EASA and DGCA combined books are provided for all A, B1, B2, B3 categories. These resources are ideal for studying various areas of aviation.
The best Book for EASA Module 03 are the "EASA Module 03" textbook and "B.L. Theraja's book," as DGCA frequently bases its questions on these sources. Additionally, the "Esmin" book is highly recommended. These texts provide in-depth explanations and are valuable references for clarifying challenging concepts and Perception of the Materials.
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EASA DGCA M04 Module All Books
The best books for EASA Module 04 are the "EASA Module 04" book and "V.K. Mehta's book". DGCA often asks questions directly from these texts. Additionally, the "Pallet Book" covers relevant topics for Module 04 and provides understandable explanations. These resources are excellent for gaining a thorough understanding of the material.
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EASA DGCA M05 Module All Books
The best books for EASA Module 05 are the "EASA Module 05" book and "Mike Tooley's book", as most questions are derived from these sources. While there is also a book by "David Mike Tooley", it has fewer questions. However, it can be useful for additional reference or when you're looking for new questions.
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EASA DGCA M06 Module All Books
The same books are recommended for both EASA "Module 06" and Module 07, aside from the EASA Module books, which are crucial for both modules. Additionally, the Rest "9A book" (both old and new editions), "CAIP book", and "Shope Theory book" should be studied for both modules. All these resources are important, as they cover different topics essential for a comprehensive understanding.
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EASA DGCA M07 Module All Books
For both EASA Module 06 and Module 07, the same books are recommended. In addition to the essential EASA Module books, it is important to study the "9A book" (both new and old editions), the "CAIP book", and the "Shop Theory book". These resources comprehensively cover various topics needed for a thorough understanding of the material.
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EASA DGCA M08 Module All Books
The best resources for EASA Module 08 are the "EASA Module 08" book and "Mechanics of Flight." Most questions come directly from these books, often in a line-by-line format. Additionally, the "Air Service Training" book is excellent for grasping the basics and can serve as a helpful reference.
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EASA DGCA M09 Module All Books
For EASA Module 09, the key books are the "EASA Module 09," CAP 715, and the "Human Factors 9683" book. Most questions are derived from these texts, making them sufficient for a thorough understanding of the module. You don't need to refer to other books, as these resources cover the necessary material, including new questions that may have twists.
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EASA DGCA M10 Module All Books
Read Updated CAR (civil aviation requirements) in various series such as CAR Series CAR 21, CAR 66, CAR 145, CAR 147,CAR M and Cap (3100, 3200, 3300) all series, Act and Rules, AACs, CA Forms, ATA Chapters. you can visit the website of DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation), which regularly publishes amendments and notifications. There is no need to read EASA Module 10 book as important points are not given from this book. But you can refer to it for your understanding.
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EASA DGCA M11 Module All Books
The best books for EASA Module 11 are "EASA Module 11 Book", "AMR (Aircraft Maintenance and Repair) Book", and "Mike Tooley Book". All these books are very important. And for simple topics read "Air Service Training Module 11 Book". And also read Aerodynamics.
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EASA DGCA M12 Module All Books
The most important books for Module 12 are the "EASA Module 12 book" and "The Helicopter book by John Fay". You should focus more on this book as these books cover the entire helicopter. By focusing on these two books, you will gain a good understanding of the subject matter, ensuring complete preparation for your EASA Module 12 exam and future career in helicopter maintenance.
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EASA DGCA M13 Module All Books
The best books for EASA Module 13 are the "EASA Module 13" book, the "A&P Technician" book, "AMR (Aircraft Maintenance and Repair)," "Aircraft Radio Systems" by J. Powell, and "Automatic Flight Control" by Pallett. DGCA takes questions from these texts. Additionally, the "Air Service Training Module 13" book covers easier topics.
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EASA DGCA M14 Module All Books
The best books for EASA Module 14 are the "EASA Module 14" book and the (9A) "Aviation Maintenance Technician Handbook" (both old and new editions). DGCA takes mostly questions from these books. Additionally, the "Air Service Training Module 14" book covers easier topics. These resources are excellent for gaining a thorough understanding of the material.
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EASA DGCA M15 Module All Books
The best books for EASA Module 15 are "EASA Module 15 Book", "Otis", "Traeger", "Pratt & Whitney", and "12A" Book for Module 15. These books are crucial for understanding aircraft propulsion, and DGCA often bases its exam questions on these materials. If you encounter difficult questions or need clarification, these resources will provide a solid foundation and help enhance your understanding of the concepts.
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EASA DGCA M16 Module All Books
For EASA Module 16, the main resource is the "EASA Module 16" book. Most of the questions are taken from this text, making it sufficient for a thorough understanding of the module.
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EASA DGCA M17 Module All Books
To prepare for EASA Module 17, it is very important to focus on the "EASA Module book", "12A" Part for propellers, and "CAIP Volume ll" Part for propellers. These three resources are a must as DGCA usually asks line-by-line questions directly from these. By studying these thoroughly, you can ensure a solid understanding of the material without having to refer to other books.
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