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i want some books ,name of books and from where i could buy . i am doing btech in mechanical so suggest me some books so that i can crack gate (AE)

Dear Friend

You can appear GATE examination with Mechanical Engineering as subject of your GATE exam. Mechanical Engineering graduates with valid GATE score in Mechanical Engineering
can apply for M.Tech. in Aerospace/Aeronautical Engineering in IITs.

You don't need to buy any books of Aerospace Engineering for GATE exam.

You should prepare for GATE with Mechanical Engineering text books which you would
be studying in your B.Tech. Download the syllabus of GATE (ME) from some GATE
website. http://gate.iitm.ac.in/

To practice question, you can refer GK Publishers book for GATE(ME).
You can get it from any bookstore that deals in books for engineering/science courses.

there is some links from where you can easily get the study materials -
1.www.onestopgate.com/gate-study-material/aerospace/
2.my-aesi.blogspot.com/2008/08/gate-2009-aerospace-engineering-books.html
the topics and suggested books which will be fellowed-
*Maths:
*Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Grewal
*Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Kreizig

*Flight Mechanics:
*Introduction to flight - Anderson
*Aircraft Performance & Design - Anderson
*Flight Stability and Automatic Control - Robert C Nelson
*Airplane Stability and Control - Pertin and Hage
*Aerodynamics,Aeronautics and Flight Mechanics - Barnes.W.Mcormick

*Space Mechanics:
*Rocket Propulsion and space Dynamics - Cornelisse
*Space Mechanics - Nelson, Walter C.; Loft, Ernest E.
*Introduction To Space Dynamics - Thomson, William Tyrrell
*Introduction to flight - Anderson

*Aerodynamics:
*Introduction to flight - Anderson
*Fundamentals of Aerodynamics - Anderson
*Aerodynamics for Engineering Students - Houghton and Carpenter/Caruthers
*Aerodynamics - Clancy
*Modern Compressible flow - Anderson
*Gas dynamics - Rathakrishnan
*Viscous flow - F M white

*Structures:
*Analysis of Aircraft Structures: An Introduction -Donaldson
*Analysis and Design of Flight Vehicle Structures - Bruhn
*Aircraft structures for engineering students - T.H.G. Megson
*Theory of vibration - Meirovich*

*Propulsion:
*Mechanics and Thermodynamics of Propulsion - Hill and petersen
*Gas Turbine Theory - H Cohen,GFC Rogers,HIH Saravanamutto
*Gas Turbine Engine Handbook - Meherwan P.Boyce
*Elements of Rocket Propulsion - Sutton*

*For Basic Fundamentals:
*Principles of Flight - Mike Burton
*From the ground up - Sandy MacDonalds
*Flight without Formulae - Kermode
*Mechanics of Flight - Kermode

All the Best...

Dear friend

As you are doing BTech in mechanical then you should opt for GATE exam with

mechanical engineering. If your rank will be within 700 then you will get seat in IITs for

your master degree in aerospace engineering. Within 1500, you will get NITs for your

master degree of aerospace engineering. In my opinion, you should revise your books

which you are studying in your BTech in mechanical engineering.

With best wishes!

Originally Posted by Eshajmi

i want some books ,name of books and from where i could buy . i am doing btech in mechanical so suggest me some books so that i can crack gate (AE)

dear friend,

Names of the books for GATE Aerospace Engineering:-

Maths:
Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Grewal
Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Kreizig

Flight Mechanics:
Introduction to flight - Anderson
Aircraft Performance & Design - Anderson
Flight Stability and Automatic Control - Robert C Nelson
Airplane Stability and Control - Pertin and Hage
Aerodynamics,Aeronautics and Flight Mechanics - Barnes.W.Mcormick

Space Mechanics:
Rocket Propulsion and space Dynamics - Cornelisse
Space Mechanics - Nelson, Walter C.; Loft, Ernest E.
Introduction To Space Dynamics - Thomson, William Tyrrell
Introduction to flight - Anderson

Aerodynamics:
Introduction to flight - Anderson
Fundamentals of Aerodynamics - Anderson
Aerodynamics for Engineering Students - Houghton and Carpenter/Caruthers
Aerodynamics - Clancy
Modern Compressible flow - Anderson
Gas dynamics - Rathakrishnan
Viscous flow - F M white

Structures:
Analysis of Aircraft Structures: An Introduction -Donaldson
Analysis and Design of Flight Vehicle Structures - Bruhn
Aircraft structures for engineering students - T.H.G. Megson
Theory of vibration - Meirovich

Propulsion:
Mechanics and Thermodynamics of Propulsion - Hill and petersen
Gas Turbine Theory - H Cohen,GFC Rogers,HIH Saravanamutto
Gas Turbine Engine Handbook - Meherwan P.Boyce
Elements of Rocket Propulsion - Sutton

For Basic Fundamentals:
Principles of Flight - Mike Burton
From the ground up - Sandy MacDonalds
Flight without Formulae - Kermode
Mechanics of Flight - Kermode

All the Best.

