1.

ABOUT THE INSTITUTE

The North Eastern Regional Institute of
Science and Technology (NERIST) is a unique
Institute of its own kind in the country, having
unconventional and innovative academic
rogrammes! It was esta"lished in #$%& "y the
'overnment of India! Its foundation stone was laid
"y former (resident of India )ate 'iyani *ail Singh
on +
th
,arch #$%+!
The Institute was set u initially as a ro-ect
of the North Eastern .ouncil for roviding a system
of education to create technical manower at various
levels for the develoment of the North Eastern
Region of the country! Its aroach is to encourage a
olicy of vocationalisation at the /0 level and to
allow motivated students to go for degree level while
others to go out of the Institute to enrich their
rofession with some years of industrial e1erience!
It is an autonomous, fully funded and controlled "y
the ,inistry of 2uman Resource 3eveloment
(,2R3), 'ovt! of India from 4ril #, #$$+! It got
the status of deemed to "e university on &#
st
,ay
0556 under section & of the 7'. 4ct #$68! It is
governed "y the 9oard of ,anagement (9o,)
comrising the reresentatives of the ,2R3, 'ovt!
of India, the eight "eneficiary states of the North
Eastern States, 4I.TE and eminent educationists! It
is fully residential, and is sread over in 6#& acres of
land!
4cademic rogrammes in the Institute started
in 4ugust #$%8 with the first "atch of students
admitted to its 9ase ,odule! Till :uly 05#5,
nineteen "atches of graduates with seciali;ation in
4gricultural Engineering, .ivil Engineering,
.omuter Science and Engineering, Electronics and
.ommunication Engineering, Electrical Engineering,
,echanical Engineering and <orestry have assed
out and many have "een laced in different reuted
organi;ations at national and international levels!

2. LOCATION
The Institute is located in a icturesque
valley at the foot=hills of the Eastern 2imalayas, and
is situated at Nir-uli (Itanagar) in the (aum (are
district of 4runachal (radesh on National 2ighway
604! It is a"out &$5 km from 'uwahati (4ssam) and
#5 km from 9anderdewa, the Entry 'ate to the
.aital .omle1, Itanagar (4runachal (radesh)!
<rom the Institute, the .aital town, Itanagar is a"out
05 km onward!
4runachal (radesh "eing the land of e1otic
orchids and lush green hills, it rovides an ideal
setting for a seat of technical institution in a "ackdro
of quiet and ristine surroundings! The Institute can
"e accessed "y rail, road or air from 'uwahati
through 2armuty Railway Station, North )akhimur,
and Te;ur and )ila"ari(North )akhimur),
resectively! Suer 3elu1e "uses are availa"le daily
to and from 'uwahati! Ta1i can also "e hired at
'uwahati to reach the Institute!

3. OBJECTIVES
#! To develo human resources at three levels,
i!e!, Technician, Suervisory and E1ecutive
levels for the develoment of the North
Eastern Region in articular and the country
in general>
0! To imart quality education with fle1i"le
multi=entry?e1it systems to cater to the needs
of the region>
&! To develo entrereneurshi "ase in the
region>
+! To facilitate cometency "uilding in the
North Eastern Region>
6! To strengthen R @ 3 activities in the region>
and
8! To lay an advisory role for the overall
develoment of the North Eastern region!

4. TEACHING DEPARTMENTS
There is twelve degree awarding deartments
including a .enter for ,anagement Studies! The
Institute offers "achelorAs degree rogrammes in si1
engineering discilines and one in <orestry! The
engineering discilines are 4gricultural Engineering,
.ivil Engineering, .omuter Science and
Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and
.ommunication Engineering, and ,echanical
Engineering! 9esides the "achelorAs degree
rogrammes, several ost=graduate degree
rogrammes leading to ,!Tech, ,!Sc, ,94 and
(h3 are also offered "y the Institute!
5. THE FACULTY
2ighly qualified and motivated faculty
mem"ers from remier institutes of the country led
"y eminent 3irectors, have heled the Institute to
grow into a vi"rant seat of education catering to the
needs of almost all sections of industries! The faculty
#
mem"ers are (h3 ? (ost='raduate holders from
a"road, IITs, IISc, .entral 7niversities, NITs and
other leading Institutions of the country, and they
have u"lished research aers very widely in
international ? national -ournals of reute! Some of
them have received awards for their contri"utions in
research and academics! ,any faculty mem"ers are
engaged in individual research ro-ects funded "y
.SIR, 3ST, 3oE, 7'., 4I.TE, I.4R, 39T, 3IT,
TERI, IIRS, 7N3(, ISRB, N92,, ,oE<, etc! 4
num"er of faculty mem"ers have visited a"road on
restigious fellowshis such as 9BCS.4ST
<ellowshi, INS4 Nehru .entenary <ellowshi,
SER. <ellowshi, etc!
6. ACADEMIC STRUCTURE
Technology stream (i!e!, Engineering
"ranches) at NERIST consists of three indeendent
modules, vi;!, 9ase (.ertificate), 3iloma, and
3egree modules! Each module is of two yearsA
duration (i!e!, four Semesters)! The first entry is after
class #5
th
ass through NEE=I for admission in to
9ase ,odule! )ateral entry or lateral admission in to
3iloma and 3egree modules are ermitted through
NEE=II and NEE=III, resectively! The modular
system of academic structure rovides terminality
corresonding to an occuational level, and at the
same time, it allows entry to the ne1t higher module
leading finally to a degree in engineering and
technology in si1 yearsA time after class #5!
The 9ase and 3iloma levels emhasi;e
more on ractical asects of engineering which go a
long way in heling an individual to "ecome an
entrereneur or face day=to=day ro"lems of industry!
The degree curriculum rovides instructions in
engineering and also emhasi;es on management and
entrereneurshi asects making an individual more
suited to the needs of todayAs industries!
<orestry stream, on the other hand, has entry
oint after #5/0 with (hysics, .hemistry and
9iology through NEE=II for admission in to 3egree
,odule leading to 9!Sc degree in <orestry of four
yearsA duration (i!e!, eight Semesters)!

7. CENTRAL FACILITIES
7.1 ADVANCED CENTRAL
COMPUTING FACILITY (ACCF)
4..< was esta"lished in #$$8 with the
o"-ective of romoting research "y faculty mem"ers
and encouraging advanced comuter studies "y
students!
7. EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
CELL
The ET cell has "een esta"lished as a ro-ect
sonsored "y the ,2R3, 'ovt! of India with an
o"-ective to increase the effectiveness of teaching=
learning rocess with the hel of modern audio=visual
equiment! Now, the cell consists of rocessing
la"oratory, seminar room, and "oard room that are
well equied with the state of art audio=visual
equiment! These are used for Seminars,
.onferences, Dorkshos and secial lectures "y
faculty mem"ers and rofessionals from institutions
and industries! The cell rovides INTERNET facility
through 9SN) leased line connectivity of #8 ,"s
and NEN connectivity to all the 3eartments,
Bffices, 2ostels and the Schools in the camus!
7.3 INSTITUTE LIBRARY
The Institute li"rary, with a collection of over
6&,555 te1t "ooks and reference "ooks in its .entral
li"rary and over &6,555 "ooks in its 9ook 9ank,
su"scri"es #+6 national -ournals! It also su"scri"es #5
maga;ines and #0 national and regional dailies to
rovide a "ase for enhanced learning! Every student
can get issued a full set of "ooks from its 9ook 9ank
facility in each semester!
The li"rary is also a mem"er of ,2R3 IN3EST
.onsortium, 'ovt! of India that offers access to $
international e=resources! 9esides this, it also
su"scri"es :STBR e=resources for the users of the
Institute! It ossesses IS code on .3=RB, and other
educational 3F3s! 9eing an institutional mem"er of
Indian )iquid .rystal Society, 9angalore and
Ea;iranga Dild )ife Society of 4ssam, it receives
literature and information services from them. 7sers
can also access their required information a"out
"ooks through B(4. (Bn=line (u"lic 4ccess
.atalogue)!
7.4 CAMPUS AMENITIES
The Institute has a num"er of necessary
infrastructural facilities such as Su"=(ost Bffice,
9ranch of State 9ank of India with core "anking
facility and 4T, facility, .o=oerative store,
Institute .anteen, Nescafe .offee .orner, ,edical
2ealth 7nit, Eendriya Fidyalaya and Einder 'arten
School! 4nother 4T, facility has "een e1tended "y
0
the 41is "ank! There are clu"s for the faculty @
officers, staff, and ladies! The Institute houses a
9SN) telehone e1change in its camus, and has its
own E(49G of #055 lines! <or stationery items,
stores are rovided in "oysA and girlsA hostel
comounds!
7.5 STUDENTS ENROLMEMENT
The Institute currently has the strength of
a"out #60# students! It is fully residential to
accommodate the students in its eight 2ostel "locks,
which include four dou"le storied, and four single
storied 2ostels! 4mongst the four dou"le storied
2ostels, one is e1clusively for girl students! 4nother
girlsA hostel is under construction!
7.6 STUDENT GYM!HANA
StudentsA 'ymkhana is the center of co=
curricular activities for the students of the Institute!
It rovides the students with facilities for their all
round develoment in the field of sorts, cultural
activities, ho""ies and creativity! Bne multi=gym, one
indoor "adminton court, three "asket"all courts and a
layground are under the 'ymkhana!
7.7 TRAINING AND PLACEMENT
Since its incetion in #$$#, the Training and
(lacement (T@() .ell of the Institute rovides
training, lacement and career develoment
oortunities to its students, while simultaneously
conducting IndustryHInstitute interactions, (u"lic
relations and awareness rogrammes,
Entrereneurshi 3eveloment (rogrammes and
Student .areer .ounseling!
Industrial Training rogrammes for the
students "eing a comulsory requirement in artial
fulfillment of the curriculum, the T@( .ell organi;es
such rogrammes for a eriod of &5=+6 days at the
end of the re=final year during summer vacation!
These trainings are conducted in reuted
organi;ations such as IB., BI) 4shok )eyland,
BN'., 'ammon India )td, 2(., NI., 3R3B,
NES4., 3amodar Falley .ororation, (ower 'rid
.ororation of India )td!, N9.., )@T, .(D3,
.I4E, I.4R, ,other 3iary, R<RI, NEIST, Stock
2olding .ororation of India, NE3<I, 2.), etc!
The T@( .ell is also instrumental in
counseling the final year students in securing -o"s in
consonance with their knowledge and skills "y
organi;ing camus interviews and at the same time
e1loring various other avenues for their lacements!
It organi;es workshos for the re=final and final
year students to rovide them with sufficient
e1osure in areas ertaining to their recruitment and
selection, and to facilitate their entry into leading and
highly rofessional organi;ations! Some of the
rominent organi;ations that conducted camus
interviews in the Institute recently include Energy
Infra Tech )imited, Star .ement, Direless TT Info
services )imited, DI(RB Technology, Tata Tele
Services, *aloni Inc, Soma Enterrises, (R434N,
SRI:4N, ,et )ife India Insurance, Fedanta
4luminum )td, N2(., Indian 4rmy, Indian Navy,
etc!
4art from the comanies stated a"ove, the
students of the Institute are also laced in other
restigious industries?organi;ations such as 499
(4sia 9rown 9overi), 4(TE.2 .omuter
Education> 4T@T, 9ells )a"oratory, Te1as
Instruments, Ericsson (7S4), .3., .H3BT, .,.
)td, .romton 'reaves, <u-itsu Network Switching
of 4merica Inc!, 2.)=2( )td!, 2ero .ycles,
2ewlett (ackard (2ong Eong) )td!, 2industan
.a"les, 2industan (aer .ororation, Indian
Railways (through IES), ,odi Blivetti, ,otorola
(India) Electronics (rivate )td!, National Informatics
.entre, NIIT, Bil India )td!, (.), (hilis India,
Reliance Industries, Shiing .ororation of India,
Siemens, Steel 4uthority of India )td!, Tata Telecom,
T.S, Fideocon, Diro )td, etc!
8. FEE STRUCTURE
The current fee structure including the hostel
seat rent er semester is given "elowI
Module Semester GE/OBC SC/ST/PD
Bse
#
st
Sem! %%J5 %8J6
0
nd
Sem! onwards 0%$6
D!"lom
#
st
Sem!(Fertical) +++5 +&J6
#
st
Sem!()ateral) $+65 $066
0
nd
Sem! onwards &5&6
De#ree
#
st
Sem!(Fertical) +$+6 +%%5
#
st
Sem!()ateral) #5&$6 #5055
0
nd
Sem! onwards &055
De#ree
Forestr$
#
st
Sem!(Fertical) +$55 +%&6
#
st
Sem!()ateral) #5&$6 #5055
0
nd
Sem! onwards &055
%OSTEL& .aution ,oney = #555?=, 2ostel
Esta"lishment chargesI 655?=, ,ess 4dvance H
J555?= er semester! 9esides the a"ove, a sum of
&
&,555?= has to "e deosited as caution money for
)i"rary "ook "ank facility!

'. STIPEND / SC%OLARS%IP
The S.?ST students of North Eastern states
are generally rovided with stiends "y the
concerned state governments at varying rates usually
over 655?= er month! The North Eastern
.ouncil also rovides scholarshi to the students of
the region for their study at 3iloma and higher
levels at rates, which vary "etween J55?= and
%55?= er month! The continuance of stiend is
su"-ect to the following conditionsI
(i) 2is?her maintenance of disciline in the Institute
is consistently good and he?she is regular in the
classes! 7nauthori;ed a"sence from the
Institute?2ostel is treated as lase of disciline!
(ii) Satisfactory rogress in his?her studies!
(). ACADEMIC *OR+ SC%EDULE
4cademic schedule of the Institute starts in
:uly with first semester from :uly to 3ecem"er and
second semester from :anuary to ,ay! The Institute
remains oen for five days in a week with Saturday
and Sunday "eing off days! Regular classes are
scheduled from % am to 6 m with one hour fle1i"le
lunch "reak "etween #0 noon and 0 !m!
((. ATTENDANCE
4ll students are e1ected to attend classes
regularly! (ermission of the teacher or course
coordinator concerned must "e o"tained for any
unavoida"le a"sence from the classes! 4 student
should have a minimum of J6K attendance in the
lecture ? la"oratory ? worksho ? drawing classes
rescri"ed for each course failing which he?she will
not "e evaluated! In e1treme situations, a #5K
rela1ation in attendance is ermitted on medical
grounds!
(2. E,ALUATION PROCEDURE
The evaluation rocedure for the theory
comonent of each course consists of three
comonentsI (i) teacherAs evaluation (class tests,
assignments and qui;;es, etc!), (ii) mid=semester
e1amination of two hours and (iii) end=semester
e1amination of three hours duration! The ractical
comonents of the courses are evaluated on the "asis
of the erformance in the ractical classes, ractical
tests and viva voce!
(-. A*ARDS
The most outstanding students of 9ase
(.ertificate), 3iloma, 3egree ,odules are awarded
gold medals at the time of convocation!
14. ADMISSION PROCEDURE
The NERIST Entrance E1amination (NEE) is
conducted at three )evels vi;!, NEE=I, NEE=II and
NEE=III for admissions to 9ase ,odule, 3iloma
,odule @ 3egree ,odule of Engineering @
Technology "ranches of Technology stream> and to
3egree ,odule of Forestry stream through NEE=II
only! The entrance e1amination is conducted at
various centers located in the North Eastern States of
India vi;!, 4runachal (radesh, 4ssam, ,eghalaya,
,aniur, ,i;oram, Nagaland, Sikkim @ Triura!
The selection of candidates is done in order of merit
under various reservation categories! The notification
for NEE=I, II @ III is u"lished in national
newsaers and regional newsaers of the North
Eastern region in the month of 3ecem"er every year!
Information a"out the admission rocedure can also
"e accessed "y logging on to the InstituteAs we"siteI
httI??www!nerist!ac!in
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(.. NERIST ENTRANCE
E/AMINATION
The NERIST Entrance E1amination (NEE) is
conducted for admission in different modules of
study in the Institute! There are three different
e1aminations known as NEE=I, NEE=II and NEE=III
that are "eing conducted every year to admit
students in these modules vi;!, 9ase (.ertificate),
3iloma and 3egree modules! The entrance
e1amination is held at various centres located in the
eight North Eastern States of India!
(..( NEE0I& It will have one question aer of
#65 marks consisting of three sections and of three
hoursA duration! All questions will be of objective
type with multiple-choice answers. For every
wrong answer to a question, 25% !
th
" of the mar#s
carrie$ by that question will be $e$ucte$. %here
shall be no $e$uction for un-attempte$ question.
S12eme 3or NEE0I
(attern of question aers for alicants
having Science and ,athematics in their #5
th
?
matriculation qualifying e1amination and seeking
admission to 9ase ,odule in Engineering ?
Technology (Technology stream)I 4licants
shall have to attemt all the questions in all the
sections! The sections and su"-ect=wise distri"utions
of marks are given "elowI
Section=4 ((hysics)I &6 marks!
&6 questions of #=mark each!
Section=9 (.hemistry)I &6 marks!
&6 questions of #=mark each!
Section=. (,athematics)I %5 marks!
&5 questions of #=mark each,
06questions of 0=marks each!
&'()(*('(%+
M4!mum A#e L!m!tI #$ years for 'E, 0+ years
for ST?S.?(3 and 00 years for B9. and
female alicants as on (
st
Au#ust5 2)(2.
A1dem!1 6ul!3!1t!o7 For NEE0II 4licants
should have assed .lass #5 ? ,atriculation
e1amination or an equivalent e1amination with
Science and ,athematics! They should have
assed in "oth Science and ,athematics su"-ects!
4licants whose results are awaited may also
aear in the NERIST Entrance E1amination! In
such cases, selected candidates must roduce the
original ass certificates and mark=sheets at the
time of their admission! Btherwise, their admission
shall stand automatically cancelled!
(..2 NEE0III It will have one question aer of
#65 marks and of three hoursA duration! All
questions will be of objective type with multiple-
choice answers. For every wrong answer to a
question, 25% !
th
" of the mar#s carrie$ by that
question will be $e$ucte$. %here shall be no
$e$uction for un-attempte$ question.
S12eme 3or NEE0II
There shall "e two different modes of question
aersI (i) NEE0II 8PCMB9 (for "oth Technology
stream and <orestry stream), 8!!9 NEE0II
8,o1t!o7l9 (for Technology stream only)!
8!9 NEE0II 8PCMB9I (attern of question aers for
alicants having (hysics, .hemistry and
,athematics ((.,) or (hysics, .hemistry and
9iology ((.9) in their #5/0 (.,?(.9 qualifying
e1amination and seeking admission to 3iloma
,odule in Engineering?Technology (Technology
stream) or 3egree ,odule in <orestry (<orestry
stream), resectivelyI
The question aer shall consist of four
sections vi;!, Sections 4, 9, . and 3 of #65 marks!
4licants seeking admission to Te127olo#$
strem shall have to attemt sections 4, 9 and .>
and those seeking admission to Forestr$ strem
shall have to attemt section 4, 9 and 3!
Applicants shoul$ not attempt all the four sections.
%hey shoul$ a$here to the choice of their option
either A,*,, or A,*,-" as per their choice of
stream mentione$ in their applications.
The sections and su"-ect=wise distri"utions
of marks are given "elowI
Section=4 ((hysics)I +6 marks!
06 questions of #=mark each
#5 questions of 0=marks each
Section=9 (.hemistry)I +6marks!
