Best Books for Rajasthan APO 2025: Law, GK & Hindi
Choosing the right books is essential for cracking the Rajasthan Assistant Prosecution Officer (APO) exam. Since the exam covers Law, Hindi and Rajasthan GK, candidates often struggle to identify which books are accurate, updated and exam-focused. This guide lists the best books for Rajasthan APO 2025, divided by subject and exam stage.
How to Choose the Right Books for APO
- Prefer books aligned with the latest RPSC syllabus
- Choose concise, exam-oriented texts rather than bulky academic books
- Use one core book per subject to avoid confusion
- Practice MCQs regularly to improve accuracy
Best Books for Rajasthan APO – Subject-wise
1. Indian Penal Code (IPC)
- K.D. Gaur – IPC (standard reference with clear explanations)
- T.Bhattacharya – Manual on IPC (good for mains answer writing)
2. Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC)
- K.N. Chandrasekharan Pillai – CrPC
- R.V. Kelkar – Lectures on Criminal Procedure
3. Indian Evidence Act
- Batuk Lal – Evidence Act (easy language)
- Avtar Singh – Evidence (conceptual clarity)
4. Constitution of India
- M.P. Jain – Indian Constitutional Law
- P.M. Bakshi – Constitution Bare Act
5. Special Laws for APO
- SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act – Commentary by Takwani
- NDPS Act – Universal Bare Act
- Domestic Violence Act – Universal Bare Act
- Juvenile Justice Act – Bare Act with notes
6. Rajasthan GK
- Laxmikanth’s Rajasthan (Specific Publications)
- Pariksha Pustak Vitaran – Rajasthan GK
- DLA Rajasthan GK PDF (included in APO Study Material)
7. Hindi (Grammar + Comprehension)
- Samanya Hindi – Lakshya Publications
- Hindi Vyakaran – Dr. Raghav Prakash
8. English (for translation & comprehension)
- Objective General English – S.P. Bakshi
- Wren & Martin – Basic Grammar
9. APO Previous Year Papers
- Universal PYP Series – Prosecution Exams
- DLA Previous Years’ Compilation (Coming Soon)
Recommended Book List for APO Mains
- For IPC, Evidence & CrPC – stick to one standard reference + bare acts
- For essays – newspaper editorials + DLA essay topics
- For language – previous years + grammar books
Why Studying Only Books Is Not Enough
- APO is a practice-heavy exam
- You need structured notes, MCQs, and previous papers
- Special laws and Rajasthan GK are scattered in books
For a complete package covering all topics in one place, including videos, PDFs, MCQs and Rajasthan GK, check out our study material below.
📘 Rajasthan APO Complete Study Material (2025 Edition)
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Rajasthan APO Exam 2025 – Complete Details
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Which book is best for Rajasthan APO Law?
K.D. Gaur for IPC, Batuk Lal for Evidence, and Kelkar for CrPC are the most recommended.
2. Which book should I use for Rajasthan GK? 📘
Laxmikanth’s Rajasthan and DLA’s Rajasthan GK PDF are the best for APO.
3. Is one book enough for each law subject? 📚
Yes, one standard book + bare act is sufficient for APO.
4. Do I need separate books for Hindi? 📝
Yes, a grammar-focused book is required for APO Prelims.
5. Are APO previous papers available? 📄
Universal’s PYP series is available; DLA’s compilation is coming soon.
6. Do books alone cover the full APO syllabus? 🎯
No. You also need notes, MCQs, and Rajasthan GK for complete preparation.
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