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Keeping the syllabus (http://gate.iitr.ernet.in/wp-con. ). In mind I followed these books judiciously:
Section 1- Engineering Mathematics
Higher Engineering Mathematics - B S Grewal
Linear Algebra - Gilbert Strang
Probability, Random Variables and Random Signal Principles - Payton Peebles
Section 2- Networks
Engineering Circuit Analysis - W H Hayt & J E Kemmerly
Network Analysis Van Valkenburg
Section 2- Signals & Systems
Signals and Systems Oppenheim Schafer
Section 3- Electronic Devices
Semiconductor Devices Kanaan Kano
Section 4- Analog Circuits
Integrated Electronics Millman & Halkias
Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory Robert Boylesta
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The list of Books I am providing you will help you a lot to prepare for the NET Exam. Please check out
UGC NET Electronics Science for Paper 1 & 2
UGC/CBSE NET Electronics Science Question Papers
CBSE NET Electronics Science by BHI Editorials
Handbooks for Electronics & Science by Experts Compilation
Electronics Science for NET by Prof. Dr. S. L Kakani. K. C Bhandari
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