06 questions of #=mark each
#5 questions of 0=marks each
Section=. (,athematics)I 85 marks!
&5 questions of #=mark each
#6 questions of 0=marks each
Section=3 (9iology)I 85 marks!
&5 questions of #=mark each
8
#6 questions of 0=marks each
8!!9 NEE0II 8,o1t!o7l9I (attern of question
aers for alicants having vocational courses in
their qualifying e1aminations (i!e!, #5/0 Focational
? ITI ? NERIST .ertificate) and seeking admission
to 3iloma ,odule in Engineering?Technology
(Technology stream)I
Luestion aer for each trade?"ranch shall
consist of four sections, vi;!, Sections 4, 9, . and
3> and one shall have to attemt all the questions in
all the four sections! Thus, NEE=II (Focational)
question aers shall "e Trade ? 9ranch=wise
containing all the four sections in each set! Sections
4, 9 @ . shall "e common for all the Trades ?
9ranches, and sectionH3 shall ertain to the
relevant Trade ? 9ranch su"-ect of the alicant!
The sections and su"-ect=wise distri"utions of
marks are given "elowI
Section=4 ((hysics)I 06 marks!
06 questions of #=mark each
Section=9 (.hemistry)I 06 marks!
06 questions of #=mark each
Section=. (,athematics)I &5 marks!
&5 questions of #=mark each
Section=3 (.ocational /ubject)I J5marks!
&5 questions of #=mark each
05 questions of 0=marks each
(mportant note0 /ection--, .ocational /ubject,
consists of /yllabus of ,ommon &ngineering
/ciences 12 questions of 1-mar# each 3 5 questions
of 2-mar#s each" an$ that of one %ra$e 4 *ranch
subject 22 questions of 1-mar# each 3 15 questions
of 2-mar#s each" as given below from /l. 5o. 1 to 6,
which shoul$ be appropriate to the aca$emic
qualification of an applicant.
Trades ? 9ranchesI
#! 4E(<E M <arm Equiment),
0! 4E(<( M <ood (rocessing),
&! .E (.T M .onstruction Technology,
i!e!, 3raftsmanshi ? Surveyor),
+! E.E (ET or E, M Electronics Technology
or Electronics ,aintenance),
6! EE (ET or E, M Electrical Technology
or Electrical ,aintenance),
8! ,E (,. M ,echanical .raftsmanshi)
J! ,E (4T M 4utomo"ile Technology)
%! ,E (R4. M Refrigeration @ 4ir
.onditioning)!
&'()(*('(%+
M4!mum A#e L!m!t& 0& years for 'E, 0% years
for ST?S.?(3 and 08 years for B9. and female
alicants as on (
st
Au#ust 5 2)(2.
A1dem!1 6ul!3!1t!o7s 3or NEE0II&
8!9 NEE0II 8PCMB9& <or Technology Stream0
4licants with #5/0 (.,?(.,9 should have
assed with (hysics, .hemistry and ,athematics
((.,), searately! <or <orestry stream= 4licants
with #5/0 (.9?(.,9 should have assed in
(hysics, .hemistry and 9iology ((.9), searately!
8!!9 NEE0II 8,o1t!o7l9 For Te127olo#$ Strem
o7l$&
4licants with #5/0 Focational ? ITI ?
NERIST .ertificate in any one of the "ranches ?
trades, vi;!, <arm Equiment (<E) ? <ood
(rocessing (<() ? .onstruction Technology i!e!
3raftsmanshi ? Surveyor (.T) ? Electronics
Technology or Electronics ,aintenance (ET?E,) ?
Electrical Technology or Electrical ,aintenance
(ET?E,) ? ,echanical .raftsmanshi (,.) ?
4utomo"ile Technology (4T) and Refrigeration @
4ir .onditioning(R@4.) are eligi"le!
4licants who are aearing in the a"ove
mentioned qualifying e1amination and whose
results are awaited may also aear in the Entrance
E1amination! In such cases, selected candidates
must roduce the original ass certificates and
mark=sheets at the time of their admission!
Btherwise, their admission shall stand automatically
cancelled!
.andidates, who are selected under NEE=II
Technology stream i!e!, #5/0(., and NEE=II
Focational, shall have the choice of "ranch during
counseling out of the si1 "ranches ? discilines, vi;!,
4E, .E, .SE, EE, E.E and ,E on the "asis of
their merit and reservation category!
(..-. NEE0III& There shall "e only one question
aer of #65 marks consisting of four sections of
three hoursA duration! All questions will be
objective type with multiple-choice answers. For
every wrong answer to a question, 25% !
th
" of the
mar#s carrie$ by that question will be $e$ucte$.
%here shall be no $e$uction for un-attempte$
question.
S12eme 3or NEE0III
Luestion aer for each 9ranch?3isciline shall
consist of four sections, vi;!, Sections 4, 9, . and
3> and one shall have to attemt all the questions in
J
all the four sections! The sections and su"-ect=wise
distri"utions of marks are given "elowI
Section=4 ((hysics)I 06 marks!
06 questions of #=mark each
Section=9 (.hemistry)I 06 marks!
06 questions of #=mark each
Section=. (,athematics)I &5 marks!
&5 questions of #=mark each
Section=3 (9ranch su"-ect)I J5marks!
&5 questions of #=mark each
05 questions of 0=marks each
Sections 4, 9 @ . shall "e common for all the
9ranches?3iscilines, and sectionH3 shall ertain to
the relevant 9ranches?3iscilines (vi;!, 4E or .E
or .SE or E.E or EE or ,E) of the alicants!
Thus, NEE=III question aers shall "e disciline=
wise containing all the four sections in each set!
&'()(*('(%+
M4!mum A#e L!m!t& +5 years for 'E, +6 years
for ST?S.?(3 and +& years for B9. and female
alicants as on (
st
Au#ust5 2)(2.
A1dem!1 6ul!3!1t!o7s 3or NEE0III&
4licants must have assed the &=year
3iloma course from any 'overnment recogni;ed
olytechnic ? institution in the resective or ll!ed
d!s1!"l!7e/ :r712 s "er t2e A""e7d!40III given
in this Information 9rochure with 72% mar#s
consi$ering aggregate mar#s of all the three years8
together or NERIST 3iloma ,odule! Those
alicants who donAt ossess their qualifications as
er the discilines?"ranches mentioned in 4endi1=
III are not eligi"le for admission!
4dmission to 3egree ,odule in
engineering is availa"le in the following
discilines?"ranchesI=
(i) 4gricultural Engineering (4E)
(ii) .ivil Engineering (.E)
(iii) .omuter Science @ Engineering (.SE)
(iv) Electrical Engineering (EE)
(v) Electronics @ .ommunication Engineering
(E.E)
(vi) ,echanical Engineering (,E)!
4licants who are aearing in their <inal
e1amination of the three=year diloma course may
also aear in NEE=III! In such cases, selected
candidates must roduce the original ass
certificates and mark=sheets at the time of
counseling?admission, otherwise their admission
shall stand automatically cancelled!
5ote0 (n case, an applicant is foun$ ineligible at a
later $ate i.e., even after his4her a$mission is
complete", his4her a$mission will be cancelle$.
9ence, all a$missions shall be subject to
verification of facts from the original
certificates4$ocuments of the applicants.
(;. APPLICATION FORM
(;.( APPLICATION FEE
The fee for the Information 9rochure=cum=
B,R 4lication form for 'eneral @ B9.
category is J65?= and that for ST, S., @ (3 is
+55?=!
5ote0 i" /erial number with bar co$e" on each
:;< Application Form is the correct serial
number for reference4correspon$ence.
ii" Applicants must ensure that they have pai$
the requisite fee an$ they are filling up the
correct :;< Application Form accor$ing to
their category failing which their applications
shall summarily be cancelle$ without further
notice.
iii" =lease refer to the /pecimen copy, which is
supplie$ along with :;< Application Form as
9ints in Filling up the Application Form.
(;.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING UP
OMR APPLICATION FORM&
Not to do0 >-on8t staple any paper,
$ocuments", ac#nowle$gement car$ or own
photograph along with the fille$ up :;<
Application or the &nvelope containing the
Application.
>-on8t mutilate or temper with the :;<
Application Form failing which the application
shall summarily be rejecte$.
*-on8t sen$ any mar# sheet, $ocument or
testimonial certificates" along with the
Application. 9owever, if selecte$, a can$i$ate
must pro$uce all his4her mar#-sheets,
certificates, testimonials, etc., in original, an$
must submit photocopies of the same $uly
atteste$ by a ga?ette officer at the time of
counseling 4 a$mission failing which his4her
can$i$ature shall summarily be rejecte$.
%
>-on8t sen$ incomplete Application or
Application with incorrect informations". /uch
applications shall summarily be rejecte$, an$ no
request in this connection shall be entertaine$ at
any level.
To do: N(lease follow the instructions to
facilitate comuteri;ed rocessing of
alications!
N %B Pe71!l should "e used to comletely
darken (O) the 9u""les in the B,R
4lication form to rovide all the required
information therein from Sl!No!# to $ and #& to
#$!
N Bl1< Bll Po!7t Pe7 should "e used, (donAt
use 9lue "all oint en or any other color "all
oint en "ecause of the difficulty in getting
comuter scanning imressions during
rocessing of such B,R 4lications), to write
the required information therein at Sl!Nos! #, 8 to
#5, #0, #&, #+ and 05 in the "locks ? saces
in caital letters
or in num"ers 8as the case may "e)!
(;.2.( A""l!17t=s "erso7l det!ls&
Sl!Nos! # to J, #5 to #+ and 05 should "e
comleted as er the a"ove said instructions that
is, darkening of aroriate "u""les ? writing in
the saces ? asting of recent color hotograh ?
signature in running hand! Dhile darkening
aroriate "u""les ? writing in the saces under
Sl!Nos!# and #&, one alha"et letter=sace should
"e left in "etween first name and surname(s) to
identify full name of the alicant correctly (see
secimen coy sulied along with the B,R
4lication <orm)! 4ll alicants should
invaria"ly give their ,o"ile Num"er at Sl!No!J
to make contact with them in case of e1igency or
emergency situation(s)! <or roer identification
in the e1amination hall ? during counseling or
admission, alicants should aste their recent
assort si;e (+!6cm 1 &!6cm) color hotograh
at Sl! No!##, and ut their signatures in running
hand with "lack "all oint en at Sl!No!#0! 4t
Sl!No!05, an alicant should sign the
declaration which should also "e countersigned
"y his?her arent ? guardian in running hand with
individualAs name and date!
(;.2.2 APPLICANT=S E/AMINATION
RELATED DETAILS&
(i) E1am! .entre .ode (at Sl!No!%)
@ Reservation .ode (at Sl!No!$)
(See section #8!0!& @ #8!0!+ for details),
(ii) .hoice of NEE (aearing for) at Sl!No!#6,
(iii) 4cademic qualification at Sl!No!#J,
(iv) .hoice of Trade?9ranch su"-ect for NEE=II
(Focational) at Sl!No!#%,
(v) .hoice of 3isciline?9ranch su"-ect for
NEE=III at Sl!No!#$I
4n 4licant should darken only one "u""le
against his?her choice of e1amination = either
NEE=I or NEE=II or NEE=III under Sl!No!#6
deending uon his?her eligi"ility for aearing
in such an e1amination! The eligi"ility criteria is
given at Sl!No!#J for seeking admission in a
,odule (Sl!No!#8)> and the alicant must
darken the aroriate "u""le (i!e!, qualifying
e1amination ass ? aearing) against his?her
choice of e1amination, vi;!, NEE=I ? NEE=II ?
NEE=III! 4n alicant, however, can su"mit
searate alication(s) for each e1amination, if
he?she so desires "ased uon his?her eligi"ility to
aear for such e1amination(s)!
NEE0I& 4licants, who have given their choice
for NEE=I, must darken the aroriate "u""le
against .lass#5 ? ,atriculation ass or aearing
at Sl! No!#J!
NEE0II& <or NEEHII ((.,9), there are two
streams = Te127olo#$ strem 7d Forestr$
strem "ased uon #5/0 (., ((hysics,
chemistry and ,athematics) and #5/0 (.9
((hysics, .hemistry and 9iology), resectively!
4n alicant can ot for only one of these two
streams "ased uon his?her eligi"ility at Sl!No!#J
"y darkening the aroriate "u""le against
(., or (.9 H ass or aearing!
<or NEEHII (Focational), there is o7l$
Te127olo#$ strem availa"le! 4licants, who
are having their academic qualifications in #5/0
Focational ? I!T!I ? NERIST 9ase ,odule
.ertificate in Engineering @ Technology and
willing to aear for NEE=II, must darken the
"u""le against their academic qualifications at
Sl! No!#J H ass or aearing, and they must
e1ercise their choice of trade?"ranch su"-ect
$
under Sl!No!#% "y darkening the aroriate
"u""le (only one)!
Focational Su"-ects for NEE=II (Focational)I
<ollowing are the trade ? "ranch su"-ects for
NEE=II (Focational)I
#! 4E (<E M <arm Equiment),
0! 4E (<( M <ood (rocessing),
&! .E (.T M .onstruction Technology,
i!e!, 3raftsmanshi ? Surveyor),
+! E.E (ET or E, M Electronics Technology
or Electronics ,aintenance),
6! EE (ET or E, M Electrical Technology
or Electrical ,aintenance),
8! ,E (,. M ,echanical .raftsmanshi),
J! ,E (4T M 4utomo"ile Technology),
%! ,E (R4. M Refrigeration @ 4ir .onditioning)!
NEE>III& Alicants, who are &=year 3iloma
holders in Engineering and Technology (see
4endi1=III for eligi"ility criteria), should
darken the aroriate "u""le at Sl! No!#J H ass
or aearing, and should give their choice of
"ranch?disciline su"-ect (only one), vi;!, 4E,
.E, .SE, E.E, EE and ,E, "y darkening the
aroriate "u""le at Sl!No!#$!
(;.2.- E/AMINATION CENTRE CODE&
The NERIST Entrance E1amination
(NEE) will "e conducted at eleven centers in
the eight North Eastern States only! The names
of the centers are given in Ta"le=#! 4n alicant
should choose an aroriate E1amination
.entre code of two a digit=num"er (say GG)
from the Ta"le=# as to where he?she desires to
aear for the Entrance e1amination=05#0, and
should darken the "u""le at Sl!No!% in the
B,R 4lication <orm! The choice of
E1amination .entre e1ercised "y an alicant is
maintained as such! 2owever, in case the
num"er of alicants in that E1amination centre
is less than a certain num"er then the alicants
may "e accommodated in a near"y E1amination
centre!
T:le0(. E4m!7t!o7 Ce7tre Codes&
E1amination .entre
.ode (GG)
Name of E1amination
.entre
5# 4gartala
50 4i;awl
5& 3i"rugarh
5+ 'angtok
56 'uwahati
58 Imhal
5J Itanagar
5% Eohima
5$ North )akhimur
#5 Shillong
## Silchar
(;.2.? RESER,ATION OF SEATS
Reservation of seats (see Ta"le=0I
Reservation of seats with its codes) is ut under
three different categories! 4 candidate seeking ?
claiming admission against a seat under any of the
categories shall have to roduce relevant
certificate(s) at the time of counseling ? admission!
The categories are as underI
(i) StateHquotaI <or candidates who "elong to any
of the Eight North Eastern States>
(ii) 4ll India=quotaI <or candidates who "elong to
any of the States of India> and
(iii) (3=quotaI <or candidates with +5 to J6K
(hysical locomotor 3isa"ility ((3) "elonging to
any of the States of India!
The distri"ution of seats is such that out of
the total num"er of seats in each of the modules for
direct admissions, %5K of seats are reserved for
candidates of the eight North Eastern States (#5K
for each state) as state=quota! 9esides this, JK of
the total seats are also filled u with (ermanent
Residence .ertificate ((R.) holders of these eight
North Eastern States on merit "asis! Bnly #5K of
the total seats are filled u with candidates under
4ll India=quota> and &K of the total seats are
reserved for (hysical locomotor 3isa"led ((3)
ersons under (3=quota!
Reser@t!o7 Codes 8T:le029& 4dmissions in
Technology stream as well as in <orestry stream
are taken on the "asis of total seats allotted to the
three different categories! So, an alicant must
choose an aroriate reservation code "ased
uon his?her eligi"ility from amongst the
reservation codes given in Ta"le=0 (Reservation
of seats with its codes) "y darkening the
aroriate "u""le at Sl! No!$ of the B,R
4lication <orm!
#5
(lease see Ta"le=0 for Reservation
of seats with its codes! Each reservation code is
a +=digit num"er, say 49GG! To read it from
left to right, the first digit P4A ranges from # to
$> and the num"ers # to % denote PState=quotaA
under the eight North Eastern States in
alha"etic order, whereas num"er $ denotes
P4ll India @ (3=quotasA together! The second
digit P9A has got two num"ers, # and 0! Num"er
P#A is alica"le to those alicants who have
got (ermanent Residential .ertificate ((R.) of
any of the eight North Eastern States, and
num"er P0A is alica"le to Non=(R. holder
alicants of these States who have got other
relevant certificate(s) to claim for a seat under
State=quota of the eight North Eastern States!
9esides this, num"erA0A is also alica"le to all
those alicants who "elong to the 4ll India or
(3 category! The digits PGGA merely denote
serial num"ers in all the codes of the three
categories of reservations!
<or availing "enefit of reservation of a seat,
lease see section #8!0!+ = Reservation of Seats, and
Ta"le=0 for choice of an aroriate reservation
code! Reservation of seats under 4ll India @ (3=
quotas is oen to all alicants (Indian nationals), if
they desire so, for a seat under such categories!
Important Note: Any $eviation in $ocumentary
proof for the reservation co$e mentione$ 4
chosen by an Applicant in his4her Application
shall lea$ to summarily rejection of his4her
can$i$ature. =roof of eligibility against a
reservation co$e, other than All (n$ia
categories applicable for general can$i$ates,
must be pro$uce$ at the time of
counseling4a$mission.
T:le02. Reser@t!o7 o3 Sets A!t2 !ts Codes&
Stte
Reser@t!o7
Code 8AB//9
Des1r!"t!o7 o3 Reser@t!o7 o3 sets
Aru712l Prdes2
##5$ ST, (R. holders of 4runachal (radesh
#0##
Dards of State 'ovt! Emloyee or State under taking
emloyees of 4runachal (radesh, Non=(R. holders!
#0#0
Dards of .entral 'ovt! or .entral 'ovt! undertaking
emloyees serving in 4runachal (radesh, Non=(R. holders!
#0#&
Bther candidates (Non=(R. holders) residing in 4runachal
(radesh for not less than & years and not covered in any of
the a"ove reservation categories!
Assm
0#5# 'eneral, (R. holders of 4ssam!
0#50 B9., (R. holders of 4ssam!
0#5& S., (R. holders of 4ssam!
0#5+ ST, (R. holders from lain area of 4ssam!
0#56 ST, (R. holders from hill area of 4ssam!
00#5
Dards of .entral 'ovt! ? State 'ovt! or undertaking
emloyees serving in 4ssam , Non=(R. holders!
M7!"ur
&#5# 'eneral, (R. holders of ,aniur!
&#50 B9., (R. holders of ,aniur
&#5& S., (R. holders of ,aniur!
&#5$ ST, (R. holders of ,aniur!
Me#2l$
+#5# 'eneral, (R. holders of ,eghalaya!
+#58 Ehasi ? :aintia, (R. holders from ,eghalaya!
