There have been 4 views without comment, so far. I think this is because there is no such book as you have described. One of the best EE books I have ever encountered (after I completed my BSEE degree) was written by two guys that were not EE's. The title escapes me at the moment because the book is on loan. Check the college bookstore or library near you and read the preface.

For testing, the best test questions are in the study guide for a P.E. license test.

When I was a youngster of about 12 I "borrowed" from my grandfather a 1930 vintage of the "American Electricians Handbook", read it from cover to cover, then "borrowed" my fathers version from the 50s (I come from a family of people in the trade you might say). Since then I have purchased several more up to date copies of the reference book. I recommend it highly.

ABC of Professional Engineering.It is very basic but detailed enough to pass the PE TEST.

Book: ABC OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING by Aarkay.

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Electrical engineering is a vast subject.If you are talking of basics there is no better book than Electrical Engineering By Cotton.I had used it in my Degree course and I still love reading it.For testing Any good electrical engg.hand book should be referred .