Best books for learning statistics I'm in college level and started reading statistics.
What will be the best books for me?
Here are a few topics that are included in my syllabus,


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*Probability

*Central Tendency

*Measures of Disperson

*Random Variable and Probability Distribution


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*Binomial Distribution

*Poisson Distribution


 A: Probability is a very fuzzy concept for beginners. Starters are always intimidated by formal notations and seemingly disconnected ideas. 
The key to the rapid progress in probability is to start by understanding counting and combinatorics. Often professors will tell you not to study combinatorics very deep as his course doesn't require that much. But, the truth is, combinatorics is the most crucial part of understanding probability.


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*Combinatorics a Guided Tour by  David Mazur.


When you are done with combinatorics, study the following books sequentially.


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*Schaum's Outline of Probability by Seymour Lipschutz.

*Schaum's Outline of Probability, Random Variables, and Random
Processes by Hwei P. Hsu, Ph.D.

*Schaum's Outline Probability and
Statistics by Spiegel, Schiller, Srinivasan.
The first one will help you to develop basic understandings. The second one will teach you formal notations and theoretical aspects of Probability. The third one will complete your knowledge of probability and statistics.
If you find trouble understanding concepts during studying the books, go to YouTube and watch corresponding tutorial videos. There are thousands of them.