+#5J 'aro, (R. holders from ,eghalaya!
+#5% Bther ST, (R. holders from ,eghalaya!
##
M!Borm
6#5# 'eneral, (R. holders of ,i;oram!
6#5$ ST, (R. holders of ,i;oram!
605# 'E. @ Bthers (Non=(R. holders of ,i;oram)!
N#l7d
8#5# 'eneral, (R. holders of Nagaland!
8#5$ ST, (R. holders of Nagaland!
805# Bthers, Non=(R. holders of Nagaland!
S!<<!m
J#5#
,erit, ()ocal with Sikkim Su"-ect .ertificate?.ertificate of
Identification)
J#50
B9., ()ocal with Sikkim Su"-ect .ertificate?.ertificate of
Identification)
J#5&
S., ()ocal with Sikkim Su"-ect .ertificate?.ertificate of
Identification)
J#5$
ST, (E1cluding 9hutia @ )echa) ()ocal with Sikkim
Su"-ect .ertificate?.ertificate of Identification)
J##+
,ost "ackward classes ()ocal with Sikkim Su"-ect
.ertificate?.ertificate of Identification)
J##6
9hutia @ )echa , ()ocal with Sikkim Su"-ect
.ertificate?.ertificate of Identification)
J0#8
Bthers (children of "usiness community and State 'ovt!
emloyees of Sikkim who do not fall under the a"ove
categories of Sikkim)!
Tr!"ur
%#5# 'eneral, (R. holders of Triura!
%#5& S., (R. holders of Triura!
%#5$ ST, (R. holders of Triura!
All I7d!
$05# 'eneral, .andidates from any of the States of India!
$050 B9., .andidates from any of the States of India!
$05& S., .andidates from any of the States of India!
$05$ ST, .andidates from any of the States of India!
P2$s!1l lo1omotor
D!s:!l!t$ 8PD9
$00$
(hysically 3isa"led ((3) candidates, with +5 to J6K
locomotor disa"ility only, from any of the States of India!
(;.2.. DECLARATION BC T%E APPLICANT&
4ll alicants should have to give their
declaration "y signing with date the statement
mentioned in the B,R 4lication <orm at Sl!
No!05, and the same should "e countersigned with
date "y alicantAs (arent?)egal 'uardian!
Btherwise, the 4lication will "e treated as
incomlete and shall summarily "e re-ected!
(;.2.; POSTAL ADDRESS FOR
COMMUNICATION&
4n alicant should write (in caital letters)
his?her comlete ostal communication address
(giving details such as <lat No!?Street No!?)ane no!,
etc!) including (in .ode and ,o"ile num"er?(hone
num"er (with ST3 code) and E=mail I3 within the
sace rovided in the B,R 4lication <orm at Sl!
No!#5 using 9lack "all oint en only!
Important note: i" Fol$ing of the :;<
Application form must be ma$e at the mar#ers
as shown in the Form itself, such as
@AAAAA.B Fol$ 9ere".
ii" Applicants shoul$ retain the information
brochure an$ a photocopy of the fille$ up :;<
Application with them for future reference.
iii" /erial number with bar co$e" on each :;<
Application Form is the correct serial number for
future correspon$ence till the counseling4a$mission
is over. (n case, there is any mismatching of this
number with those written4printe$ on the
Application-&nvelope an$ Ac#nowle$ge car$, the
#0
concerne$ applicants" shoul$ $o the necessary
correction.
(D. OMR APPLICATION0EN,ELOPE&
Every alicant must match the B,R
4lication serial num"er with those on the
4lication=Enveloe and 4cknowledgement card!
4n 4licant should ut tick mark in the "o1es of
.heck=list to see whether he?she has filled u the
4lication roerly! 2e?she should write his?her
comlete ostal communication address along with
mo"ile? hone num"er (with ST3 code) and e=mail
I3 (if any) on the 4lication=Enveloe! 2e?she
should ut a tick mark "y the side of choice of
e1amination (NEE=I or NEE=II or NEE=III) and
should write the E1amination .entre .ode or Name
of the E1amination .entre in the sace rovided
there in!
(8. AC+NO*LEDGEMENT CARD
4n 4licant should write his?her comlete
ostal communication address in caital letters on
the 4cknowledgement .ard and should affi1 a
ostage stam of 8?= on it! <urther, he?she should
write his?her name on the left=hand side of the
ostal address, and should also check the Serial
num"er on the 4cknowledgement card with that of
on the B,R 4lication! The filled u
4cknowledgement card "e ket ? ut inside the
4lication=Enveloe along with the <illed u
B,R 4lication!
The urose of acknowledgment card is to
intimate the 4licants a"out receit of their
alications "y the Institute! The 4lication
num"er mentioned therein should "e used for
further corresondence, if any!
5ote0 =lease remember that the Ac#nowle$gement
,ar$, any paper, $ocuments" or own photograph
must not be staple$ along with the :;<
Application or the &nvelope containing the
Application.
('. %O* TO SEND T%E COMPLETED /
FILLED UP OMR APPLICATION&
The .omleted 4lication and the
4cknowledgement card "earing the alicantAs
address on it and ostage stam of 8?= asted on it
should "e ket in the 4lication=Enveloe in such
a way that the B,R 4lication Num"er must "e
seen through the window of the Enveloe! The
same should then "e sent "y Re#!stered Post /
S"eed Post / Cour!er Ser@!1es toI
The ,em"er Secretary,
NERIST Entrance E1amination (NEE)=05#0,
North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and
Technology, (!BI Nir-uli, 3ist! (aumare,
4runachal (radesh, (in = J$##5$!
(mportant 5ote0 =lease remember that 9an$
$elivery of the ,omplete$ Application is not
accepte$.
2). LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF
APPLICATION&
)ast date for receit of comleted
alications at NERIST is Mr12 .
t2
5 2)(2
8Mo7d$9! 3elay in receiving a "lank B,R
4lication <orm "y an alicant shall not "e
considered as a valid reason for late su"mission of
his?her 4lication! The Institute shall not "e
resonsi"le for any ostal delay ? irregularity!
4lications received after the due date shall not "e
considered!
2(. Proo3 o3 Su:m!ss!o7 o3 A""l!1t!o7&
a) The Institute will send the acknowledgment card
("earing the alication num"er ? reference
num"er) "ack to the alicants for future
reference ? corresondence, if required!
") No claim of su"mission of .omleted
4lication will "e entertained unless it is
suorted "y the acknowledgement card sent "y
the Institute!
c) No corresondence with regard to the
4lication, Eligi"ility, 4dmit .ard, etc!, shall "e
entertained unless the reference num"er ?
alication num"er given on the 4cknowledgment
card is quoted!
22. ISSUE OF ADMIT CARD&
4dmit cards will "e disatched to eligi"le
candidates in the last week of ,arch or #
st
week of
4ril "y Seed (ost! 2owever, one can see his?her
Roll No! and E1am! .entre in our Institute
we"site!
2-. E/AMINATION SC%EDULE
NEE=II @ NEEHIII I 4ril 0%
th
, 05#0
(Saturday)!
#&
NEE=I I 4ril 0$
th
, 05#0 (Sunday)!
Note& Bn the day of the E1amination, candidates
must "ring their 4dmit .ards, 29 (encils, good
quality erasers, 9lack "all oint ens, etc!, to the
E1amination 2all! .alculator?)og ta"les are not
allowed for NEE=I! 2owever, these are allowed for
NEE=II, NEE=II (Focational) @ NEE=III! In case of
non=receit of 4dmit .ard, a candidate must "ring
the hotocoy of his?her 4lication (which every
alicant is advised here"y to kee with him?her),
4cknowledgement .ard (if received) and two color
hotograhs of his?her own!
Secondly, to answer a question in the B,R
4nswer Sheet, a candidate needs to darken the
aroriate "u""le (only one) using 29 (encil for
his?her answer against a Luestion num"er! For
e4m"le5 6ues. No. (& The chemical formula of
common salt isI (4) Na.l (9) Na0SB+
(.) Na&(B+ (3) NaI!
4nswer for Luestion no!#I

The otion should "e darkened like this as shown
a"ove if the choice of answer is (4)!
2?. De1lrt!o7 o3 NEE result
The NEE=05#0 results shall "e declared on
#+
th
,ay 05#0 (tentatively) or latest "y first week of
:une, 05#0! 2owever, an early declaration of results
can "e known through the NERIST we" siteI httI //
AAA.7er!st.1.!7 and ? or 3irectorates of 2igher
@ Technical Education of the North Eastern States
or through local newsaers of the North Eastern
States!
2.. Cll 3or Cou7sell!7# / Adm!ss!o7
.ounseling?admission shall start,
tentatively, from $
th
:uly 05#0 or sometime in the
0
nd
or &
rd
week of :uly 05#0! Selected and wait=
listed candidates shall "e issued intimation letters in
the #
st
or 0
nd
week of :une 05#0 for counseling ?
admission! 4t that time, the candidates shall have to
roduce all the relevant original
certificates?documents! They shall have to su"mit
attested coies of all the relevant
certificates?documents along with the two original
anti=ragging affidavits at the time of
counseling?admission!
2.. Cert!3!1tes 3or Reser@t!o7 o3 Sets&
89 A7 A""l!17t A!t2 P2$s!1l0lo1o motor
D!s:!l!t$ 8PD9 should roduce a certificate in
rescri"ed format from a ,edical 9oard (attached
to Secial Emloyment E1change?Focational
Reha"ilitation .entre for hysically challenged
ersons) or a ,edical 9oard at 3istrict level, in
which an orthoedic Surgeon?Secialist in (hysical
,edicine and Reha"ilitation should "e a mem"er, at
the time of counseling?admission! If he?she fails to
roduce the original certificate for claiming (3=
quota at the time of counseling?admission, his?her
candidature shall summarily "e re-ected!
8:9 Perm7e7t Res!de7t!l Cert!3!1te
8PRC9 holders should roduce the original (R.
issued "y the 3euty .ommissioner or any other
duly authori;ed Revenue Bfficer of the concerned
3istrict of the State for verification at the time of
counseling?admission! The certificate should "ear
the office seal, signature with date, name, and seal
of the issuing officer!
819 ST/SC/OBC certificate should "e issued "y the
cometent authority of the concerned 3istrict of the
State in the rescri"ed format! The same should "e
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who is found indulged in ragging directly or
indirectly during the entire eriod of his?her study,
will "e unished! The unishment may include
actions under enal laws, e1ulsion from the
Institute, and susension from the Institute or fine
with a u"lic aology! It may also take the shae of
(i) withholding his?her results, (ii) withholding
his?her scholarshis or other "enefits, (iii)
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collective unishment, and?or (iv) mentioning the
act of indulgence in ragging in his?her .onduct
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5ote0 %wo 5umbers of Affi$avits, each on 124-
5on-Cu$icial /tamp =aper $uly signe$ by First
,lass ;agistrate 4 5otary must be submitte$ by all
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Appen$ices ( 3 ((.
S C L L A B I & NEE0I
/yllabi for ,lass 12 4 ;atriculation certificate
hol$er applicants see#ing a$mission in *ase ;o$ule
in &ngineering 3 %echnology".
<ull ,arksI #65 TimeI & 2ours!
SECTIONS&
Section=4 (hysics &6 ,arks!
Section=9 .hemistry &6 ,arks!
Section=. ,athematics %5 ,arks!
Se1t!o70A
P%CSICS -. Mr<s.
Mesureme7t !7 S1!e71e 7d Te127olo#$&
,easurements and measurement systems>
2istorical develoments in measurement science>
The modern measurement system> The international
system of units (SI)> ,aintenance of standards of
measurements> ,ultiles and fractions> Indian
national standards of measurements!
Stru1ture o3 Atom& <undamental E1eriments and
discharge tu"e and the discovery of the electron>
.anal rays or ositive rays> G=rays and
radioactivity> 4tomic nucleus> Structure of atom>
3iscovery of the neutron> 4tomic Num"er and
atomic mass> isotoes!
Mot!o7& ,otion of living and non=living o"-ects>
3istance and dislacement> 7niform and Non
7niform motion, Felocity> Non uniform motion
and acceleration> 'rahs and their uses> 7niform
circular motion!
Gr@!tt!o7& 7niversal law of gravitation> ,otion
of articles under gravity> ,otion of a ro-ectile,
,ass and weight> 'eotroism!
*or<5 E7er#$ 7d PoAer& Dork, work done
when the force is not along the direction of motion>
Energy> (ower, Transformation of energy,
.onservation of energy!
%et& 2eat and temerature> Thermal equili"rium>
,ercury thermometer, 2eat as a form of energy,
Effects of 2eat> .hanges of state!
*@e mot!o7 7d sou7d & Simle (endulum,
Dave motion> Transverse and longitudinal waves>
'rahical reresentation of simle harmonic waves
characteristic of harmonic waves> Relation "etween
wave velocity, frequency and wave length for a
eriodic > Nature and roagation of sound> seed
of sound> Range of hearing in humans, Reflection
of sound, ractical alications of reflected sound>
Echoes> Sonar and 4lication of 7ltrasound!
L!#2t re3le1t!o7 7d re3r1t!o7& Nature of light>
reflection of light "y mirrors="y lane mirror,
sherical mirrors, new .artesian sign convention
for reflection "y sherical mirrors and derivation of
mirror formula, magnification> Refraction of light=
the refractive Inde1, reflection through a
rectangular glass sla", refraction "y sherical
lenses, sign convention with sherical lenses = )ens
formula, ower of a lens, total internal reflection,
some otical henomena in nature> disersion of
white light "y a glass rism> color of o"-ects=
rimary colours of light and igments!
O"t!1l I7strume7ts& The human eye> defects of
vision and their correction> microscoe and the
astronomical telescoe!
Ele1tr!1!t$5 !ts 2et!7# 7d 12em!1l e33e1ts&
Electric charges and its roerties> conductors and
Insulators> electric current=charges in motion>
electric otential and otential difference> circuit
diagram> Bhms law=resistance, resistivity, resistors
in series and in arallel> heating effect of electric
current=electric energy and electric ower!
M#7et!1 e33e1ts o3 ele1tr!1 1urre7t& ,agnetic
field and field lines> magnetic field around a current
carrying straight conductor> force on a current=
carrying conductor in a magnetic field> electric
#6
motors> electromagnetic induction> electric
generators> domestic electric circuits> the electric
fuse=4 safety device!
Nu1ler F!ss!o7 7d Fus!o7& Nuclear reactions>
Nuclear fission> <ission roducts> Energy released
in fission reactions> .hain reaction> Theory of
Nuclear fission> Nuclear reactors> Nuclear ha;ards
and safety measures!
T2e U7!@erse& The solar system= the sun, the
terrestrial lanets, the :ovian lanets, asteroids,
meteorites and comets! The Structure and evolution
of the earth> The stars and constellations> ,ilky
way gala1y and other gala1ies> Sace e1loration=
Sace (rogramme in India!
SECTION0B
C%EMISTRC -. Mr<s
Mtter Arou7d Us& (hysical nature of matter,
states of matter> 'eneral concet a"out mi1ture,
solution, colloidal solution, susension,
distillation, condensation, evaoration,
su"limation and fusion> Effect of ressure and
temerature on states of matter!
Atom!1 Stru1ture& 3altonAs atomic theory,
elements, comounds, cathode ray, G=ray,
ThomsonAs model of an atom, RutherfordAs
model of atomic structure! 9ohrAs model of
atomic structure! Electronic configuration (in
terms of Shells only) of elements u to 4tomic
No! 05> 4tomic num"er, ,ass num"er, Isotoes
and Iso"ars> Radioactivity!
Clss!3!1t!o7 o3 Eleme7ts& ,endeleev and
,odern eriodic ta"le, (eriodic trend of metallic
and nonmetallic character, atomic si;e, nature of
"onding, o1ides and related chemical roerties,
rediction of roerties of an atom!
C2em!1l Bo7d!7#& Bctet rule or inert gas
configuration as criteria of sta"ility! Ion, atom
and valency! Ionic "onds, covalent "onds (in
simle cases), shae of ,olecules of 20B, N2&,
.2+, ..#+, .02+, S<8, (.I6, .B0!
C2em!1l re1t!o7s 7d Some :s!1 1o71e"ts&
3ecomosition, 3islacement reactions,
Isomeri;ation reaction, .om"ination reactions,
Reversi"le and Irreversi"le reactions, Reversi"le
reaction and .hemical equili"rium, )aw of
chemical equili"rium, chemical formula and
equations, 4tomic and ,olecular masses, ,ole
concet, gram atomic mass and gram molecular
mass, 3etermination of formula of unknown
comounds, 9alancing of chemical reactions!
E7er#et!1s& 9ond energy, Energy involved in a
reaction! (hoto=chemical reactions and
generation of free radicals! Electrolysis of water
and Na.#, Electrochemical cells ('alvanic cell)
with reference to dry cells and storage cells! Sun
and Nuclear energy, Sun and its source of energy
(Nuclear fusion), Nuclear fission, .hain reaction,
Nuclear reactors, Nuclear ha;ards, simle
nuclear reactions!
Metls& (hysical and chemical roerties,
Reaction with B0, dilute acid, .#0! Elementary
metallurgy of .u, <e, 4l, and uses of the metals!
Dashing soda, 9aking soda, lime, rearation of
9leaching (owder, (laster of (aris, .ement,
'lass, Steel! Some common alloys of coer,
iron and aluminum! .orrosion of metals!
No70Metls& (hysical and chemical roerties,
reactions with B0, acid, .#0, 20, (rearation and
roerties of Si, (, S, ammonia, hydrogen and
sulhuric acid! .ar"on and its comoundsI
4llotroes of car"on! 2ydrocar"onI 4lkanes,
Isomerism in alkanes! (etroleum> (rearation
and roerties of ,ethanol, Ethanol, ,ethanal,
(roanone, 'eneral roerties of organic acids
and esters, Synthetic olymersI addition
olymers ((E, ((, (F., Teflon) and
condensation olymers ( nylons and olyesters)>
Ru""er and its vulcani;ation> Soas, detergents>
.leansing action of soas and detergents!
B!o0mss s 3uel& <ossil fuel, .oal, (etroleum,
Natural gas> .lassification of <uels! .alorific
value of fuels, Ignition temerature, .om"ustion
of fuels, .haracteristics of an ideal fuel!
E7@!ro7me7tl Pollut!o7& Tyes of ollution
and ollutants, 4cid rain, 'reen 2ouse Effect,
Eutrohication and Soil erosion! .onservation
and rotection of environment!
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SECTION 0 C
MAT%EMATICS 8) Mr<s
Al#e:r&
Num:er S$stemI Dhole num"ers, Integers,
Rational and Irrational num"ers, Surds and
rationali;ation of surds, Real num"ers
Pol$7om!lsI 3efinition of a olynomial,
<actori;ation of olynomials <actori;ation of
quadratic and cu"ic e1ressions, 2.< and )., of
olynomials!
Rt!o7l E4"ress!o7sI 4ddition, ,ultilication
and 3ivision of rational e1ressions
L!7er EFut!o7s !7 o7e E tAo @r!:lesI
Solution of )inear equations in one and two
varia"les "y cross multilication and other simle
methods> 4lication to ractical ro"lems!
6udrt!1 EFut!o7sI *eros of quadratic
equations, Solution of quadratic equations "y (i)
factori;ation (ii) method of comletion of squareI
quadratic formula, 4lication quadratic equations!
