Are 'RS Agarwal's Modern Approach to verbal and non verbal reasoning' and 'Quantitative Aptitude' appropriate for solving reasoning and numericals of CSAT?

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Are R. S. Agarwal's "Modern Approach to Verbal & Non-verbal Reasoning" & "Quantitative Aptitude" approprite for solving reasoning & numericals of CSAT?

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No these books by RS agarwal are not for IAS exam as these books contain a lot of questions.For preparation of IAS quality of question is more important as compared to quantity of question.These books are good for undergraduate students who will appear for placement exam by some companies or bank exams etc.books for IAS are-1 General studies by AK Khan2 Basic numeracy by UPSC portal3 General ability and logical reasoning by Sachida Dev Jha4 Data interpretation by UPSC portal5 Comprehensive english by Ashraf rizvi.6 Indian geography -NCERTFollowing news paper are important for IAS preparation -THE HINDUCompetition success reviewTimes of India.