Sumitra Professional Series Electrical Engineering - Objective Type

Electrical Engineering: Objective Type (Sumitra Professional Series)
By M. Handa and A. Handa

Now in its many-times-revised form since the sixth edition, this book has been thoroughly reworked with each reprint, adding features like model test papers pulled from various competitive exams and multi-national companies, and a blank answer sheet at the back for readers to practice test papers under exam conditions. Compiled specifically for GATE, ITI, MNTL, NHPC, NTPC, ONGC, IOC, CERA, BEL, HAL, UPSC (Engineering and Civil Services), B.E., PWD, JEE, Railways, State and Central Service Examinations, all state Electricity Boards, and other competitive examinations, it packs together more than 10,000 objective-type questions spanning the full breadth of electrical engineering, making it one of the most exam-focused single-volume references available to Indian electrical engineering candidates.

Topics commonly covered include:

• Circuit theory and network analysis
• Electrical and electronic measurements
• Electrical machines (DC and AC)
• Power systems and power generation
• Control systems
• Power electronics
• Electromagnetic theory
• Utilization of electrical energy

Key features:

• Over 10,000 objective-type questions in a single volume
• Model test papers drawn from real competitive exams and major PSU recruitment tests
• Blank answer sheets included for timed practice under exam conditions
• Long publication history with continuous revision since the mid-1990s
• Long-standing standard reference for Indian electrical engineering competitive exam preparation

Perfect for:

• Candidates preparing for GATE, UPSC Engineering Services, and Civil Services exams
• Candidates applying to PSUs like NTPC, ONGC, IOC, BEL, and HAL
• State Electricity Board recruitment exam candidates
• Electrical engineering students needing rapid, objective-format revision across all core subjects

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