4rithmetic (rogression (4()I 3efinition, nth term
of an 4!(! , Sum of finite num"er of terms an 4!(!
Geometr$I
L!7es5 A7#les 7d Tr!7#lesI 'eometrical
concets of a oint, 4ngle and a triangle, 4ngles
made "y a transversal with two lines, Sum of the
angles of a triangle, 3ifferent criteria for
congruence of two triangles, (roerties of Isosceles
triangle, Similar triangles, (roortionality theorems,
.oncurrent )ines in a triangle! Prllelo#rms&
3efinition, (roerties of a arallelogram, Tyes of
arallelograms, some theorems on arallelograms!
C!r1les& 3efinition, congruence of circles, chords
of a circle 4rcs of a circle, 4ngles su"tended "y
4rcs and chords at a oint on a circle, angles in a
cyclic quadrilateral, Tangents to a circle, (roerties
of tangents to a circle, .hord of a circle intersecting
in a oint, 4lternate segments and its angles,
.ommon tangents to circles!
Tr!#o7ometr$I Trigonometric ratios of angles of
measures 5
5,
&5
5
, +6
5
,85
5
,$5
5
! Trigonometric ratios
of some secific angles, solution of right triangles>
Trigonometric ratios of comlementary angles>
Simle ro"lems on heights and distances, 4ngles
of elevation and deressions
Me7surt!o7I 4rea of a triangle, quadrilateral,
.ircle, sector and segment of a circle, Trae;ium,
.oncet of erimeter of these figures! )ateral and
total surface area of right triangular risms, volume
of a right triangular rism! )ateral surface area and
volume of a right yramid, surface 4rea and
volume of a tetrahedron, )ateral and total surface
area and volume of a cu"oid, cu"e, right circular
cylinder, right circular cone hemishere and surface
area and volume of a shere, surface area and
volumes of com"inations of these solids, volume
and surface are of a frustum of a right circle cone
Stt!st!1s 7d Pro::!l!t$I ,ean, ,edian ,ode
and their roerties, ,easures of central tendency,
(ro"a"ility as a measure of uncertainty!
Coord!7te Geometr$ 82D9& 3istance "etween
two oints, section formula "etween two oints!
S C L L A B I & NEE0II 8PCMB9
(i) /yllabi for 12D2 =,; an$ 12D2 =,* applicants
see#ing a$mission in -iploma ;o$ule in
&ngineering 3 %echnology an$ -egree ;o$ule in
Forestry, respectively".
<ull ,arks I #65 TimeI & 2ours
8!9 SECTIONS &
Section=4 (hysics +6 marks!
Section=9 .hemistry +6 marks!
Section=. ,athematics 85 marks!
Section=3 9iology 85 marks!
5ote0 /ection-, for &ngineering 3 %echnology
stream -iploma ;o$ule"E an$ /ection-- for
Forestry stream -egree ;o$ule". /ections A 3 *
are common for both the streams.
8!9 Se1t!o70A
P%CSICS ?. mr<s.
P2$s!1l *orld 7d Mesureme7t& (hysics scoe
and e1citement, hysics, technology and society,
<orces in nature, .onservation laws, E1amles of
'ravitational, electromagnetic and Nuclear forces
from daily=life e1eriences (qualitative only)! Need
for measurement, 7nits of measurement, systems of
units, SI units, <undamental and derived units,
length, mass and time measurement, 4ccuracy and
recision of measuring instruments! Errors in
measurement, significant figures! 3imensions of
(hysical quantities! 3imensional analysis and
alication! Elementary concet of differentiation
and integration for descri"ing motion!
+!7emt!1s& 7niform motion in a straight line,
(osition time grah, seed and velocity, 7niform
#J
and non=uniform motion, average seed and
instantaneous velocity ! 7niformly accelerated
motion, velocity time grah, relations for uniformly
accelerated motion ('rahical method)! Scalar and
vector quantities, osition and dislacement
vectors, Equality of vectors, multilications of
vectors "y real num"er, 4ddition and su"traction of
vectors, 7nit vector, Resolution of a vector in a
lane! Rectangular comonents, Scalar and Fector
roducts of two vectors, vectors in & dimensions
(elementary idea only) ,otion in a lane, 7niform
velocity and uniform acceleration, ro-ectile
motion, uniform circular motion!
LAs o3 Mot!o7& <orce and inertia, NewtonAs first
law of motion, ,omentum, NewtonAs second law
of motion, Imulse , NewtonAs third law of motion,
conservation law of linear momentum and its
alication, Equili"rium of concurrent forces,
<riction, static and dynamic friction, laws of
friction, rolling and sliding friction, lu"rication!
3ynamics of uniform circular motion, centrietal
force, Fehicle on a level road, Fehicle on a "anked
road! Inertial and non=inertial frames (Idea only)!
*or<5 E7er#$ 7d PoAer& Dork done "y a
constant force and varia"le force, kinetic energy,
(otential energy, work=energy theorem, ower!
(otential energy of a sring, conservative and non=
conservative forces, conservation of mechanical
energy (kinetic and otential energies), collisions,
Elastic and inelastic collision in # dimension and 0
dimensions! 3ifferent forms of Energies in nature,
,ass=Energy equivalence (Lualitative Idea)!
Mot!o7 o3 s$stem o3 "rt!1les 7d R!#!d Bod$&
.entre of mass of two article system,
generali;ation to N=articles, momentum
conservation and centre of mass motion,
4lication to familiar systems, centre of mass of a
rigid "ody!
Gr@!tt!o7 & The universal law of 'ravitation,
'ravitational constant, 4cceleration due to gravity
and its variation with altitude, latitude, deth and
rotation of earth, ,ass of the earth, 'ravitational
otential energy near the surface of earth,
gravitational otential, Escae Felocity! Br"ital
Felocity of a Satellite! Deightlessness, ,otion of
Satellites, geostationary and olar satellites,
EelerAs laws of lanetary motion! (roof of second
and third law, (for circular or"it) Inertial and
gravitational mass! ,oment of force, torque,
angular momentum, (hysical meaning of angular
momentum, conservation of angular momentum
with some e1amles ( (lanetary motion)!
Equili"rium of rigid "odies, rigid "ody rotation and
equation of rotational motion! ,oment of Inertia @
its hysical significance, radius of gyration, arallel
and erendicular a1is theorem (statement only)
,!I! of circular ring, disc, cylinder and thin straight
rod! Rolling of a cylinder without sliing!
E1amles of "inary system in nature (9inary Stars,
Earth=moon system, diatomic molecules)!
Me127!1s o3 Sol!ds 7d Flu!ds& States of matter,
inter atomic and inter molecular forces!
a9 Sol!ds & Elastic "ehavior, stress=strain
relationshi, 2ookeAs law, CoungAs modulus, "ulk
modulus, modulus of rigidity @ some ractical
e1amles!
")Flu!ds& (ressure due to fluid column, (ascalAs
law and its alication (hydraulic lift and "rakes)
Effect of gravity on fluid ressure ! 9uoyancy,
flotation, and 4rchimedes rincile, Fiscosity,
StokeAs law, terminal velocity, stream line flow,
tru"ulent flow! ReynoldAs num"er! 9ernoulliAs
theorem and its alications!
c) Surface energy and surface tension, angle of
contact, alication of surface tension, e1cess
ressure inside a liquid dro and "u""le, caillary
rise and action of detergent!
%et 7d T2ermod$7m!1sI Einetic theory of
gases=assumtions, concet of ressure, kinetic
energy and temerature, r!m!s! seed, degree of
freedom, law of equiartition of energy (statement
only), mean free ath and 4vogadroAs num"er!
Thermal equili"rium and temerature (*eroth
law of thermodynamics) 2eat, work and internal
energy, thermal e1ansion=thermometry! <irst law
of thermodynamics, secific heat, secific heat of
gas at constant volume and ressure (mono atomic,
diatomic gases)! Secific heat of solids (3ulong and
(etitsA law)!
Thermodynamic varia"les and equation of
state, hase diagram> ideal gas equation, isothermal
and adia"atic rocesses, reversi"le and irreversi"le
rocesses carnotAs engine and refrigerator or heat
um! Efficiency and co=efficient of erformance,
second law of thermodynamics (statement only)>
and some ractical alications!
Transfer of heat=.onduction, convection and
radiation! Thermal conductivity of solids, 9lack
"ody radiation, EirchhoffAs laws, DeinAs
dislacement law, StefanAs law (statement only)
#%
NewtonAs law of cooling, solar constant and
determination of surface temerature of sun using
StefanAs law!
Os1!llt!o7s& (eriodic motion= eriod, frequency,
dislacement as a function of time and eriodic
functions! Simle 2armonic ,otion (S2,) and its
equation, E1ression for velocity and acceleration
of S2,! Bscillations of a sring, restoring force
and force constant, Energy in S2,=Einetic and
otential energies, Simle endulum= derivation of
its time eriod, <ree, forced and damed
oscillations (qualitative idea only), resonance,
couled oscillations!
*@es& )ongitudinal and transverse wave, wave
motion, 3islacement relation for rogressive
wave! (rincile of suerosition of waves,
Reflection of waves, Standing waves in strings and
ies, fundamental and higher harmonics, 9eats,
3olerAs effect, seed of sound in media!
Ele1trostt!1s& <rictional electricity, charges and
their conservation, coulom"As law, <orces "etween
two oint electric charges! <orces "etween multile
electric charges> Suerosition rincile and
continuous charge distri"ution! Electric fields and
its hysical significance, electric field due to a oint
charge, electric field lines, electric field due to a
diole and "ehavior of a diole in a uniform electric
field! Electric otential=hysical meaning, otential
difference, electric otential due to a oint charge, a
diole and system of charges> Equiotential
surfaces, Electrical otential energy of a system of
two oint charges and of electric diole in an
electrostatic field! Electric flu1, statement of
'aussAs theorem and its alications to find field
due to infinitely long straight wire, uniformly
changed infinite lane sheet and uniformly charged
thin sherical shell! .onductors and insulators,
resence of free charges and "ound charges inside a
conductor, 3ielectrics and electric olari;ation,
general concet of a caacitor and caacitance I
.om"ination of caacitors in series and arallel,
energy stored in a caacitor, caacitance of a
arallel late caacitor with and without dielectric
medium "etween the lates> Fan de 'raff
generator!
Curre7t Ele1tr!1!t$& Electric current, flow of
electric charge in a metallic conductor, drift
velocity and mo"ility and their relation with electric
current, ohmAs law, electrical resistance, F=I
characteristics, E1cetion, of ohmAs law (Non=
linear F=I characteristics), Electrical resistivity and
conductivity, classification of materials in terms of
conductivity> Suerconductivity (elementary idea)>
.ar"on resistors, colour code for car"on resistors,
com"ination of resistances= series and arallel!
Temerature deendence of resistance, Internal
resistance of a cell, (otential difference and e!m!f!
of a cell, com"inations of cells in series and in
arallel! EirchhoffAs laws = illustration "y simle
alication! Dheatstone "ridge and its 4lications
for temerature ,easurements! ,etre "ridge=
secial case of whetstoneAs "ridge! (otentiometer=
rincile and alication to measure otential
difference, and for comaring e!m!f! of two cells!
Electric ower, thermal effects of current and
:ouleAs law, .hemical Effects of .urrentI <aradayAs
laws of electrolysis> Electrochemical .ells= (rimary
(Foltaic )echlanche, 3ry 3aniel,) and secondary=
rechargea"le cells (lead accumulators, alkali
accumulators) solid state cells! Thermoelectricity=
origin, elementary idea of See "eck effect>
Thermocoule! Thermo e!m!f! neutral and inversion
temeratures! ,easurement of temerature using a
thermocoule!
M#7et!1 e33e1ts o3 1urre7t E m#7et!sm&
.oncet of magnetic field, BerstedAs e1eriment,
9iot=Savart law, magnetic field due to an infinitely
long current carrying straight wire and a circular
looI 4mereAs circuital law and its alication to
straight and toroidal solenoids> <orce on a moving
charge in uniform magnetic and electric fields,
cyclotron> <orce on a current carrying conductor in
a uniform magnetic field, <orces "etween two
arallel current= carrying conductors, definition of
amere! Torque e1erienced "y a current loo in a
uniform magnetic field, moving coil galvanometer=
its current sensitivity and conversion to ammeter
and voltmeter! .urrent loo as a magnetic diole
and its magnetic diole moment, magnetic diole
moment of a revolving electron, ,agnetic field
intensity due to magnetic diole ("ar magnet) along
the a1is and erendicular to the a1is> Torque on a
magnetic diole ("ar magnet) in a uniform magnetic
field> 9ar magnet as an equivalent solenoid,
,agnetic field lines! EarthAs magnetic fields and
magnetic elements I (ara, dia and ferromagnetic
su"stances with e1amles! Electromagnets and
ermanent magnets!
Ele1trom#7et!1 I7du1t!o7 E Alter7t!7#
1urre7ts& Electromagnetic Induction, <aradayAs
#$
)aws, Induced e!m!f! and current, )en;As law, Eddy
currents, Self and mutual inductance! 4lternating
currents eak and r!m!s! values of 4ltemating
current?voltage, reactance and imedance> ).
oscillations, ).R series circuit ((hasor diagram)
Resonant circuits and L=factor, (ower in 4.
circuits, Dattless current! 4. generator and
transformer!
Ele1trom#7et!1 *@esI Electromagnetic waves
and their characteristics (qualitative idea only)>
Transverse nature of electromagnetic waves!
Electromagnetic sectrum (Radio=microwaves,
infrared, otical, 7ltraviolet, gamma rays) including
elementary facts a"out their uses, (roagation of
electromagnetic waves in atmoshere!
O"t!1s & Refraction of light, total internal reflection
and its alication, sherical lenses, thin lens
formula, lens makerAs formula> ,agnification,
(ower of a lens, com"ination of this lenses in
contact> Refraction and disersion of light due to a
rism, Scattering of light! 9lue colour of the sky
and reddish aearance of the sun at sun=rise and
sun set!
Btical Instruments H .omound ,icroscoe,
astronomical telescoe (refraction and reflection
tye) and their magnifying owers!
Dave front and 2uygensAs rincile> Reflection and
refraction of lane wave at a lane surface using
wave fronts (qualitative idea)> Interference=
CoungAs dou"le slit e1eriment and e1ression for
fringe width, .oherent sources and sustained
interference of light> 3iffraction due to a single slit,
width of central ma1imum, difference "etween
interference and diffraction!
Resolving ower of microscoe and telescoe,
(olari;ation=lane olari;ed light, 9rewsterAs )aw,
7se of lane olari;ed light and (olaroid!
Dul Nture o3 Mtter 7d Rd!t!o7I (hoto=
Electric effect, EinsteinAs (hoto=electric equation,
(article nature of light, (hoto .ell, ,atter waves,
Dave nature of articles, 3e=9roglie relation, de
9roglie wave length of an electron! 3avisson=
'ermer E1eriment!
Atom!1 Nu1leusI 4lha=article scattering
e1eriment, si;e of the nucleus, comosition of the
nucleus, rotons and neutrons, Nuclear insta"ility=
Radioactivity=4lha, 9eta and 'amma
articles?rays and their roerties, radioactive decay
law, simle e1lanation of decay, "eta= decay and
gamma=decay! ,ass=energy relation, mass defect,
"inding energy er nucleon, its variation with mass
num"er! Nature of nuclear forces, nuclear reaction,
Nuclear fission and Nuclear fusion!
Sol!d 7d Sem!01o7du1tor De@!1es& Energy "ands
in solids (qualitative idea only), difference "etween
metals, insulators and semiconductors using "and
theory> intrinsic and e1trinsic semi=conductors, =n
-unction, semi=conductor diode=characteristics in
forward and reverse "ias, diode as a rectifier, solar
cell, hotodiode! )E3, *ener diode as a voltage
regulator, :unction transistor, transistor action,
characteristics of a transistor! Transistor as an
amlifier (common emitter configuration) and
oscillator! )ogic gates (BR,4N3,NBT,N4N3 and
NBR)> Elementary ideas a"out I.!
8!9 SECTION0B
C%EMISTRC ?. mr<s
Some Bs!1 1o71e"ts o3 12em!str$& Nature of
matter, roerties of matter and their
measurements, )aw of .hemical com"ination,
3altonAs 4tomic Theory, 4tomic and molecular
masses, ,ole concet, Stoichiometry and
stoichiometric calculations!
Stru1ture o3 Atoms 7d C2em!1l Bo7d!7#&
.onstituent of the atom, electronic structure of
atom, understanding electron "ehavior, 9ohrAs
model of hydrogen and hydrogen like atoms,
sectrum of hydrogen, 3ual nature of electron,
de 9roglie equation, 2eisen"ergAs uncertainty
rincile> Luantum num"ers, shaes of or"ital,
4uf"au rincile, (auliAs e1clusion rincile,
2undAs rule of ma1imum multilicity> Electronic
configuration of elements u to atomic num"ers
&5! .hemical "ondingI )ewis structure,
2y"ridi;ation and FSE(R theory with reference
to 9e.#0, 9<&, .2+, ..#+, N2&, 20B, N2+
/
,
2&B
/
, (.l6, S<8, .02+ and .020! ,olecular
or"ital theory with reference to simle
homodiatomic molecules u to atomic num"er
#5! 2ydrogen "ond! 3iole moment in simle
molecules!
Sttes o3 Mtter& The gaseous stateI Einetic
molecular theory of ideal gases! )aws governing
the ideal "ehavior of gases, deviation from the
ideal "ehavior> van der Daals equation of state
05
for real gases! .oncet of critical constants,
)iquefaction of gases!
Solid StateI Structure of simle ionic
comounds, .loseHacked structure, ionic radii>
Silicates, Imerfections in solids, roerties of
crystalline solids and amorhous solids!
Solut!o7s& Tyes of solution, Faor ressure of
solution and RaoultAs law, Ideal and non=ideal
solutions! .olligative roerties, 4"normal
molecular masses!
C2em!1l T2ermod$7m!1s& Some "asic
concets> Energy changes during a chemical
reaction, Internal energy and Enthaly! Enthaly
of reaction, <irst law of thermodynamics,
.oncet of Entroy and <ree energy, Sontaneity
of a rocess, Second and Third law of
thermodynamics!
C2em!1l EFu!l!:r!um& Equili"rium involving
hysical change and chemical system, )aw of
,ass action and its alication to equili"rium!
)e=.hatelierAs rincile and its alications!
Ionic Equili"ria> BstwaldAs dilution law>
4rrhenius, 9ronsted=)owry and )ewis concet
of acids and "ases! 2 scale, 9uffer solutions
and Solu"ility roduct!
C2em!1l +!7et!1s& Rate of reaction,
Instantaneous rate of a reaction, ,olecularity
and order of a reaction, <actors affecting the rate
of a reaction, Elementary and comle1 reactions,
3etermination of the order of a reaction,
3eendence of reaction rate on temerature and
catalyst, (hotochemical reactions, ,echanism of
a reaction!
Sur31e C2em!str$& 4dsortion, .olloidal
solutions, Emulsions! 2omogeneous and
heterogeneous catalysis!
Redo4 Re1t!o7s& B1idation and reduction as
an electron transfer rocess, B1idation num"er,
"alancing of redo1 equations!
