SEBI Grade A Exam 2022: Check List of important and Best Books to Prepare for the exam

Competition has increased in leaps and bounds and to beat this competition it is necessary you start your preparation on time if not started yet. SEBI Grade A exam is one of the most prestigious and important exams conducted across the nation. As books are an enriched source of knowledge, we suggesting you the best books for finance and management, the best books for accountancy, the best books for costing companies act and Economics, etc as per the latest exam pattern of SEBI Grade A recruitment.

There are many aspirants who start/begin a project with zeal but end up without finishing it off. It is time to start preparing for the exam as only reading it all won't work. This time SEBI has changed the exam pattern and with the introduction of new topics, it has become difficult for many to crack, especially those who are from a different background than banking. Many of you must have had enough time to chalk out the finest strategy for the SEBI Grade A exam. Now, this is the time to go through the important best books for SEBI Grade A exam preparation.

According to last year's question paper, most of the questions were based on figures, facts, numbers, and percentages. Based on last year's examination we can conclude that the following mentioned sources are important from the examination point of view.

1. Economic Survey of India
2. Union Budget
3. The Hindu Newspaper.

Choosing and having the right book is the best way to prepare for the exam besides study material and mock tests. One must choose the books that can help clear the basics and contain a detailed solution and explanation of the question. Keeping the same in mind, we are sharing you with the list of books for preparation.

• Union Budget & Economic Survey.
• NCERT Books
• Indian Economy – Ramesh Singh, Uma Kapila, Mishra & Puri, Datta & Sundaram

• IGNOU Notes for Organisational Behaviour
• Organizational Behaviour by S P Robbins
• Principles of Management – Harold Koontz
• Indian Financial System – Bharti V Pathak
• Financial Management – Prasanna Chandra Principles and Practices of Management – L N Prasad

Best book for Financial Management; RP Rastogi

Financial Institutions & Markets- L.M. Bhole

For Accounting, you can check

Corporate Accounting – Naseem Ahmed (Selective Reading)

Accounting Standards – D.S. Rawat (Focus more on this segment particularly for numerical and have working notes)

For Cost accounting

Cost Accounting Theory and Problems – Maheshwari & Mittal (Be selective and study as per the syllabus and equal emphasis should be given to theory as well)

Rely on the above-mentioned books and sources and strategize your performance and daily routine. Work hard until you get success. Do not leave any stone unturned. You still have enough time to cover all that has been introduced newly.