You can refer the following books for gate aerospace engineering as under-

1. Aerospace Engineering Books for GATE preparation

2. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING 1

3. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING 2

4. BASIC AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING L T P 3 1 Author: PS Dhongal Tata McGraw Hill

im persuing 2nd year,b.tech of aeronautical engineering . I want to appear for gate(AEROSPACE ENGG). Could you refer the required books and their authors? Is there any specific book like the other branches of engg do?

which is the best book for electrical engg. (b.tech)?
I also want to do AE from IITs, so can i change my branch from EN to AE after cracking gate?

Originally Posted by Eshajmi

i want some books ,name of books and from where i could buy . i am doing btech in mechanical so suggest me some books so that i can crack gate (AE)

List of Books for Aerospace Engineering:

Space Mechanics:

1. Space Mechanics - Nelson, Walter C.; Loft, Ernest E.
2. Introduction To Space Dynamics - Thomson, William Tyrrell
3. Introduction to flight - Anderson
4. Rocket Propulsion and space Dynamics - Cornelisse

Propulsion:

1. Gas Turbine Engine Handbook - Meherwan P.Boyce
2. Elements of Rocket Propulsion - Sutton
3. Mechanics and Thermodynamics of Propulsion - Hill and petersen
4. Gas Turbine Theory - H Cohen,GFC Rogers,HIH Saravanamutto

Maths:

1. Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Grewal
2. Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Kreizig

Flight Mechanics:

1. Airplane Stability and Control - Pertin and Hage
2. Aerodynamics,Aeronautics and Flight Mechanics - Barnes.W.Mcormick
3. Introduction to flight - Anderson
4. Aircraft Performance & Design - Anderson
5. Flight Stability and Automatic Control - Robert C Nelson

All the best

With Regards......
Dharm

Originally Posted by Eshajmi

i want some books ,name of books and from where i could buy . i am doing btech in mechanical so suggest me some books so that i can crack gate (AE)

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Originally Posted by Eshajmi

i want some books ,name of books and from where i could buy . i am doing btech in mechanical so suggest me some books so that i can crack gate (AE)

LIST OF BOOKS€

GATE Aerospace Engineering Books :

Advanced Engineering Mathematics by Grewal

Aircraft Performance & Desogn by Anderson

Fight Stability & Automatic Control by Robert C Nelson

Aerodynamic , Aeronautics & Flight Mechanics by Barnes W.Mcormick

Aerodynamics by Clancy

Gas Dynamics by Rathakrishnan

Analysis of Aircraft Structures by Donaldson

Flight without formulae by Kermode

Principles of Flight by Mike Burton

Dear Friend,

The Best Books For GATE Aerospace Engineering are :

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This is the information i have to the best of my knowledge regarding your query. Hope the information will help you to the extent you want.

Hello friend ,
Books for GATE Aerospace Engineering

i dnot know please someone tell me the name of books

HEY FRIEND

GATE Aerospace Engineering Books :

Flight without formulae by Kermode
Aircraft Performance & Desogn by Anderson
Analysis of Aircraft Structures by Donaldson
Fight Stability & Automatic Control by Robert C Nelson
Advanced Engineering Mathematics by Grewal
Aerodynamic , Aeronautics & Flight Mechanics by Barnes W.Mcormick
Aerodynamics by Clancy
Gas Dynamics by Rathakrishnan

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HEY FRIEND

Names of the books for GATE Aerospace Engineering :------------->


Analysis of Aircraft Structures by Donaldson
Fight Stability & Automatic Control by Robert C Nelson
Flight without formulae by Kermode
Aerodynamic , Aeronautics & Flight Mechanics by Barnes W.Mcormick
Advanced Engineering Mathematics by Grewal
Aerodynamics by Clancy
Aircraft Performance & Desogn by Anderson
Gas Dynamics by Rathakrishnan

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!