Ele1tro12em!str$& Electrolytic conductance,
Equivalent and molar conductivities, 'alvanic
cell, Electrode otential and E,< of a 'alvanic
cell, 3eendence of E,< on concentration and
temerature Electrochemical cell and free energy,
Electrolysis, Luantitative asect of electrolysis,
<aradayAs )aws, and .riteria for roduct
formation> Some commercial "atteries,
.orrosion!
s0Blo1< Eleme7ts& 'eneral trends ,
characteristics of comounds of 4lkali and
4lkaline earth metals! 4nomalous "ehaviour of
)ithium and 9eryllium! Some imortant
comounds of Sodium and .alcium! .hemistry
of 2ydrogen, Dater and 2ydrogen ero1ide!
"0Blo1< Eleme7ts& 'eneral trends! 4nomalous
"ehaviour of 9oron and .ar"on! 4llotroyI
3ifferent allotroes of .ar"on, Sulhur,
(hoshorus, and Tin! .hemistry of some
imortant comounds of 9oron, .ar"on, Silicon,
Nitrogen, (hoshorus, B1ygen, Sulhur, and
2alogens! .haracteristics of 'rou=#% elements,
and .hemistry of Genon! ,etallurgy of
4luminium!
d0 E 30Blo1< Eleme7ts& 'eneral trends,
.haracteristic roerties of transition and inner
transition elements! 'eneral roerties of first
row transition metal comounds! ,etallurgy of
Iron and .oer! ,anufacture of steel,
.hemistry of some heavy metals like Silver,
'old, *inc, ,ercury, and .omounds such as
(otassium ermanganate and (otassium
dichromate!
Co0ord!7t!o7 7d Or#7o0metll!1
Com"ou7ds& .o=ordination comounds,
Isomerism and "onding in co=ordination
comounds> Sta"ility of co=ordination
comounds in solution> Imortance of co=
ordination comounds! Brgano=metallic
comounds!
Or#7!1 C2em!str$& .lassification and
nomenclature of organic comounds, Isomerism
and stereochemistry! <undamental concets in
organic reaction mechanism, ,ethods of
urification> Lualitative and quantitative analysis
0#
of organic comounds> ,odern methods of
structure elucidation!
2ydrocar"onsI (rearation and roerties of
alkanes, alkenes and alkynes> 4romatic
hydrocar"ons, aromaticity! (rearation,
roerties and structure of 9en;ene!
Brganic comounds with functional grou&
'eneral methods of rearation, hysical and
chemical roerties and imortant uses of
haloalkanes, haloarenes, olyhalogen
comounds, alcohols, henols, ethers, aldehydes,
ketones, car"o1ylic acids and derivatives of
car"o1ylic acids, cyanides, isocyanides, amines,
nitro and a;o comounds!
(olymers& Nomenclature and classification of
olymers, Tyes of olymeri;ation, ,olecular
mass of olymers> Some commercially
imortant olymers!
9io=molecules& Structure and function of
car"ohydrates, roteins, nucleic acids, liids and
vitamins!
Nuclear .hemistry& 3iscovery of radioactivity
and nature of radiation from radio active
su"stances> .hemical equations for nuclear
changes, Radioactive series, Rate of radioactive
decay, 4rtificial transmutation radioactivity,
Synthetic elements, Nuclear fission, Nuclear
fusion! 4lications of radioactivity and radio=
isotoes!
C2em!str$ !7 E@er$d$ l!3e& 3yes, .hemicals in
medicines, .hemistry of rocket roellants,
.hemicals in food, Soas and 3etergents!
8!9 SECTION0C
MAT%EMATICS ;) mr<s
Al#e:r&
SetsI Sets and their reresentations, finite and
infinite sets, su"sets, emty or null set, universal
set, equal sets, ower set and comlement of a set,
union and intersection of sets and their alge"raic
roerties, difference of sets, Fenn diagrams,
alication of sets!
Relt!o7s 7d 3u71t!o7s& ordered airs, .artesian
roduct of sets, relations, domain, co=domain and
range, into and onto functions, one one into and one
one onto functions, constant function, identity
function, comosition of functions, inverti"le
functions, 9inary oerations!
Com"le4 Num:ers& .omle1 num"er in the form
(a/i"), reresentation of comle1 num"ers "y
oints in lane, 4rgand diagram, alge"ra of
comle1 num"ers, real and imaginary arts of a
comle1 num"er, triangle inequality, modulus and
argument (or amlitude) of a comle1 num"er,
con-ugate, square root of a comle1 num"er, cu"e
root of unity, olar reresentation of a comle1
num"er!
T2eor$ o3 Fudrt!1 eFut!o7& Solution of a
quadratic equation in the comle1 num"er system
"y (i) factori;ation (ii) using formula, relation
"etween roots @ coefficients, the nature of roots,
formation of quadratic equations with given roots,
Symmetric functions of roots, Equations reduci"le
to quadratic forms!
SeFue71es 7d ser!es& Sequence and e1amles of
finite and infinite sequences, 4rithmetic
rogression (4!(!)= first term, common difference
and nth term, sum to n terms of an 4!(!, 4rithmetic
mean (4!,!), insertion of 4!,! "etween any two
given num"ers, 'eometric rogression ('!(!)=first
term, common ratio and nth term, Sum to n terms
and infinite num"er of terms of a '!(!, recurring
decimal num"ers as '!(!, 'eometric ,ean ('!,!)
insertion of '!,! "etween any two given num"ers,
2armonic rogression, 2armonic
mean(2!,),relationshi among 4!,!, '!,! and
2!,, arithmetico=geometric series, secial cases of
, , ,
& 0

n n n
e1onential series concet
of e as the sum of an infinite series, roof of 0QeQ&,
e1onential function (e
1
) as the infinite series,
logarithmic series= infinite series for loge (#/1),
loge(#=1) and related ro"lems!
Permutt!o7s 7d 1om:!7t!o7sI <undamental
rincile of counting, the factorial notation,
(ermutation as an arrangement, meaning of ( (n,r),
com"ination, meaning of .(n,r) ,alication of
ermutations @ com"inations!
Mt2emt!1l I7du1t!o7& The rincile of
mathematical Induction, simle alications!
9inomial theorems& Statement of "inomial theorem,
roof of the "inomial theorem for ositive integral
e1onent using the rincile of mathematical
00
induction, general and middle terms in "inomial
e1ansions, 9inomial theorem for any inde1
(without roof), alication of "inomial theorem for
aro1imation and roerties of "inomial
coefficients!
Mt2emt!1l lo#!1& ,athematical )ogic
statement, Fenn diagrams, negation, "asic logical
connectives and comound statement including the
negations, truth ta"les, duality alge"ra of statements
and alications of logic in solving simle
ro"lems! ,atrices and determinantsI Tyes of
matrices, Equality of matrices, oerations of
addition, scalar multilication and multilication of
matrices, statements of imortant results on
oerations of matrices and their verification "y
numerical ro"lems only, linear equations in matri1
notation, determinants, determinant of a square
matri1, roerties of determinants, minors @
cofactors of determinants, alications of
determinants in (i) finding area of a triangle (ii)
Solving a system of linear equations, .ramerAs rule,
transose, ad-oint and inverse of a matri1,
consistency and inconsistency of system of linear
equations, alication of matrices in solving
simultaneous linear equations in two or three
varia"les!
Boole7 Al#e:rI 9oolean alge"ra as an alge"raic
structure, rincile of duality, 9oolean function,
conditional and "iconditional statements, valid
arguments, switching circuits, alication of
9oolean alge"ra to switching circuits!
Tr!#o7ometr$&
Trigonometric functions of sum and difference of
num"ers, Trigonometric functions of multiles and
su"multiles of num"ers, conditional identities for
the angles of a triangle, Solution of trigonometric
equations, solution of triangles, concet of inverse
trigonometric functions and their use to reduce
e1ression to simlest form!
FectorsI Fectors @ scalars, ,agnitude and
direction of a vector, tyes of vectors, osition
vector of a oint dividing a line segment in a given
ratio, comonents of a vector, addition of vectors,
multilication of a vector "y a scalar, scalar (dot)
roduct of vectors, ro-ection of a vector on a line,
Fector (cross) roduct of two vectors, alication
of dot @ cross roducts in (i) finding area of a
triangle and a arallelogram (ii) ro"lems of lane
geometry and trigonometry (iii) finding work done
"y a force (iv) vector moment of a vector a"out a
oint, scalar trile roduct and its alications,
,oment of a vector a"out a line, co lanarity of
three vectors or four oints using scalar trile
roduct, vector trile roduct !
Coord!7te Geometr$I Two 3imension& (i) 4rea
of a triangle, condition for the collinearity of three
oints, centroid and in=centre of a triangle, locus
and its equation!
The straight line and air of straight lines HFarious
forms of equations of a line, intersection of lines,
angles "etween two lines, condition for concurrency
of three lines, distance of a oint from a line,
coordinates of orthocentre and .ircum centre of a
triangle, equation of family of lines assing through
the oint of inter= section of two lines,
homogeneous equation of second degree in 1 @ y ,
angle "etween air of lines through the origin,
com"ined equation of the "isectors of the angles
"etween a air of lines, condition for the general
second degree equation to reresent a air of lines,
oint of inter=section and angle "etween two lines
reresented "y SM5 and the factors of S!
C!r1lesI Standard form of the equation of a circle,
general form of the equation of a circle, its radius
and center, equation of a circle in the arametric
form, equation of a circle when the end oints of a
diameter are given, oints of inter= section of a line
and a circle in the center at the origin and condition
of a line to "e tangent to the circle, length of
tangent, equation of the tangent, equation of a
family of circles through the inter= section of two
circles, condition for two inter= secting circles to "e
orthogonal!
.onic sections= Sections of cones, equations of
conic sections (ara"ola, ellise, hyer"ola) in
standard forms, conditions for yMm1/c to "e a
tangent and oints of tangency!
Geometr$ o3 T2ree D!me7s!o7 8-D9I .oordinate
a1es, lanes in three dimensional sace, coordinates
of a oint in sace, distance "etween two oints,
section formula, d!cA!s! and d!rA!s! of a line -oining
two oints, ro-ection of the -oin of two oints on a
given line, angle "etween two lines whose d!rA!s! are
given, .artesian and vector equation of a line
through (i) a oint and arallel to a given vector (ii)
through two oints, co= linearity of three oints,
colanar @ skew line, shortest distance "etween
two lines, condition for the intersection of two lines,
.artesian @ vector equation of a lane (i) when the
normal vector and the distance of the lane from the
0&
origin is given (ii) assing through a oint and
erendicular to given vector (iii) assing through a
oint and arallel to two given lines through the
intersection of two other lanes (iv) .ontaining two
lines(v) (assing through three oints, 4ngle
"etween two lines (ii) two lanes (iii) a line and a
lane! .ondition of co=lanarity of two lines in
vector and .artesian form, )ength of erendicular
of a oint from a lane "y "oth vector and .artesian
methods, vector and .artesian equation of a shere,
its center and radius, diameter form of the equation
of a shere!
Cl1ulusI <unction, )imits and .ontinuityI
.oncet of real function, its domain and range,
tyes of functions, limit of a function, meaning and
related notations, left and right hand limits,
fundamental theorems on limits, limit at infinity
and infinite limits, continuity of a function (i) at a
oint (ii) over an oen?closed intervals, Sum,
roduct and quotient of continuous functions,
continuity of secial functions=olynomial,
trigonometric, e1onential, logarithmic, inverse
trigonometric functions!
D!33ere7t!t!o7& 3erivative of a function, its
geometrical and hysical significance, Relationshi
"etween continuity and differentia"ility, derivative
of some simle functions from first rincile,
derivative of sum, difference, roduct and quotient
of functions, derivative of olynomial,
trigonometric, e1onential, logarithmic, inverse
trigonometric and imlicit functions, derivative of
functions e1ressed in arametric form, chain rule
and differentiation "y su"stitution, 3erivatives of
second order!
A""l!1t!o7 o3 Der!@t!@es& Rate of change of
quantities, tangents and normals, increasing and
decreasing functions and sign of the derivatives,
ma1ima @ minima, greatest and least values,
RolleAs theorem and mean value theorem (without
roof ), curve sketching of simle curves!
I7de3!7!te !7te#rls& Integration as inverse of
differentiation, roerties of integrals, integration
"y su"stitution, "y arts, artial fractions and their
use in integration, integration of rational and
irrational functions, integration of trigonometric
functions of the tye
! cos sin
sin R cos
F$F F an$
F b a
$F
F b a
$F
n m

+ +
De3!7!te I7te#rlsI 3efinite integral as limit of a
sum, fundamental theorems of integral calculus
(without roof), evaluation of definite integrals "y
(i) su"stitution (ii) using roerties of definite
integrals , alication of definite internals in finding
the areas "ounded "y a curve, circle, ara"ola and
ellise in= standard form "etween two ordinates and
1=a1is , area "etween two curves (line and circle,
line @ ara"ola, line @ ellise)!
D!33ere7t!l EFut!o7sI 3efinition, order and
degree, general and articular solution, formation of
a differential equation whose general solution is
given, solution of differential equation "y the
method of searation of varia"les, homogeneous
differential equations, linear differential equation of
the tye G py
$F
$y
= + (1) whose
) ( @ ) ( F G F p
are
functions of 1, Solution of second order differential
equations!
Statics and 3ynamics& Elementary Statics=
Introduction, "asic concets, laws of mechanics,
force, resultant of forces acting at oint,
arallelogram )aw of forces, resolved arts of a
force, equili"rium of a article under three
concurrent forces, triangle law of forces and its
converse, )amiAs theorem and its converse, two
arallel forces, )ike and unlike arallel forces,
coule and its moment!
Eleme7tr$ D$7m!1sI 9asic concet! like
dislacement, seed, velocity, average seed,
instantaneous seed, acceleration and retardation,
resultant of two velocities, ,otion of a article
along a line when moving with constant
acceleration, motion of a article under gravity,
ro-ectile motion, the ath of a ro-ectile, its
hori;ontal range, velocity at any instant, greatest
height and time of flight!
Pro::!l!t$I Random e1eriment and associated
samle sace events as su"sets of samle sace,
occurrence of an event, imossi"le events, sure
events, com"ination of events through the
oerations SandT, SorT, SnotT and their set
reresentation, meaning of equally likely outcomes,
definition of ro"a"ility of an event as the ratio of
the num"er of favora"le equally likely outcomes to
the total num"er of outcomes, equally likely events,
addition rule for mutually e1clusive events,
.onditional ro"a"ility, indeendent=events,
indeendent e1eriments, .alculation of ro"a"ility
of events associated with the indeendent
e1eriments ( (4 or 9), ( (4 and 9) , 9ayeAs
theorem and its alication, recall of concet of
0+
random varia"les and its ro"a"ility distri"ution,
mean and variance of random varia"les, 9inomial
and (oissonAs distri"utions, their mean, variance
and alication of these distri"utions in commerce
and industry!
8!9 SECTION0D
BIOLOGC ;) Mr<s
Or!#!7 7d E@olut!o7 o3 l!3e& Theories and
evidences of origin of life, .oncet of secies,
seciation and isolation> 2omeostasis> Scoe of
"iology> .lassification=artificial, natural and
hylogenetic> 9inomial nomenclature> Status of
"acteria and virus!
Cell :!olo#$ & 7lta structure of cell> cell organelles
and their function> .ell division> Earyotye
analysis> .hromosomal "asis and other atterns of
inheritance> )inkages and crossing over> ,utation
and chromosomal a"errations> 'ene maing>
2uman genetics> Structure of RN4 and its role in
rotein synthesis> 'ene e1ression and its
regulation> Nuclear "asis of differentiation and
develoment> Bncogenes> 3N4 as a genetic
material> Recom"inant 3N4 technology> 'ene
"ank> 3N4 fingerrinting> 'enomics=rinciles
and alications> Transgenic lants, animals and
micro"es!
P2$s!olo#$ o3 "l7ts 7d 7!mls& (lant water
relations> Transiration> (hotosynthesis>
Resiration, glycolysis, Ere"As cycle, comensation
oint, Resiratory Luotient> <ood and Fitamins>
Inter= and intra=cellular digestion> Role of hormones
and en;ymes in digestion> malnutrition> Resiration
and circulation in animals> 9lood, its comosition
and related disorder> Bsmoregulation and e1cretion!
Reroduction and growth in lants and animalsI
Fegetative, microroagation and se1ual
reroduction> <lowering=(hotoeriodism,
Fernali;ation> (ollination> 3ou"le fertili;ation>
(arthenogenesis and (arthenocary> Reroduction
in animal=em"ryonic develoment, growth, reair,
aging and death> ,ovement and locomotion in
lants and animals> Nervous coordination in animal>
(hytochromes> seed germination> Role of growth
regulators in seed dormancy!
E1olo#$ 7d E7@!ro7me7tI Brganism and the
environment> (oulation, community, ecosystem
and "ioshere> ,a-or "iomes> Ecological
succession> (roductivity> Energy flow in
ecosystem> Nutrient cycling> Natural resources and
its conservation> 9iodiversity> Environmental
ollution> 'lo"al environmental changes>
Environmental ethics and legislation!
Mor"2olo#$ o3 "l7ts 7d 7!mls& ,orhology
and modification of root, stem and leaf>
Inflorescence, flower, fruit, seed structure and
tyes> 3escrition of family oaceae, liliaceae,
fa"acae, solanaceae and asteraceae> ,eristematic
and ermanent tissues> 4natomy of root, stem and
leaf> Secondary growth> 4nimal tissues=structure
and function of eithelial, connective, muscular and
nervous tissues> Salient features of earthworm,
cockroach and rat!
A""l!1t!o7 o3 :!olo#$I 2uman oulation growth
and factors> .ommon ro"lem of drug, 4lcohol and
to"acco> ,ental and addictive disorder> .ommon
human diseases> Technology for medical
alication> (lant tissue culture and its alication>
9ioenergy> 9ioesticide> 9ioiracy> 9ioethics>
3omestication and imrovement of lants and
animals> 9iomedical technologies such as
radiograhy, angiograhy, sonograhy,
E.',EE',E)IS4 test> Tyes, detection and
diagnosis of cancer!
8!!9 S C L L A B I & NEE0II 8,o1t!o7l9
(For 10+2 vocational / ITI / N!I"T #erti$icate holder
applicants see%ing admission to &iploma mod'le in
Technology stream).
<ull ,arks I #65 TimeI & 2ours!
8!!9 SECTIONS &
Section=4 (hysics 06 marks!
Section=9 .hemistry 06 marks!
Section=. ,athematics &5 marks!
Section=3 Focational Su"-ect J5 marks!
8!!9 Se1t!o70A
P%CSICS 2. Mr<s.
U7!ts 7d d!me7s!o7s& 7nits for measurements,
systems of units, fundamental and derived units, SI
units! 3imensional analysis and their alications!
06
,otion in one and two dimensions & B"-ects in
motion in one dimension, motion in a straight line,
uniform motion, its grahical reresentation and
formulae, seed and velocity, instantaneous velocity,
uniformly accelerated motion, its osition=time
grah, velocity=time grah and formulae!
Fectors and scalars, reresentations of vectors in two
dimensions, unit vector, vector addition and
multilication, Resolution of vectors in lane,
rectangular comonents, Scalar and vector roducts,
,otion in two dimensions, ro-ectile motion,
uniform circular motion!
LAs o3 mot!o7& <orce and inertia, first law of
motion, ,omentum, second law of motion, imulse,
Third law of motion, e1amles of third law, linear
momentum, conservation of linear momentum,
Equili"rium of concurrent forces, Static and kinetic
friction, laws of friction, rolling friction, lu"rication!
