Thread: Suggestions required on Differential Geometry

Hello Guys,
I am thinking about learning Differential Geometry. Could somebody refer me to some good conceptual books on Differential Geometry?

Also could somebody tell me how much of mathematics do I need for Differential Geometry ?


Thanks a lot in advance.

As for books, I would probably just go with Kreyzsig. For background, I would highly recommend Calculus I, II, and III, as well as a good linear algebra course (preferably one with proofs AND applications). More math, of course, wouldn't hurt. You could go for broke and include real and complex analysis, abstract algebra, and topology.