Best books from all of them?
 

I have seen various suggesting books for International Law in different threads.

Would somebody help me in selecting best quality book(s) from them that cover all directions of course.

1) Int. Law by S. K. Kapoor
2) Int. Law by J. J. Strake
3) Int. Law by Tandon
4) Int. Law by Agarwal.

Get the books by

1. Dr. Ho Agarwall
2. S.K. Kapoor and Tandon (You mentioned them separately but Kapoor and Tandon have written International Law jointly.)

[QUOTE=Fassi;746915]Get the books by

1. Dr. Ho Agarwall
2. S.K. Kapoor and Tandon (You mentioned them separately but Kapoor and Tandon have written International Law jointly.)[/QUOTE]

Fassi Bhai, how did u see int law after analyzing 2014 paper... is it going to be a low scoring subject....
2014 paper pattern was completely different and analytical.... i have engineering background should i opt it with having any background. Indeed, the question has been asked several times on the forum, but my query is based on paper pattern of 2014......

[QUOTE=Shuiab Ahmed;747160]Fassi Bhai, how did u see int law after analyzing 2014 paper... is it going to be a low scoring subject....
2014 paper pattern was completely different and analytical.... i have engineering background should i opt it with having any background. Indeed, the question has been asked several times on the forum, but my query is based on paper pattern of 2014......[/QUOTE]

Scoring trend not only depends upon the nature of paper but also on the mindset of checker. Dear brother same the case was with paper of 2013 but aspirants secured decent marks. I got 74 and many of my friend scored 70+ and one of them touched 80.

The most important thing is not to go astray. Just try to comprehend the question fully then link it with your core concepts and place all that comes to your mind on the answer sheet. lastly, don't try to deceive the checker just try to be to the point as length doesn't matter.