Dork, Energy and (owerI Dork done "y a constant
force, Einetic and otential energy, ower, Dork=
energy rincile, Sring constant, 'ravitational
otential energy, .onservation of energy, Elastic
collision in one dimension!
Rott!o7l mot!o7I .entre of mass of a two=article
system, centre of mass of a rigid "ody, general
motion of a rigid "ody, motion of centre of mass,
nature of rotational motion, rotational motion of a
single article in two dimensions, 7niform circular
motion and their e1amles, Torque, angular
momentum, conservation of angular momentum,
,oment of inertia and its hysical significance!
Gr@!tt!o7I NewtonAs law of gravitation, universal
gravitational constant P'A, acceleration due to gravity
PgA, mass and density of the earth, inertial and
gravitational mass, variations of PgA! 'ravitational
otential energy near the earthAs surface,
gravitational otential, or"ital velocity, escae
velocity, geostationary satellite!
Pro"ert!es o3 mtter& Inter atomic and
intermolecular forces, states of matter, Elastic
roerties of solids, 2ookeAs law, CoungAs modulus,
"ulk modulus and modulus of rigidity! <luid
ressure, (ascalAs law, "uoyancy, flotation,
4rchimedesA rincile, 4tmosheric ressure!
Surface Energy and Surface Tension, angle of
contact, .aillary rise, Fiscosity, Stokes law,
streamline @ Tur"ulent flow, ReynoldAs num"er,
9ernoulliAs Theorem @ its alications!
%et 7d t2ermod$7m!1s& Einetic theory of
gases, ressure e1erted "y a 'as, kinetic Energy @
Temerature, ,easurement of temerature, 4"solute
temerature scale, 'as )aws and 4vogadroAs
num"er! Secific heat of solids @ liquids, )atent
heats of fusion @ vaourisation , Transfer of heat!
Os1!llt!o7s 7d A@esI (eriodic motion, simle
harmonic motion, equation of simle harmonic
motion, kinetic and otential energy in simle
harmonic motion, Bscillations due to a sring mass
system, simle endulum, time eriod of a simle
endulum! Dave motion, seed of a wave, rincile
of suerosition, reflection of wave, Standing waves
in string (grahical reresentation only), Sound wave
and its roagation in different media, Effect of
ressure and temerature on velocity of sound
waves, characteristics of sound waves!
Ele1trostt!1sI <rictional Electricity, charges and
their conservation, .oulom"As law, Electric field and
otential due to a oint charge, 3iole, its fields
along the a1is, .oncet of dielectric and dielectric
constant, .onductors and insulators!
(resence of free charges and "ound charges inside a
conductor, .aacitance, arallel late caacitor with
air and dielectric medium "etween the lates, series
and arallel com"ination of caacitors, energy stored
in a caacitor, van de graaff generator!
Curre7t ele1tr!1!t$& Electric current, BhmAs law,
resistivity, resistance of different materials,
temerature deendence of resistance, resistances in
series and arallel, EirchhoffAs law = illustrations "y
simle e1amles, Dheatstone "ridge and its
alications for comaring emf of two cells and
determination of internal resistance of a cell, Electric
ower and heating effects of current !
M#7et!1 e33e1t o3 1urre7t& BerstedAs e1eriment,
<orce on a moving charge in a uniform magnetic
field, <orce on a current carrying conductor and
torque on current loo in a magnetic field, forces
"etween two arallel current carrying conductors,
definition of 4mere, ,oving coil galvanometer and
its conversion into ammeter and voltmeter!
M#7et!smI Natural and man made magnets,
roerties of "ar magnet, current loo as magnetic
diole, )ines of force in a magnetic field,
.omarison of "ar magnet and solenoid, EarthAs
magnetic field, Tangent galvanometer, vi"ration
magnetometer, Electromagnets and ermanent
magnets!
Ele1trom#7et!1 !7du1t!o7 7d lter7t!7#
1urre7t& Induced emf, <aradayAs laws, )en;As law,
08
electromagnetic induction, self and mutual
inductance,
R$ O"t!1s 7d O"t!1l I7strume7ts & Sources of
light, luminous intensity, luminous flu1, Reflection
of light at lane and sherical surfaces, .urved
mirrors, mirror formula! Refraction of light,
refractive inde1, total internal reflection, sherical
lenses, thin lens formulae, lens makerAs formula,
magnification! Refraction and disersion of light due
to rism, sectrometer = its use for the determination
of refractive inde1 of material of a rism, Scattering
of light in atmoshere, rimary rain"ow, Btical
instruments = simle and comound microscoes,
refracting and reflecting telescoes!
8!!9 Se1t!o70B
C%EMISTRC 2. Mr<s.
Stru1ture o3 Atom& 3iscovery and roerties
of su"=atomic articles (electron, roton and
neutron), RutherfordAs atomic model, 9ohrAs
model of hydrogen and hydrogen=like atoms,
Sectrum of hydrogen, 2eisen"ergAs uncertainty
rincile, 3ual nature of electron, de=9roglie
equation, Luantum num"ers, .oncet of atomic
or"ital, (auliAs e1clusion rincile, 2undAs rule
of ma1imum multilicity, 4uf"au rincile,
Electronic configuration of elements u to
atomic num"er 05!
C2em!1l Bo7d!7#& Ionic, .ovalent, .o=
ordinate covalent, 2ydrogen and metallic "onds,
(roerties of comounds having these "onds!
2y"ridi;ation and FS(ER theory for the
molecular shae of simle molecules such as
9e.#0, 9<&, .2+, ..#+, N2&, 20B, N2+
/
, 2&B
/
,
(.l6, S<8, .02+ and .020!
Per!od!1 Pro"ert!es o3 Eleme7ts& ,endeleevAs
eriodic ta"le and long form of the eriodic ta"le
(,ain features, merits and demerits), (eriodic
roerties (,etallic characters, ioni;ation
otential electron affinity and electronegativity),
.lassification of elements into s, , d and f =
"locks, 'eneral trends of eriodic roerties of
s= and ="lock elements!
Gseous StteI (hysical roerties of gases,
)aws governing their "ehavior (9oyleAs )aw,
.harleAs )aw, 'ay=)ussacAs )aw, 4vogadroAs
law, 3altonAs law of artial ressure, 'rahamAs
law of diffusion), Ideal gas equation, Einetic
molecular theory of ideal gases, 3eviation from
ideals "ehaviour, van der Daals equation of state>
.ontinuity of states, Imortance of critical
constants, )iquefaction of gases!
C2em!1l EFu!l!:r!um& Reversi"le reaction,
)aw of mass action and its alication to
chemical equili"rium, 2omogeneous and
heterogeneous equili"rium, )e .hatelierAs
rincile and its alication, Ionic equili"ria!
Theory of electrolytic dissociation, BstwaldAs
dilution law> 4rrhenius, 9ronsted H )owry and
)ewis concets of acids and "ases!
Redo4 Re1t!o7sI B1idation and reduction
rocesses (classical and modern concets),
B1idation state, .alculation of equivalent mass
of o1idi;ing and reducing agents, 9alancing of
redo1 reactions using o1idation num"er and ion=
electron methods!
Ele1tro12em!str$& <aradayAs laws of
electrolysis (statement, e1lanation and
alication), Numerical ro"lems> Electrical
conductance, secific conductance, equivalent
and molar conductances> 'eneral concet of
'alvanic cell and its reresentation> Electrode
otential, Standard hydrogen electrode and
reference electrode, Electro=chemical series and
its alications, E,< of a 'alvanic cell, Nernst
equation for electrode and cell otentials> Some
commercial cells and "atteries!
Or#7!1 12em!str$& .lassification of organic
comounds, Nomenclature of hydrocar"ons and
comound containing one functional grou,
homologous series, Isomerism! 'eneral methods
of rearation and roerties of 4lkanes,
4lkenes and 4lkynes! 4romatic hydrocar"ons,
Structure of "en;ene! Electrohilic su"stitution
reactions in "en;ene!
Or#7!1 1om"ou7ds A!t2 o7e 3u71t!o7l
#rou"& Simle methods of rearation and
roerties of 2alo=alkanes, 4lcohols, (henols,
Ethers, 4ldehydes, Eetones, .ar"o1ylic acids,
3erivatives of car"o1ylic acid, amino=, cyano=,
isocyano=, a;o=, and nitro= comounds!
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8!!9 Se1t!o70C
MAT%EMATICS -) Mr<s.
Tr!#o7ometr$ & Trigonometric ratios of comound,
multile and su"=multile angles, 'eneral solution
of trigonometric equations, (roerties and solution
of triangles, Inverse circular functions!
Al#e:rI (i) .omle1 Num"ers I .omle1 num"er
and its roerties, 3ifferent forms of comle1
num"ers, roots of comle1 num"ers, cu"e roots of
unity and their roerties, 3e=,oivreAs theorem!
(ii) (rogressions I 4rithmetic and 'eometric
rogressions, 4rithmetic and 'eometric means,
2armonic (rogression, sum of n=terms and nth
terms of 4!(! @ '!(!
(iii) (ermutation and com"inations, 9inomial
theorem for ositive integral inde1, ,iddle term,
greatest term, 9inomial coefficients!
(iv) (artial fractions of different forms
(v) 3eterminants of order two, three and their
roerties!
Coord!7te Geometr$82D9& .oordinates of a
oint in a lane, distance "etween two oints,
3ivision of a line segment in a given ratio (internal
and e1ternal division), 3ifferent forms of equation
of a straight line, 3istance of a oint from a line,
4ngle "etween two lines, 9isector of an angle
"etween two lines, (air of straight lines, Equation
of a circle, tangent and normal to a circle, Equation
of second degree reresenting a conic section, 9asic
ideas a"out ara"ola, ellise and hyer"ola!
Coord!7te Geometr$ 8-D9I .oordinates of a
oint in three dimensions, 3istance "etween two
oints, division of -oin of two oints! 4ngle
"etween two lines, 3irection cosines and direction
ratios of a line, (ro-ection of a oint on a line!
Equation of a lane, 3ifferent forms of equation to
a lane, 4ngle "etween two lanes, (lane through
three given oints, 4ngle "etween a lane and line,
Equation of a straight line in sace, .olanar lines,
shortest distance, centre and radius of shere!
,e1tor Al#e:r& Fector and its comonents,
3ifferent kinds of vectors, 4ddition and su"traction
of vectors, scalar and vector roducts of two and
three vectors!
D!33ere7t!l Cl1ulus& <unctions and their
reresentation limit, continuity and differentia"ility
of a function, 3erivatives of elementary functions
3erivatives of sum, roduct and quotient of
functions, 3erivatives of e1onential, logarithmic
and hyer"olic functions! Successive differentiation
and )ei"nit; theorem, RolleAs theorem and
)agrangeAs mean value theorem, )U2ositalAs Rule,
.urvature, 4symtotes, and concets of curve
tracing, ,a1ima @ minima of functions of one
varia"le!
I7te#rl Cl1ulusI Integration, Integral of
elementary functions, Integration "y arts and "y
su"stitution, Integral of rational functions and
trigonometric functions, Integration of irrational
functions 3efinite Integrals, 4rea under simle
curves!
Stt!st!1sI ,ean, median, mode and standard
deviation of discrete and groued data!
8!!9 Se1t!o70D
,OCATIONAL SUBGECT D) Mr<s.
5ote0 &ach .ocational /ubject from /l. 5o. 1 to 6"
consists of the /yllabus of ,ommon &ngineering
/ciences a" an$ that of one %ra$e4*ranch subject
b" appropriate to the aca$emic qualification of an
applicant.
8(9 AE8FE9 0 A#r!1ulturl E7#!7eer!7#.
Frm EFu!"me7t Trde&
89 Commo7 E7#!7eer!7# S1!e71es&
12 questions of 1-mar# each 3 5 questions of
2-mar#s each".
E7#!7eer!7# DrA!7# & )ines, lettering and
dimensioning, geometrical construction, scales,
Engineering curves, conic sections, cycloid,
(ro-ection of oints, straight lines, lanes and solids,
Sectional views, Isometric views, 4u1iliary
(ro-ections!
*or<s2o" & 2and tools for carentry and fitting,
forging, welding, secification and use> various
oerations I sawing, lanning, chiseling, -oining,
filing, marking, chiing, gas cutting, maintenance
and tyes of maintenance (reventive and
corrective), materials for machine comonents!
Me127!1s & Fector concet, force and force system,
static equili"rium, NewtonAs laws of motions and
derived concets like friction, centroid, area, moment
of inertia, work energy rincile and alication of
imulse!
Ele1tr!1!t$ & .oncet of voltage, current, resistance,
ower and energy, relation "etween electrical,
mechanical and thermal units, temerature weft of
resistance! BhmAs law, series, arallel, circuits and
EirchoffAs law, .aacitance and inductance!
0%
8:9 Frm EFu!"me7t Trde&
22 questions of 1-mar# each 3 15 questions of 2-
mar#s each".
Tr1tors 7d "oAer t!llers & 2istory of tractor and
ower tillers, technical secifications of various
tyes and models of tractors and ower tillers!
Dorking rinciles of tractor and ower tiller
engines including fuel system, cooling system,
lu"rication, air intake and e1haust system! Dorking
rinciles of clutch, gear "o1, final drive, steering,
"rake, hydraulic and electrical system! (!T!B! and
"elt ulley! Dheels and "allasting!
Frm m12!7er$ & 4gricultural mechani;ation,
scoe, "enefits and limitations! )and reclamation
machinery . Equiment required for seed"ed
rearation, sowing, lanting, interculture,
irrigation, lant rotection, harvesting and
threshing! Imlement hitching, safety in oeration,
,achinery management!
Servicing and maintenance I Selection of site for
esta"lishing centre for reair and overhaul of
tractors! Selection of hand tools, worksho
machines, materials, seals and acking! Reair and
reventive maintenance of general urose machine
comonents like fasteners, "earing, couling, sring
and elements of rotary motion drive! <ault diagnosis
of various systems of engine, tractor and ower
tiller, checking of wear and tear, reair of worn out
comonents and maintenance! Routine and
reventive maintenance of tractor, reair and
maintenance of farm equiment and land
reclamation machinery!
829 AE8FP9 0 A#r!1ulturl E7#!7eer!7#.
Food Pro1ess!7# Trde&
89 Commo7 E7#!7eer!7# S1!e71es&
12 questions of 1-mar# each 3 5 questions of
2-mar#s each".
E7#!7eer!7# DrA!7# & )ines, lettering and
dimensioning, geometrical construction, scales,
Engineering curves, conic sections, cycloid,
(ro-ection of oints, straight lines, lanes and solids,
Sectional views, Isometric views, 4u1iliary
(ro-ections!
*or<s2o" & 2and tools for carentry and fitting,
forging, welding, secification and use> various
oerations I sawing, lanning, chiseling, -oining,
filing, marking, chiing, gas cutting, maintenance
and tyes of maintenance (reventive and
corrective), materials for machine comonents!
Me127!1s & Fector concet, force and force system,
static equili"rium, NewtonAs laws of motions and
derived concets like friction, centroid, area, moment
of inertia, work energy rincile and alication of
imulse!
Ele1tr!1!t$ & .oncet of voltage, current, resistance,
ower and energy, relation "etween electrical,
mechanical and thermal units, temerature weft of
resistance! BhmAs law, series, arallel, circuits and
EirchoffAs law, .aacitance and inductance!
8:9 Food Pro1ess!7# Trde&
22 questions of 1-mar# each 3 15 questions of 2-
mar#s each".
<ood material characteristics and roerties!
.hemistry and micro"iology of food, its rocessing
and reservation! <ood additives, 9rowning
reaction! 4dulteration and food laws! Nutritive
value of foods!
7nit oeration in food rocessing like washing,
cleaning, sorting, grading, si;ing, screening,
heating, cooling, "lanching, smoking and material
handling etc! and related equiments! <ood
reservation rinciles and methods! <ood
rocesses such as drying, dehydration, heat
treatment, refrigeration, free;ing, fermentation,
irradiation, evaoration and concentration etc! <ood
ackaging materials and methods!
(rocessing and reservation methods of fruits and
vegeta"les, milk, fish, meat and egg etc! and
manufacture of their different roducts!
Instrumentation in food industry, Instruments for
measurement of rocess arameters,
Steam generation, refrigeration and lant utilities in
a food rocessing lant, Equiment servicing, reair
and maintenance of common ost harvest
(including ulse and cereal milling), food and milk
rocessing oerations! <ood grade engineering
materials! .leaning, hygiene, sanitation and
sterili;ation of food rocessing and handling
equiment!
8-9 CE8CT9 0 C!@!l E7#!7eer!7#.
Co7stru1t!o7 Te127olo#$ or Dr3tsm7 /
Sur@e$or Trde&
0$
89 Commo7 E7#!7eer!7# S1!e71es&
12 questions of 1-mar# each 3 5 questions of
2-mar#s each".
E7#!7eer!7# DrA!7# & )ines, lettering and
dimensioning, geometrical construction, scales,
Engineering curves, conic sections, cycloid,
(ro-ection of oints, straight lines, lanes and solids,
Sectional views, Isometric views, 4u1iliary
(ro-ections!
*or<s2o" & 2and tools for carentry and fitting,
forging, welding, secification and use> various
oerations I sawing, lanning, chiseling, -oining,
filing, marking, chiing, gas cutting, maintenance
and tyes of maintenance (reventive and
corrective), materials for machine comonents!
Me127!1s & Fector concet, force and force system,
static equili"rium, NewtonAs laws of motions and
derived concets like friction, centroid, area, moment
of inertia, work energy rincile and alication of
imulse!
Ele1tr!1!t$ & .oncet of voltage, current, resistance,
ower and energy, relation "etween electrical,
mechanical and thermal units, temerature weft of
resistance! BhmAs law, series, arallel, circuits and
EirchoffAs law, .aacitance and inductance!
8:9 Co7stru1t!o7 Te127olo#$ or Dr3tsm7s2!" /
Sur@e$or Trde&
22 questions of 1-mar# each 3 15 questions of
2-mar#s each".
Co7stru1t!o7 Mter!l & Rocks, "ricks, tiles, sand,
cement, lime and cement mortar, concrete, tim"er,
steel, aints and varnishes, distemer, lastics,
glasses, ashalt, sound and heat insulating materials!
Co7stru1t!o7 7d M!7te771e & 9uilding
.onstructionI Tyes of 9rick and Stone masonry>
Tyes and comonents of foundations, floors, doors
and windows, arches and lintels, walls, stairs and
roofs> RoadsI 'eometric features of road D9, and
99, avements, Equiments used in road
construction> RailwaysI .omonents, .onstruction
and maintenance of tracks, (oints and .rossings>
2ydraulic StructureI Tyes and construction of
3ams and .anals!
Sur@e$!7#& Farious surveying instruments>
,ethods of chain surveying, comass surveying,
lane ta"le surveying, theodolite surveying, leveling
and contouring!
*ter Su""l$ 7d S7!tt!o7 & Sources of water,
ums, tyes of distri"ution systems, aurtenances
in distri"ution system, sanitary system, construction
and maintenance of sewers! 3ifferent tyes of water
suly and sanitary fittings, Setic tanks!
C!@!l E7#!7eer!7# DrA!7#s& Signs and sym"ols
used in .ivil Engineering 3rawings, 3rawings
related to I 3ifferent tyes of masonry "onds, Su"=
structure details, Tim"er -oints, Riveted, 9olted and
Delded -oints, and Steel and Tim"er trusses!
