Willsky

4. Satellite Communications
- Pratt and Bostian

5. Control Systems Engineering
- I.G. Nagrath & M.Gopal

6. Electro Magnetic Theory
- N. N. Rao

7. Digital Electronics
Digital Design, Digital Systems, Modern Digital Electronics
- Two Books by M. Morris Mano and R. P. Jain

8. Computer Engineering
- Two books by Ramesh S. Gaonkar and William Stalling

9. Microwave Devices and Circuits
- Liao

10. Network Theory
- D. Roy Chaudhary

11. Electrical & Electronic Measurement and Instrumentation
- Two books by A. K. Sahney and H. S. Kalsi

12. Field Theory
- A.K Gangadhar

13. Automatic Control Systems
- BC Kuo

14. Modern Control Engineering
- Ogata

15 Network Analysis
- Van Valkenburg

16. GATE previous question papers only and Previous IES (Objective questions only) Question Papers
- By GK Publications

If you need guidance or book suggestions for some particular topic or subject in the syllabus, do ask in reply below.

All the best with your preparations.