HELLO DEAR

THERE ARE SO MANY BOOK FOR Aerospace Engineering BUT CRACKING THE GATE EXAM YOU SHOULD GO THROUGH THE BOOK LIKE:-

Fight Stability & Automatic Control by Robert C Nelson

Aerodynamic , Aeronautics & Flight Mechanics by Barnes W.Mcormick

Aerodynamics by Clancy

Gas Dynamics by Rathakrishnan

Analysis of Aircraft Structures by Donaldson

Flight without formulae by Kermode



GOOD LUCK...........

HI FRIEND

GATE Aerospace Engineering Books :


Analysis of Aircraft Structures by Donaldson
Aircraft Performance & Desogn by Anderson
Aerodynamics by Clancy
Gas Dynamics by Rathakrishnan
Fight Stability & Automatic Control by Robert C Nelson
Advanced Engineering Mathematics by Grewal
Aerodynamic , Aeronautics & Flight Mechanics by Barnes W.Mcormick

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Books for Aerospace Engineering:

Space Mechanics:Introduction to flight - Anderson
Rocket Propulsion and space Dynamics - Cornelisse

Propulsion:Mechanics and Thermodynamics of Propulsion - Hill and petersen
Gas Turbine Theory - H Cohen,GFC Rogers,HIH Saravanamutto

Maths:Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Grewal
Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Kreizig

Flight Mechanics:Airplane Stability and Control - Pertin and Hage
Aerodynamics,Aeronautics and Flight Mechanics - Barnes.W.Mcormick
Introduction to flight - Anderson

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i dnot know please someone tell me the name of books

there is some links from where you can easily get the study materials -
1.www.onestopgate.com/gate-study-material/aerospace/
2.my-aesi.blogspot.com/2008/08/gate-2009-aerospace-engineering-books.html
the topics and suggested books which will be fellowed-
*Maths:
*Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Grewal
*Advanced Engineering Mathematics - Kreizig

*Flight Mechanics:
*Introduction to flight - Anderson
*Aircraft Performance & Design - Anderson
*Flight Stability and Automatic Control - Robert C Nelson
*Airplane Stability and Control - Pertin and Hage
*Aerodynamics,Aeronautics and Flight Mechanics - Barnes.W.Mcormick

*Space Mechanics:
*Rocket Propulsion and space Dynamics - Cornelisse
*Space Mechanics - Nelson, Walter C.; Loft, Ernest E.
*Introduction To Space Dynamics - Thomson, William Tyrrell
*Introduction to flight - Anderson

*Aerodynamics:
*Introduction to flight - Anderson
*Fundamentals of Aerodynamics - Anderson
*Aerodynamics for Engineering Students - Houghton and Carpenter/Caruthers
*Aerodynamics - Clancy
*Modern Compressible flow - Anderson
*Gas dynamics - Rathakrishnan
*Viscous flow - F M white

*Structures:
*Analysis of Aircraft Structures: An Introduction -Donaldson
*Analysis and Design of Flight Vehicle Structures - Bruhn
*Aircraft structures for engineering students - T.H.G. Megson
*Theory of vibration - Meirovich*

*Propulsion:
*Mechanics and Thermodynamics of Propulsion - Hill and petersen
*Gas Turbine Theory - H Cohen,GFC Rogers,HIH Saravanamutto
*Gas Turbine Engine Handbook - Meherwan P.Boyce
*Elements of Rocket Propulsion - Sutton*

*For Basic Fundamentals:
*Principles of Flight - Mike Burton
*From the ground up - Sandy MacDonalds
*Flight without Formulae - Kermode
*Mechanics of Flight - Kermode

All the Best...

Hello,

Best books for Gate Aerospace Engineering are as follows;













BEST WISHES ...

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by Anshul Khandelwal and others

I WANT TO BUY THESE BOOKS, SO FROM WHERE CAN I PURCHASE THESE BOOKS........????