Est!mt!o7 7d 6u7t!t$ Sur@e$!7# & Tyes and
methods of estimates> Estimation of earthwork,
masonry, R.. works, flooring, lastering, white
washing and ainting, sanitary fittings>
Secifications of construction materials and various
items of works.
8?9 ECE8ET or EM9 0 Ele1tro7!1s
Commu7!1t!o7 E7#!7eer!7#.
Ele1tro7!1s Te127olo#$ or Ele1tro7!1s
M!7te771e Trde&
89 Commo7 E7#!7eer!7# S1!e71es&
12 questions of 1-mar# each 3 5 questions of
2-mar#s each".
E7#!7eer!7# DrA!7# & )ines, lettering and
dimensioning, geometrical construction, scales,
Engineering curves, conic sections, cycloid,
(ro-ection of oints, straight lines, lanes and solids,
Sectional views, Isometric views, 4u1iliary
(ro-ections!
*or<s2o" & 2and tools for carentry and fitting,
forging, welding, secification and use> various
oerations I sawing, lanning, chiseling, -oining,
filing, marking, chiing, gas cutting, maintenance
and tyes of maintenance (reventive and
corrective), materials for machine comonents!
Me127!1s & Fector concet, force and force system,
static equili"rium, NewtonAs laws of motions and
derived concets like friction, centroid, area, moment
of inertia, work energy rincile and alication of
imulse!
Ele1tr!1!t$ & .oncet of voltage, current, resistance,
ower and energy, relation "etween electrical,
mechanical and thermal units, temerature weft of
&5
resistance! BhmAs law, series, arallel, circuits and
EirchoffAs law, .aacitance and inductance!
8:9 Ele1tro7!1s Te127olo#$ or Ele1tro7!1s
M!7te771e Trde&
22 questions of 1-mar# each 3 15 questions of 2-
mar#s each".
.ircuits and 3evices& Semiconductors, tye of
semiconductors, doing, =n -unction diodes and
their characteristics, 9iolar transistor, transistor,
"iasing, .E, .9 and .. configurations and their
characteristics, rinciles of class 4,49,9 @ .
amlifier, gain, "andwidth, introduction to feed"ack
amlifiers, Sinusoidal oscillator, cliing and
claming circuits, ,ono=sta"le and 4sta"le
multivi"rators!
<undamentals of .ommunication @ Radio
Engineering& E!,! wave roagation = ground wave,
sace wave and sky wave, 4ntenna radiation,
different tyes of 4ntenna, 4nalog communication,
4,, <,, rinciles of multile1ing = <3, @ T3,,
Introduction to digital communication, ,ulti =
channel telehony, Suer heterodyne receiver,
tyical circuits of various stages of transistori;ed
receivers, working rincile, R< and I< alignment,
4F. and 4'.!
T!F! and 4udio System& ,onochrome T!F!,
Interlace scanning, synchroni;ation, "lanking ulses,
"andwidth requirement, FS9, (icture resolution,
tyical circuits of the Fideo amlifier and E2T
stages, function of keyed 4'., 4<., various
controls in a T!F! receiver, 4coustics, high fidelity
and high quality sound, sound recording = 3isc and
Tae, ool recording systems, equali;ation,
,icrohones and seakers, (!4! system, Record
layer, concet of 2i=<i stereo!
Instruments & Resistors, caacitors and inductors,
(rinted circuit "oard! 4mmeter and Foltmeter =
different tyes and their working rincile! 4nalog
and digital multimeters, 3. ower suly, .athode
ray oscilloscoe and signal?function generators!
8.9 EE8ET or EM9 > Ele1tr!1l
E7#!7eer!7#.
Ele1tr!1l Te127olo#$ or Ele1tr!1l
M!7te771e Trde&
89 Commo7 E7#!7eer!7# S1!e71es&
12 questions of 1-mar# each 3 5 questions of
2-mar#s each".
E7#!7eer!7# DrA!7# & )ines, lettering and
dimensioning, geometrical construction, scales,
Engineering curves, conic sections, cycloid,
(ro-ection of oints, straight lines, lanes and solids,
Sectional views, Isometric views, 4u1iliary
(ro-ections!
*or<s2o" & 2and tools for carentry and fitting,
forging, welding, secification and use> various
oerations I sawing, lanning, chiseling, -oining,
filing, marking, chiing, gas cutting, maintenance
and tyes of maintenance (reventive and
corrective), materials for machine comonents!
Me127!1s & Fector concet, force and force system,
static equili"rium, NewtonAs laws of motions and
derived concets like friction, centroid, area, moment
of inertia, work energy rincile and alication of
imulse!
Ele1tr!1!t$ & .oncet of voltage, current, resistance,
ower and energy, relation "etween electrical,
mechanical and thermal units, temerature weft of
resistance! BhmAs law, series, arallel, circuits and
EirchoffAs law, .aacitance and inductance!
8:9 Ele1tr!1l Te127olo#$ or Ele1tr!1l
M!7te771e Trde&
22 questions of 1-mar# each 3 15 questions of 2-
mar#s each".
9asic Electricity& (rimary, Secondary cell and
charging of lead acid "atteries, .aacitance and
inductance their series, and arallel connection and
energy storage, 4!.! fundamental, wave shae,
cycle, frequency, time eriod, eak, average and
r!m!s! value, form factor, hase difference, eak
factor, ower factor, Series 4!.! R). circuit!
Electrical ,achine& ,agnetic effect of current,
<aradayAs law of electro=magnetic induction, force
acting on a current carrying conductor in a magnetic
field and torque roduction, 3!.! machine=working
rincile of 3!.! motor and 3!.! generator, 3!.!
motor starting and seed control, common faults,
causes, testing and alications, Single hase
transformer = working rincile! Turns ratio, voltage,
current, ower relation and alications, Single
hase 4!.! motor = commonly used single hase
4!.! motors, starting, seed control, installation,
testing, common faults and their causes and testing,
7niversal motor!
Instruments& (ermanent magnet moving coil and
moving iron, voltmeter and ammeter, 3ynamometer
tye wattmeter, ohm meter, megger, induction tye
&#
energy meter, their connection and alication for
measurement!
Electrical 4liances& .onstruction, rinciles,
connection, common faults their causes and testing
of the following equiments, Electric room heater,
electric iron, electric stove, geyser, electric kettle,
electric fans, (ceiling and ta"le fan)!
2ouse Diring & .leat wiring, casing and caing
wiring, "atton wiring, conduit wiring and (F.
wiring, controlling of lams from two of three
laces! Schematic diagram of service connection!
Testing and connection of domestic wiring
installation, Diring faults and rectification,
Installation of late and ie earthing, (rocedure for
measurement of earth resistance!
Ele1tr!1l DrA!7#& Sym"ols used for common
electrical equiments?aliances, Simle schematic
and wiring H diagrams!
8;9 ME8MC9 0 Me127!1l E7#!7eer!7#
Me127!1l Cr3tsm7s2!" Trde&
89 Commo7 E7#!7eer!7# S1!e71es&
12 questions of 1-mar# each 3 5 questions of
2-mar#s each".
E7#!7eer!7# DrA!7# & )ines, lettering and
dimensioning, geometrical construction, scales,
Engineering curves, conic sections, cycloid,
(ro-ection of oints, straight lines, lanes and solids,
Sectional views, Isometric views, 4u1iliary
(ro-ections!
*or<s2o" & 2and tools for carentry and fitting,
forging, welding, secification and use> various
oerations I sawing, lanning, chiseling, -oining,
filing, marking, chiing, gas cutting, maintenance
and tyes of maintenance (reventive and
corrective), materials for machine comonents!
Me127!1s & Fector concet, force and force system,
static equili"rium, NewtonAs laws of motions and
derived concets like friction, centroid, area, moment
of inertia, work energy rincile and alication of
imulse!
Ele1tr!1!t$ & .oncet of voltage, current, resistance,
ower and energy, relation "etween electrical,
mechanical and thermal units, temerature weft of
resistance! BhmAs law, series, arallel, circuits and
EirchoffAs law, .aacitance and inductance!
8:9 Me127!1l Cr3tsm7s2!" Trde&
22 questions of 1-mar# each 3 15 questions of 2-
mar#s each".
Sheet metal oerations, Tools and their
secifications, carentry (selection and wood
working), attern making> Farious fitting tools and
their secifications> )imits, fits and tolerances>
Engineering and geometrical drawing> ro-ections>
isometric drawing> Reading engineering drawings>
9asic manufacturing rocesses like casting, forming
welding and metal cutting, various casting
rocesses, sand casting, die casting, centrifugal
casting! .asting defects, melting furnaces!
<orging hammers and resses and various forging
oerations like usetting, drawing, unching, etc!
stock calculations!
Farious welding rocesses and equiments, 4re
welding, gas welding, electrode secification and IS
codes, 4rc characteristics, TI', ,I' welding,
soldering and "ra;ing!
Farious machine tools like lathe, milling, shaing,
drilling machines, simle calculations, Farious
oerations like turning, facing, threading, knurling,
groove cutting etc!, Taer, thread cutting
calculations, gear cutting on milling machine>
different 'rinding methods>
,aterials for machine tool comonents and cutting
tools, cutting fluid, lu"ricants!
,easuring Tools (i!e! vernier, micrometer, gauges,
comarators etc!)!
8D9 ME8AT9 0 Me127!1l E7#!7eer!7#
Automo:!le Te127olo#$ Trde&
89 Commo7 E7#!7eer!7# S1!e71es&
12 questions of 1-mar# each 3 5 questions of
2-mar#s each".
E7#!7eer!7# DrA!7# & )ines, lettering and
dimensioning, geometrical construction, scales,
Engineering curves, conic sections, cycloid,
(ro-ection of oints, straight lines, lanes and solids,
Sectional views, Isometric views, 4u1iliary
(ro-ections!
*or<s2o" & 2and tools for carentry and fitting,
forging, welding, secification and use> various
oerations I sawing, lanning, chiseling, -oining,
filing, marking, chiing, gas cutting, maintenance
and tyes of maintenance (reventive and
corrective), materials for machine comonents!
Me127!1s & Fector concet, force and force system,
static equili"rium, NewtonAs laws of motions and
derived concets like friction, centroid, area, moment
&0
of inertia, work energy rincile and alication of
imulse!
Ele1tr!1!t$ & .oncet of voltage, current, resistance,
ower and energy, relation "etween electrical,
mechanical and thermal units, temerature weft of
resistance! BhmAs law, series, arallel, circuits and
EirchoffAs law, .aacitance and inductance!
8:9 Automo:!le Te127olo#$ Trde&
22 questions of 1-mar# each 3 15 questions of 2-
mar#s each".
3ifferent tyes of automo"iles, tyes of I. engine
and their comonents, auto cycle and diesel cycle,
I2(, 92( and <2( and their calculations, cooling
system, lu"rication system, differential,
transmission system, "raking system, and lighting
system, Two stroke?four stroke engines, valve
timing diagrams, car"uretor and in-ector reairing
of trou"le shooting and remedial measures,
servicing of a vehicle, reairs, functions of gear "o1
of scooter, car or truck, working of dynamo, fuel
ums, function of clutches, motor cycles or
scooters, steering mechanism, wheels and tyres and
their reairs!
889ME8RAC90 Me127!1l E7#!7eer!7#
Re3r!#ert!o7 E A!r Co7d!t!o7!7# Trde&
89 Commo7 E7#!7eer!7# S1!e71es&
12 questions of 1-mar# each 3 5 questions of
2-mar#s each".
E7#!7eer!7# DrA!7# & )ines, lettering and
dimensioning, geometrical construction, scales,
Engineering curves, conic sections, cycloid,
(ro-ection of oints, straight lines, lanes and solids,
Sectional views, Isometric views, 4u1iliary
(ro-ections!
*or<s2o" & 2and tools for carentry and fitting,
forging, welding, secification and use> various
oerations I sawing, lanning, chiseling, -oining,
filing, marking, chiing, gas cutting, maintenance
and tyes of maintenance (reventive and
corrective), materials for machine comonents!
Me127!1s & Fector concet, force and force system,
static equili"rium, NewtonAs laws of motions and
derived concets like friction, centroid, area, moment
of inertia, work energy rincile and alication of
imulse!
Ele1tr!1!t$ & .oncet of voltage, current, resistance,
ower and energy, relation "etween electrical,
mechanical and thermal units, temerature weft of
resistance! BhmAs law, series, arallel, circuits and
EirchoffAs law, .aacitance and inductance!
8:9 Re3r!#ert!o7 E A!r Co7d!t!o7!7# Trde&
22 questions of 1-mar# each 3 15 questions of 2-
mar#s each".
Refrigeration systems, 4ir cycle refrigeration, vaor
comression cycle, deviation of actual cycle from the
theoretical cycle, study of charts and ta"les for
refrigerants! Refrigeration of refrigeration rocesses
on temerature = entroy and ressure = enthaly
diagrams! 4"sortion = comressor, evaorator,
ums, valves! B"-ect of air conditioning,
humidification and dehumidification, drying,
evaorative cooling, comfort charts, year round air
conditioning, air conditioning of cold storage,
auditorium, aircrafts, locomotives! Sensi"le and
latent heat, heat load calculation, (sychrometry, use
of sychrometric chart, air distri"ution and
Fentilation systems, Tyes of fans and their ratings
and mountings!
S C L L A B I & NEE0III
For H-year -iploma hol$er applicants in the allie$
$isciplines 4 branches, see Appen$iF-(((, see#ing
a$mission to -egree ;o$ule in &ngineering 3
%echnology".
<ull ,arks I #65 TimeI & 2ours!
SECTIONS&
Section=4 (hysics 06 marks!
Section=9 .hemistry 06 marks!
Section=. ,athematics &5 marks!
Section=3 9R4N.2 S79:E.T J5 marks!
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P%CSICS 2. Mr<s.
U7!ts& <undamental @ derived units with articular
reference to S!I! units=illustrations! E1lanation of
dimensions with e1amles!
Me127!1s& E1lanation of vector and scalar
quantities with e1amles! 3islacement as vector
quality! .oncets of instantaneous velocity,
acceleration! Equations of motion! 3efinition and
e1lanation of )aws of motion, force, mass and
weight with mathematical e1ressions, 7niversal
)aws of gravitation and (ro-ectile motion!
E1lanation of circular motion, Satellite motion in
an or"itI EelerAs )aws, escae velocity! Rigid
&&
"ody motion, moment of inertia, angular
momentum, torque, .entre of mass, conservation of
angular momentum! Simle harmonic motion and
its geometric reresentation! 3erivation of its
equation! .oncets of amlitude, Bscillation, time
eriod, frequency and hase with their
mathematical e1ressions! 3efinition and
e1lanation of work, ower and energy with
mathematical relation! (ro"lems involving otential
and kinetic energies and conservation of energy!
.onservative and non=conservative forces! Static
and 3ynamic friction!
Pro"ert!es o3 Sol!ds& 3efinition and e1lanation
of strain, stress, elastic limit, ultimate strength,
2ookeAs )aw and CoungAs modulus! .omression
"ending, twisting and shear! Elastic moduli and
their relations, (oissonAs ratio! .oncets and
e1amles of roerties e!g! hardness, mallea"ility,
ductility, "rittleness, toughness a"rasion resistance,
fatigue!
Pro"ert!es o3 L!Fu!ds& Thrust of a liquid and
ressure, (ressure at different deths, (ascalAs )aw
and 2ydraulic ress, 9uoyancy, 4rchimedesA
(rincileI definition and e1lanation with
illustration> surface tension, viscosity, fluidity and
volatility!
%et E T2ermod$7m!1sI 2eat and temerature,
.onstruction of mercury thermometers!
,easurement, measuring scales and devices!
3efinition and e1lanation of linear e1ansion!
4rea and volume e1ansion with mathematical
relation!
E1ansion of gas at constant temerature and at
constant ressure! Ideal gas equation!
,easurement of secific heat caacity, relation
"etween . and .v, Isothermal and adia"atic
rocess! E1lanation of change of state of matter
with change of temerature! 3efinition of latent
heat of fusion and vaori;ation and numerical
e1amles!
Transfer of heat, E1lanation and e1amles of
conduction, .onvection and radiation rocesses!
Thermal conductivity! Idea of "lack "ody radiation!
Stefan=9olt;mann )aw!
E1lanation of first and second laws of
Thermodynamics with e1amles!
SOUND& Dave motion, .oncet of longitudinal
and transverse waves> 3efinition of eriod,
frequency, wave length, amlitude and hase>
Seed of sound wave> wave roagation in a
medium> 3oler effect!
(roerties of sound waves, Reflection, Refraction
and Suerosition of waves, stationary waves,
"eats, Fi"ration of Strings and 4ir columns,
concet of resonance> Echo, Rever"eration!
LIG%T& E1lanation of light wave, wave front,
ray, velocity of light!
)aws of reflection, reflection in different tyes of
mirrors (lane, sherical, cylindrical, ara"olic)
with their geometrical drawing! 3efinition of
image, focal length, radius of curvature,
magnification with formula, numerical e1amles
and alication!
)aws of refraction, refractive inde1, total internal
reflection, concave and conve1 lenses and image
formation through them, formula connecting o"-ect
and image distances, alication in telescoes,
microscoes, theodolite etc!, refraction through
rism!
Elementary ideas of electromagnetic waves! Dave
nature of light! CoungAs dou"le slit e1eriment and
<ringe width! Single slit diffraction, olarisation!
Ele1trostt!1s& E1lanation of charge on the "asis
of electron theory, charging "y friction, force
"etween electric charges, concet of unit charge,
electric field and electric otential, !d! and its
measurement, definition of caacitance of arallel
late caacitor, caacitors in series and arallel!
3ielectric constant!
Curre7t Ele1tr!1!t$& 3efinition of emf, otential
difference, and current with illustrations! 9asic
direct current circuitsI 7nits of current, resistance
and conductance, BhmAs )aw and solution of
simle ro"lems, effect of temerature on
resistance! Series and arallel connections of
resistors! EirchoffAs rules, their alications and
e1amles!
M#7et!1 Pro"ert!es o3 Mter!ls& Tye of
magnetic su"stances, magnetic flu1, flu1 density,
relative ermea"ility, magnetic roerties of soft
iron and steel!
Ele1trom#7et!sm& Nature of magnetic field due to
a straight conductor, a circular conductor and a
solenoid, <lemingAs left hand and right hand rules,
Effect of current flowing through two arallel
conductors, 9iot = Savart )aw!
Ele1trom#7et!1 !7du1t!o7I e! m! f! induced in a
coil "y magnet, <aradayAs law of induction,
.alculation of e!m!f!, 3irection of induced e !m !f!
&+
)en;As )aw, E1lanation of eddy current and
e1lanation of self and ,utual induction,
.alculation of self and mutual inductance!
'eneration of alternating e!m!f! .oncet of
reactance I .aacitive and inductive, Imedance!
Simle a!c! circuits analysis!
Moder7 P2$s!1s& (hotoelectric effect, structure of
atom, atoms and molecules, intermolecular forces,
chemical "onding! .rystal structure with simle
e1amles!
Rd!o01t!@!t$I E1lanation of fission and fusion
rocesses!
Sem!1o7du1tors& (roerties and "asic rinciles,
and n tyes, 4ction of transistors!
Se1t!o70B
C%EMISTRC 2. Mr<s.
P2$s!1l C2em!str$&
Sttes o3 Mtter& 'aseous StateI (ostulates of
kinetic theory of ideal gases> 3erivation of kinetic
equation> 3erivation of Ideal gas equation!
