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Actually, I want to install top 10 chess engines in my PC for practicing better.

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    Why do you think the top 10 engines will help you practice better? One is plenty - and for many humans it is arguably one too many given the ease with which they are abused.
    – Ian Bush
    Oct 6 at 6:50
  • Actually, I want to make a combination of several engines because I prefer to watch matches among them. It seems very pretty to me when I'm in leisure, particularly in weekend.
    – Mohammad Shahinur Islam
    Oct 6 at 16:55

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I would recommend Stockfish, currently the world's best chess engine. You can download it here for free (but wait first!). However, if you want to practice against it (presumably by playing games) you will need to play against a lower level unless you enjoy getting the life squeezed out of you by an engine that's at least 1000 rating points higher.

However, if you don't want to have to play against Stockfish by typing in a bunch of uci commands into the terminal you should consider not actually downloading Stockfish but downloading Lucas Chess, which comes with a niceGUI and an easy way to control the engine's level.

If you really insist on playing against Stockfish in the terminal for some reason, you can find more info about that here.

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  • I've installed Lucas Chess but I don't know how can I analyze my Fide Games there?
    – Mohammad Shahinur Islam
    Oct 6 at 16:57

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