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[AnonymousNow]

If you find the Goon Gupta link please send it to me too at [hidden email]

On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 11:19 PM, ron9435 [via Discussion forum] <[hidden email]> wrote:

DITRO
 ....goon gupta for stats....can u send me the ebook link?

and Sanjana please mail me the solutions of varian workbook at [hidden email]

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[Dreyfus]

Finding an ebook by indian writer is just like finding a needle in grass roots..........i think u should forget about any book for economics from indian writer.......

[AnonymousNow]

Hmmm :-(

On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 11:38 PM, vgbuddy [via Discussion forum] <[hidden email]> wrote:

Finding an ebook by indian writer is just like finding a needle in grass roots..........i think u should forget about any book for economics from indian writer.......

Vaibhav Garg

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[Ditro Raychaudhuri]

hey i dont have the ebook .... i bought the physical book. Its not expensive at all 200rs i guess and filled with questions.....its worth it ............ but no explaination is there btw

[The Villain]

okk thanx....goon gupta is good for which part???probability???IS IT WORTH STUDYING FROM IT????

[rongmon]

Hi all.

Could you list down the necessary books for each topic?

There's too many and i don't know which to go for.

Thanks.

[rongmon]

I am a B.Com Hons graduate by the way.

So if there is any additional material i need to look at, let me know.

Thanks.

[Ditro Raychaudhuri]

 I am sorry but i do not have the faintest idea.

[rongmon]

Anyone else?

A definite list of books required for DSE preparation.

Thanks.

[AnonymousNow]

@rongmon Wait are you from Guwahati ?

On Sun, Dec 29, 2013 at 6:10 PM, rongmon [via Discussion forum] <[hidden email]> wrote:

Anyone else?

A definite list of books required for DSE preparation.

Thanks.

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[XIPP]

You can follow this.

[rongmon]

Dibrugarh!

What about you?

[rongmon]

@XIPP

Thanks.


Couple of queries, a. for Macro is it essential to refer to both Blanchard and Branson? b. for Math, Sydaester will suffice? I have Simon and Blume in hand, any views on that book?

[XIPP]

Shall I share my personal views? Let me do.

Maths: Simon & Blume is outstanding, if you are dedicated. But, it doesn't have too much numerical exercises, and abstract concepts are asked relatively less in the entrances, so I should say Sydsaeter suffices, and go to the "ESSENTIAL Mathematics for economic analysis". You also have to follow some AIEEE problem math book for ISI.

MICRO: I have still not made my mind, though I think Jehle-Reny. You can handle any level of micro depending on your math maturity. I really disliked verbal(no-math) presentation of Varian's IM.(I read only first 9 chapters and got exhausted.) i tried Nicholson's Micro Theory, but  sometimes its presentation is really poor.It boasts of being mathematical, but many times just state things in an un-understandable way, definitions of many important things are lacking. Now, I am reading Jehle-Reny, this is the best micro I have read ever. I don't know why people are so afraid of Jehle. If you have completed first 4 parts of Simon-Blume, it is pretty readable.

MACRO: Blanchard is the best among the Macros I have read. And so is Branson, just needs the total differential ability in you. Some say Dornbusch should be done also, at least for Open Economy.

Statistics: The best book I think is the combination: SC Gupta-VK Kapoor and DeGroot. I am going to read both!

You may disagree with me, but follow challenging books, they will really be benefitial.

[rongmon]

Thanks very much.

So i have Simon-Blume and Blanchard in hand. For the others, Ill see what fits me best and take it forward.

[Ditro Raychaudhuri]

jehle and reny is used in dse too at 1st sem level

[AnonymousNow]

@rongmon Ah ! Guwahati. I could guess from your name that you are from Assam. Had you been from Guwahati we could have had formed a group here. Anyway do drop in your email ID and all the very best. You are in the perfect discussion forum :)

On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 10:25 PM, Akshay Jain [via Discussion forum] <[hidden email]> wrote:

intermediate micro for entrances .......not the microeconomic analysis...it book can demotivate anyone.....

Akshay Jain

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[rongmon]

Good to know.)

Ill do that.

[Ditro Raychaudhuri]

Rongmon was that good to know part for me?

[rongmon]

I was replying to Jayshree there in fact.

But yes, your information is useful.)