Railways

A list of the best not technical books for railway exams is listed below;
1- General Knowledge: Lucent
2- Reasoning: Arihan publications.
3- Aptitude: Arihant publications.
4- General Science: Lucent.
5- Current Affairs Manorama.
6- Guide to RRB Non Technical by Odisha Experts.
7- RRB CBT Non-Technical by RPH Editorial Board
8- Railway Recruitment Boards RRB (Non-Technical Cadre) by Arihant Experts
9- Solved Paper RRB (Non-Technical Cadre) by Arihant Experts
10- Railway Non Technical Online Exam by Think Tank of Kiran Prakashan
11- RRB Railway Recruitment Board Non-Technical Exams by V. K Subburaj
12- RRB CBT 31 Practice Sets by GKP and arihant publication.
13- Railway Recruitment Boards RRB (Non-Technical Cadre) by kiran publication. I hope this will help you.

A list of the best books for the railway exam are listed below;
1- Arithmetic R. S Aggarwal.
2- Reasoning test R. S. Aggarwal.
3- Upkar Railway Recruitment Board Examination Khanna & Verma.
4- English Grammar Wren and Martin.
5- Verbal & nonverbal Reasoning R. S. Aggarwal.
6- Quicker reasoning test Upkar Publication.
7- Railway Recruitment Board Exam Upkar Publication.
8- RRB Technical Exam Dr. Chandresh Agrawal.
9- 15 Practice Sets Indian Railways JE Recruitment Exam Arihant Experts.
10- Indian Railways Group D Recruitment Exam Guide RPH Editorial Board.
11- RRB Technical (Electrical Engineering) Dr. Chandresh Agrawal.
12- Railway Psychological Test English Kiran Prakashan.
13- Objective General Science Expert Compilations.
14- Railway Mechanical Engineering PWB English Kiran Prakashan.
15- Practice Workbook: Indian Railway Group-D Recruitment Exam Arihant Experts. I hope this will help you.

The syllabus of the newly proposed Indian Railway Management Service exam is as follows:
1. Since you will need to appear in the same paper as CSE Prelim, this stage's syllabus is similar to that of CSE Prelim.
2. The IRMS cutoff will differ from the CSE cutoff.
3. There will be four conventional essay-style papers on the main stage.
4. There are two qualifying papers for language.
5. The first is the Indian language selected by you from the available languages in the options; its syllabus will be at the 10th grade level. For instance, if you select Bengali, you will be asked questions about 10th-level basic grammar.
6. The syllabus of the English-language paper will be similar to the UPSC's compulsory English paper, I. e. , at the 10-level.
7. The merit list will be based on two optional papers. Only the following subjects are available to you as optional subjects:
a. Electrical Engineering
b. Mechanical Engineering
c. Civil Engineering
d. Commerce and accounting
The syllabus of these papers will be similar to the UPSC CSE optional papers.

The railway ministry recently proposed the Indian Railway Management Service exam. The prelim will be conducted along with the UPSC CSE prelim. As you must appear in the same paper as CSE Prelim, this stage's syllabus is similar to that of CSE Prelim; however, the cutoff for IRMS will be different. Following the preliminary stage, the main stage will include four traditional essay types of papers. The syllabus for these papers will be as follows:
1. Paper A: Any Indian language selected by you from the available languages in the options. The language paper syllabus will be at the 10th grade level. For example, if you choose Hindi you will be asked questions about basic grammar and comprehension.
2. Paper B: This is the English-language paper. The syllabus of this paper will be similar to the compulsory English paper of the UPSC I. e. , class 10 level. The papers listed above will qualify for nature, and the merit list will be based on two optional papers. You can choose an optional subject only from the following subjects:
1. Civil Engineering
2. Mechanical Engineering
3. Electrical Engineering
4. Commerce and accounting
The syllabus of these papers will be similar to the UPSC CSE optional papers. You can learn about the syllabus of the optional courses you selected in the 2023 UPSC notification.