I also agree with Ehsan Khalili, "Econometric Analysis of Cross Section and Panel Data" by Jeffrey M. Wooldridge is an excellent book.

Best Wishes,

"Basic Econometrics" (Author - Domador Gujarati)

This is a good textbook

Time series: Brooks, Introductory Econometrics for Finance.

I agree with the first two commentators on the suitability of econometric texts by Gujarati and Brooks.

in addition to first two commends, I would like to recommend you the book:

"Econometric Analysis of Cross Section and Panel Data" by Jeffrey M. Wooldridge

it covered a lot of useful topics in cross sectional and panel data models.

bests...

Ehsan

Anything by Wooldridge. For example "Introduction to econometrics" combined with "Economic analysis of cross section and panel data". Also, "A practical guide to using panel data" by Longhi and Nandi.

Fully agree with T.M.Napiórkowski & E.Khalili - the introductory textbook of J. Wooldridge is the main text which I recommend to consult if dealing with introductory level econometrics (cross sectional, time series, or panel data) - but also D.Gujarati, C.Brooks, C.Dougherty, ...

Second level in anything - there is a wide range of titles, but after the introductory level everyone must develop "individual sense" about what suits her/him well...:-))

I also agree with Ehsan Khalili, "Econometric Analysis of Cross Section and Panel Data" by Jeffrey M. Wooldridge is an excellent book.

Best Wishes,

introductory Econometrics by wooldridge is also an excelllent book

"Basic Econometric s "by - Domador Gujarati is the book I have used and found good

kindly share if some one have soft copy

thank you all for your guidance and help

First, I strongly recommended using basic econometrics by Damodar Gujarati that is very suitable for you to familiar with econometrics.

https://www.amazon.in/Basic-Econometrics-Damodar-Gujarati/dp/0071230173/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=gujarati+econometrics&qid=1562698077&s=books&sr=1-2

After that, I think using Econometric Methods, which was written by Johnston can help you to expand your knowledge about econometric models that plays a vital role in your academic career.

https://www.amazon.com/Econometric-Methods-Johnston/dp/0071259643

Finally, You can use Econometric Analysis, which was written by Greene, One of the most beneficial books in econometrics that You can widen your horizons in econometrics with this, and you can find it in this below link

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mounir_Belloumi/post/Which_diagnostic_tests_and_forms_of_regressions_are_suitable_for_Panel_Data_Regression/attachment/59d6243479197b8077982883/AS%3A311705391828994%401451327765378/download/William_H_Greene-Econometric_Analysis-Prentice.pdf

If your econometric abilities is good you can just use the third book.