Preparing for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) in the field of Aerospace Engineering requires a strong understanding of the subject matter. Here is a list of recommended books that can help you in your GATE Aerospace Engineering preparation:

"Introduction to Flight" by John D. Anderson Jr.
"Aerodynamics: Fundamentals of Theory, Aerodynamics of an Airfoil, and Wing" by William F. Smith and David L. Carruthers
"Introduction to Aerospace Engineering with a Flight Test Perspective" by Stephen Corda
"Flight Mechanics Principles: A Linear Systems Approach to Aircraft Stability and Control" by Angelo Miele and Domenico A. Celi
"Aircraft Structures for Engineering Students" by T.H.G. Megson
"Space Vehicle Design" by Michael D. Griffin
"Introduction to Space Dynamics" by William Tyrrell Thomson
"Gas Turbine Theory" by H.I.H. Saravanamuttoo, G.F.C. Rogers, and H. Cohen
"Rocket Propulsion Elements" by George P. Sutton and Oscar Biblarz
"Aircraft Performance and Design" by John Anderson Jr.
Apart from these books, it is also important to refer to standard textbooks for various subjects in the GATE Aerospace Engineering syllabus. Some of the widely used textbooks are:

"Introduction to Aerospace Materials" by Adrian P. Mouritz
"Spacecraft Systems Engineering" by Peter Fortescue, Graham Swinerd, and John Stark
"Introduction to Space Flight" by Francis J. Hale
"Automatic Control of Aircraft and Missiles" by John H. Blakelock
"Principles of Helicopter Aerodynamics" by J. Gordon Leishman
"Fundamentals of Astrodynamics" by Roger R. Bate, Donald D. Mueller, and Jerry E. White
"Modern Compressible Flow: With Historical Perspective" by John D. Anderson Jr.

Here are some recommended books for GATE Aerospace Engineering preparation:

"Introduction to Flight" by John D. Anderson Jr.
"Aerodynamics: Fundamentals of Theory, Aerodynamics of an Airfoil, and Wing" by William F. Smith and David L. Carruthers
"Introduction to Aerospace Engineering with a Flight Test Perspective" by Stephen Corda
"Flight Mechanics Principles: A Linear Systems Approach to Aircraft Stability and Control" by Angelo Miele and Domenico A. Celi
"Aircraft Structures for Engineering Students" by T.H.G. Megson
"Space Vehicle Design" by Michael D. Griffin
"Introduction to Space Dynamics" by William Tyrrell Thomson
"Gas Turbine Theory" by H.I.H. Saravanamuttoo, G.F.C. Rogers, and H. Cohen
"Rocket Propulsion Elements" by George P. Sutton and Oscar Biblarz
"Aircraft Performance and Design" by John Anderson Jr.
These books cover various subjects within the GATE Aerospace Engineering syllabus, including aerodynamics, flight mechanics, structures, propulsion, and space dynamics. They provide a comprehensive understanding of the topics and are widely used by students preparing for the GATE exam in the Aerospace Engineering discipline.

"Aerospace Engineering: From the Ground Up" by Ben Senson
"Introduction to Flight" by John D. Anderson Jr.
"Aerodynamics for Engineers" by John J. Bertin and Russell M. Cummings
"Flight Stability and Automatic Control" by Robert C. Nelson
"Gas Turbine Theory" by H.I.H. Saravanamuttoo, G.F.C. Rogers, and H. Cohen
"Rocket Propulsion Elements" by George P. Sutton and Oscar Biblarz
"Introduction to Aircraft Structural Analysis" by T.H.G. Megson
"Introduction to Space Dynamics" by William T. Thomson
"Aircraft Performance and Design" by John D. Anderson Jr.
"Principles of Helicopter Aerodynamics" by J. Gordon Leishman
These books cover various important topics in aerospace engineering and will help in preparing for the GATE exam. It is recommended to refer to the latest editions for up-to-date information.

"Aerospace Engineering: From the Ground Up" by Ben Senson
"Introduction to Flight" by John D. Anderson Jr.
"Aerodynamics for Engineers" by John J. Bertin and Russell M. Cummings
"Flight Stability and Automatic Control" by Robert C. Nelson
"Gas Turbine Theory" by H.I.H. Saravanamuttoo, G.F.C. Rogers, and H. Cohen
"Rocket Propulsion Elements" by George P. Sutton and Oscar Biblarz
"Introduction to Aircraft Structural Analysis" by T.H.G. Megson
"Introduction to Space Dynamics" by William T. Thomson
"Aircraft Performance and Design" by John D. Anderson Jr.
"Principles of Helicopter Aerodynamics" by J. Gordon Leishman
These books cover various important topics in aerospace engineering and will help in preparing for the GATE exam. It is recommended to refer to the latest editions for up-to-date information.