.ontinuity of states, )iquefaction of gases!
Solid StateI Structure of solids, unit cell, fcc, "cc,
cc structure of solids!
Solut!o7 7d Collo!dl solut!o7& .oncentration of
solutionsI ,ass ercent, ,ass fraction, ,ole
fraction, ,olality, Normality, ,olarity! 3ilute
solutionsI RaoultAs law, its statement and
e1lanation> Ideal and non=ideal solutions>
.olligative roertiesI Relative lowering of vaour
ressure, Elevation in "oiling oint, 3eression in
free;ing oint, Bsmotic ressure and its
determination! 3etermination of molecular masses
"ased on colligative roerties> FanAt 2off theory
of dilute solutions, FanAt 2off factor!
Collo!dl solut!o7s& 3efinition, .lassification, and
(rearation of colloidal solutions> (roerties of
colloidal stateI Tyndall effect, Electrohoresis,
9rownian movement> (rotective colloids!
T2ermod$7m!1s 7d T2ermo12em!str$& <irst
law of thermodynamics, mathematical formulation
of the law, Isothermal and adia"atic changes>
Relation "etween heat caacities at constant
ressure and constant volume> Second law of
thermodynamicsI .arnot cycle and derivation of an
e1ression for efficiency of a reversi"le engine!
.oncet and hysical significance of Entroy,
'i""s energy and work=function relation> 'i""s
energy change and chemical sontaneity!
ThermochemistryI 2eats of reaction, 2essAs )aw of
constant heat summation!
+!7et!1s 7d C2em!1l EFu!l!:r!um& Rate of
reaction, law of mass action, velocity constant!
Reversi"le reactions and chemical equili"rium,
Equili"rium constant! )e .hatelierAs rincile
(statement, e1lanation and itAs industrial
alications)! ,olecularity and Brder of reaction,
<irst and Second order of reactions, Rate law
equation and mechanism of reactions!
Io7!1 EFu!l!:r!I ,odern Ionic theory> ,odern
concets on acids and "ases> Strength of acids and
"ases, Ionic roduct for water, 2 scale! .ommon=
ion effect and Solu"ility roduct, Their
alications in qualitative inorganic analysis and
indicators!
I7or#7!1 C2em!str$&
Atom!1 Stru1ture 7d C2em!1l Bo7d!7#&
Electrons, rotons and neutrons, their charges and
relative masses! The early models of the atom!
RutherfordAs model, 2ydrogen sectra> <ailure of
RutherfordAs model! 9ohrAs model of hydrogen and
hydrogen like atoms> 3ual nature of electron, de=
9roglie equation, 7ncertainty rincile! Luantum
num"ers (i!e!, quantum num"ers and their
alication to electronic structure of atoms),
.oncet of atomic or"ital, (auliAs e1clusion
rincile, and 2undAs rule, 4uf"au rincile!
Ionic 9ondsI 3efinition, factors influencing the
formation of ionic comounds, )attice energy of
ionic comounds! .ovalent 9ondsI Nature of
covalent "ond ()ewis concet), .oncet of or"ital
overla in "ond formation, Sigma and i "onds,
2y"ridi;ation of atomic or"ital (s, s,
0
s
&
hy"ridi;ation), (roerties of covalent comounds,
Structure of simle molecules such as 20B, N2&,
.2+, .02+, .020, (.I6 and S<8! .o=ordinate
covalent "ondsI )ewis concet, structure of 2&B
/
and N2+
/
ions on the "asis of hy"ridi;ation,
(roerties of co=ordinate covalent comounds!
,etallic "ondsI 9onding in metals (elementary
treatment only), Insulators, .onductors and Semi=
conductor, E1trinsic semi=conductors (n=tye and =
tye)! 2ydrogen "ondI Tyes of hydrogen "ond,
.onsequences of hydrogen "onding!
Per!od!1 Pro"ert!es o3 Eleme7ts& ,endeleefAs
eriodic ta"le and eriodic law> )ong form of
eriodic ta"le, its merits and demerits! 'eneral
characteristics, (roerties of s="lock, ="lock and d=
"lock elements! Trend of eriodic roerties of
&6
elements such as atomic volume, atomic radii,
ioni;ation otential, electron affinity and
electronegativity in eriodic ta"le (qualitative
treatment only)!
Metllur#$& 'eneral rinciles of e1traction of
metals, Bccurrence of metals, sources of different
metals! 'eneral method of e1traction of metals "y
yrometallurgical rocess and "y electrolysis
(different rinciles only)!
Ferrous metllur#$& Bres of iron, ,etallurgy of
iron and manufacture of steel! (roerties of .ast
iron, Drought iron, Steel> Effects of car"on,
silicon, hoshorous, sulhur, manganese on cast
iron and steel!
No703errous metllur#$I Bres of aluminium and
coer, ,etallurgy of aluminium and coer>
(roerties and uses of )ead, *inc, Tin and
.hromium!
Allo$s& Effects of car"on and other alloying
elements on the roerties of steel! .omosition
and uses of the following alloysI 9rass, 9ron;e,
'erman silver, 9ell metal, 'un metal, 3uralumin,
Nanganin, Tye metal, Nichrome and Solder!
T2e 12em!str$ o3 some 12em!1ls& 4mmonia,
Nitric acid, Sulhuric acid, 2ydrochloric acid,
2ydrogen and B1ygen!
Or#7!1 C2em!str$&
I7trodu1t!o7& .lassification and nomenclature of
organic comounds! Lualitative detection of
Nitrogen, Sulhur and 2alogens!
%$dro1r:o7sI Saturated and unsaturated alihatic
hydrocar"ons! (rearation and roerties with
secial reference to methane, ethane, ethylene,
acetylene! 4romatic hydrocar"onsI (rearation and
roerties of "en;ene> Structure of "en;ene!
%lol<7es 7d %lore7esI (rearation,
roerties and uses of haloalkanes and
olyhalogen derivatatives such as .2.l&, .2I&,
33T!
Com"ou7ds A!t2 3u71t!o7l #rou"s 1o7t!7!7#
o4$#e7& 'eneral methods of rearation and
roerties of 4lcohols and henols, 4ldehydes and
ketones, .ar"o1ylic acid and acid derivatives.
Com"ou7ds A!t2 3u71t!o7l #rou"s 1o7t!7!7#
7!tro#e7& (rearation and roerties of
Nitrocomounds, 4mines and 4;o=comounds!
I7dustr!l C2em!str$& Plst!1s E Pol$mers&
3efinition of a olymer> (olymeri;ation (4ddition
and condensation)> Thermolastic and
thermosetting resins> Some commercially imortant
lastics! Ru""ers and their vulcani;ation!
Fuels& 3efinition of fuel, classification of fuels with
e1amles> .alorific value (gross and net)! Solid
<uelsI 3ifferent tyes of solid fuels, ignition oint,
.ar"oni;ation of coal, 3estructive distillation of
wood (name of different roducts only)!)iquid
fuelsI <ractional distillation of crude oil (only
names of different fractions, "oiling ranges and
uses of different fractions)> (roerties of liquid
fuelsI <lash oint, ower oint, viscosity, secific
gravity car"on residue> Bctane and cetane num"er!
'aseous fuelsI 3ifferent commercial gaseous fuels
with their comosition and calorific value>
,anufacture of (roducer gas and Dater gas
(rinciles with hysico=chemical reactions only)!
*ter& 2ard and soft water, 9oiler feed water,
Scale formation, (riming and foaming, .austic
em"rittlement, Dater softening methods, Treatment
of water for town suly and sewage disosal!
Corros!o7 7d !ts "rote1t!o7& 3efinition, Theories
of corrosion, <actors affecting rate of corrosion,
Rusting of iron, 3emerits of corrosion, (revention
of corrosion "y various methods.
E7@!ro7me7tl Pollut!o7& 4ir and water ollutionI
causes and remedy!
Se1t!o70C
MAT%EMATICS -) Mr<s.
Al#e:rI 4rithmetic, 'eometric and 2armonic
(rogressions, (ermutation and .om"ination,
9inomial e1ansion for ositive inde1, middle term,
greatest term, "inomial e1ansion for general inde1!
3eterminants u to third order, their roerties and
alication to solve linear alge"raic equations
(.ramerAs rule), concet of a matri1, tyes of
matrices, equality of matrices, oerations of
addition, scalar multilication and multilication of
matrices, determinant of a square matri1, transose,
ad-oint and inverse of a matri1, consistency and
inconsistency of a system of linear equations,
solving a system of linear equations in two or three
varia"les using inverse of a matri1!
Tr!#o7ometr$I Inverse trigonometric functions,
solution of inverse trigonometric equations!
Coord!7te Geometr$82D9I (oints and their
coordinates in a lane, distance formula, area of a
triangle, condition for the collinearity of three
oints and section formula, various forms of
equations of a line, intersection of lines, angles
&8
"etween two lines, condition of concurrency of
three lines distance of a oint from a line, air of
lines, circle, tangents and normal to a circle, simle
ro"lems on ara"ola, ellise and hyer"ola!
D!33ere7t!l Cl1ulusI (artial derivatives, ma1ima
@ minima of single @ two varia"les, tangent and
normal, curvature and derivative of arc!
I7te#rl Cl1ulusI Integration of rational and
irrational functions, integration of transcendental
functions, definite integration, area "ounded "y
curves, length of arc and volume of surface
revolution!
D!33ere7t!l eFut!o7I )inear differential
equations of first and second order @ their
alications!
,e1tor Cl1ulusI 'radient, divergence @ curl, line
integral, surface integral @ volume integral!
Coord!7te Geometr$ 8-D9I (oints and
coordinates on &=dimensional sace, 3istance
"etween oints, direction cosines, direction ratios,
ro-ections, equation to a lane, angle "etween
lanes, distance of a oint from a lane, angle
"etween lines @ lanes, condition of co lanarity of
two lines, shortest distance "etween two lines,
condition for the intersection of two lines!
Pro::!l!t$I (ro"lems on ro"a"ilities, conditional
ro"a"ility, 9yeAs Theorem, 9inomial @ (oisson
distri"utions!
Section- D
BRANC% SUBGECT 8D) mr<s9.
5ote0 Applicants shoul$ choose only one *ranch
subject from /l. 5o. 1 to 6 appropriate to their
aca$emic qualification in H-year -iploma.
(. AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
8D) mr<s9.
Ge7erl E7#!7eer!7# S1!e71e& )aws of
thermodynamicsI *eroth law, first law, second law!
.oncet of enthaly, internal energy, entroy and
a"solute temerature! (roerties of ure su"stances
and mi1tures, reversi"ility and irreversi"ility!
Thermodynamic cycles, .arnot cycle and steam
ower cycles, otto, disel and dual cycles!
Equivalent forces at a oint, simlest resultants in
two and three dimensions, equations of equili"rium,
free "ody diagrams and reactions! Two dimensional
frames and trusses! (rincile of virtual work,
frication forces! 9elt, roe and chain drive and ower
screws! .entroids, mass centers, second moment and
roduct of inertia of lant area! Felocity,
acceleration, rectilinear, curvilinear co=ordinate
system and relative motion, article dynamics,
equation of motion!
.oncet of stress and strain, normal and shearing
stresses and stains! Stress=strain diagrams for
unia1ial loading! 3eformation of a1ially loaded
mem"ers, torsion of circular shafts! Stress and
deflections in closed coiled helical strings su"-ects to
fle1ural loads! Reactions for statically determine
"eams, relationshis "etween load, shearing force
and "ending moment, shear force and "ending
moment diagrams! Theory of simle "ending
stresses, shearing stresses in "eams, rincial
stresses and rincial lanes, rincile strains,
rincial stresses in &3, relation "etween elastic
constants, com"ined torsion and "ending, ressure
vessels, "ia1ial, stresses, yield theories, deflection of
"eams!
Pro"ert!es o3 3lu!dsI (ressure and its measurement!
2ydrostatic forces on surface! Einematics and
dynamics of fluid flow! 3imensional analysis and
similitude! )aminar and tur"ulent flow in ies,
general equation for head loss, energy loss trough
ie fittings!
Mesureme7t o3 d!st71e 7d resI (rincile and
methods of chain surveying, rismatic comass and
chain traversing! Theodolite traversing! (lane ta"le
surveying including two oint and three oint
ro"lems! )eveling and contouring, measurement of
areas and volumes!
Engineering roerties of granular materials, soil
classifications, fundamental definitions and
relationshis! 3etermination of inde1 roerties of
soil! (ermea"ility and seeage analysis! Stress
distri"ution! Shear strength! ,ohrAs circle of stresses!
.omaction! 4ctive and assive earth ressures!
Sta"ility analysis of earthen sloes!
Frm PoAer 7d M12!7er$I Salient features of
various source of farm ower used in India, <arm
engine, tractors and ower tillers, their selection,
oeration and ad-ustment! (rinciles of working and
construction of I!.! engine! Engine valves and
oerating mechanism, fuel and com"ustion! 3ifferent
systems of I!.! engine such as fuel, lu"rication,
cooling, intake, e1haust etc! Study of clutch, "rake,
gear"o1, differential, final drive hydraulic and
electrical system of farm tractors! 7se of electrical
motors as a source of farm ower!
&J
Scoe, need and constraints of mechani;ation! Tyes
of imlements, field caacities, constructional
details, design criteria and rincials of oerations of
different tyes of hand tools! 4nimal, ower tiller
and tractor oerated rimary and secondary tillage
imlements such as indigenous lough, mould "oard
lough, disk lough, rototillers, harrow, cultivator,
su"soilar, leveler etc! Tyes rinciles and
constructional details of weeder, seed and fertili;er
drill, lanters, translanters, srayer, duster, mower,
vertical conveyor reaer, threshers and com"ine
harvesters!
So!l 7d *ter Co7ser@t!o7 E7#!7eer!7#I Dater
resources utili;ation in India! 'round water
resources develoment and utili;ation, 2ydraulics of
wells, oen well and tu"e well design and
construction! Dater lifts and irrigation ums!
,easurement of irrigation water! Dater conveyance
and its control! Irrigation efficiencies, irrigation
scheduling! 3esign of irrigation channel and seeage
analysis! 3esign of underground ielines! Soil=
lant=water relationshis! )and grading and field
layout for efficient irrigation! Introductory concet of
farm irrigation methodsI "order, check "asin, furrow,
srinkler and dri! 3rainageI imortance, ro"lems,
tyes and requirements in agriculture, drainage
coefficient, dynamics of soil=water, measurement of
soil ermea"ility, field drainage layout atterns!
%$drolo#$& 2ydrologic cycle, reciitation,
infiltration, evaoration, runoff and its estimation
and measurement! Tyes and mechanics of wind and
water erosions, "iological and engineering measures
of controlling erosion, gully control and gully control
structures! Fegetative waterways and their design,
stream "ank erosion and its control, design,
construction and maintenance of farm onds!
Introduction to watershed management!
Post %r@est/Pro1ess5 Food E7#!7eer!7# 7d
Frm Stru1tures& Engineering roerties of
"iological materialsI Rheology of agricultural
roducts! ,i1ing and mi1ers! (sychrometry> theory
of grain drying, different tyes of grain dryers and
dryer efficiency! Si;e=reduction and energy
requirement, EickAs law and RittingerAs law, roller
mill, "urr mill and hammer mill! Storage of grains,
lateral and vertical ressure relationshi!
Imortance of agricultural rocessingI rocess of
cleaning, grading and sorting, and related
equiments! ,aterial handling equiments!
(rocessing of cereals, ulses, oil seeds! )ayout,
maintenance and testing of related machinery and
lant! 9y=roducts utili;ation> com"ustion,
gasification and other chemical and "io chemical
transformations!
(roerties and classification of "uilding material
like "ricks, lime, cement, sand, coarse aggregates,
tim"er, as"estos, glass etc! 4nimal shelters and
storage structures in fans!
2. CI,IL ENGINEERING 8D) mr<s9.
Stre7#t2 o3 Mter!ls E T2eor$ o3 Stru1tures&
Normal stress, shearing stress, Normal strain,
2ookeAs )aw, Stress=strain "ehaviour of mild steel,
(oissonAs Ratio, Shearing strain, Torsion of .ircular
Shaft, Relations among load, Shear and 9ending
,oment, Shear and 9ending=,oment 3iagrams,
(ure 9ending, 9ending of ,em"ers ,ade of several
,aterials, Shearing Stresses in a 9eam, ,ohrAs
.ircle for (lane Stress, (rincial Stresses, ,a1imum
Shearing Stress, EulerAs <ormula for (in=Ended
.olumns and columns with other End conditions!
Equation of the Elastic .urve "y 3ou"le Integration
,ethod, Sloe and 3eflection of 3eterminate 9eams
"y ,oment=4rea Theorems, 3eflections and Sloe
"y Energy ,ethods, .astiglianoAs Theorem, Sta"ility
and 3egree of Indeterminacy, Rolling loads and
Influence lines for 3eterminate 9eams, Trusses, and
<loor 'irders, .a"les and Three=2inged 4rch!
*ter Resour1es E7#!7eer!7#& 2ydrologyI rainfall,
stream flow measurements, runoff, hydrograhs,
flood studies, reservoir and channel routing, flood
forecasting, flood rotection measures, river training
works, well hydraulics> IrrigationI .ommand area,
duty and delta, canal outlets,
cro=water requirement!
Flu!d Me127!1s& (roerties of <luid, ,anometry,
<orces on (lane and .urved surfaces, <low
classification, .ontinuity Equation, ,omentum
Equation, and Energy Equation and their
4lications, Brifices, Fenturimeter, Deirs and
Notches, )aminar and Tur"ulent <low through (ies,
3arcy Deis"ach Equation, ,oody 3iagram, Steady
7niform <low in Ben .hannels, ,anningAs
<ormula!
Geote127!1l E7#!7eer!7#& (reliminary definitions
@ relationshi, 3etermination of inde1 roerties,
classification of soils, soil structure and clay
mineralogy, ermea"ility, 3arcyAs law, seeage
analysis, comaction, one dimensional consolidation,
Ter;aghiAs theory, shear strength, theoretical
&%
consideration and tests, shallow and dee
foundations, soil e1loration!
%!#2A$ 7d R!lA$ E7#!7eer!7#& 2ighway
'eometric 3esignI .ross sectional elements, Sight
distances, hori;ontal and vertical alignments> Tyes
and comonents of (avement structures, 3esign of
<le1i"le (avements> Traffic .haracteristicsI Road
user and vehicular characteristics, traffic volume
studies, B=3 studies and traffic caacity studies>
R!lA$s& .omonents, construction and
maintenance of rail tracks, oints and crossings!
Sur@e$!7#& .ontouring, Theodolite and its
ad-ustment, measurement of angles and setting out
lines, Trigonometrical leveling, Tacheometry,
.urves and different methods of setting out curves,
Introduction to electronic Theodolites and Total
Stations!
Stru1turl Des!#7& Dorking stress methods of
design, singly and dou"ly reinforced sections,
rectangular and Tee "eams, shear, torsion and
develoment length, one and two way sla"s, short
and long column, 3esign of isolated footings,
Introduction of limit state design, 3esign for fle1ure,
shear and comression, 3esign of riveted and welded
connections, tension and comression mem"ers,
slicing and lacing, 9eam column connection, roof
trusses!
E7@!ro7me7tl E7#!7eer!7#& Estimation of
quantity of water, er caita demand, oulation
forecasting, water quality arameters, treatment of
water, distri"ution system, Estimation of quantity of
sewage, dry weather flow and storm run off, sewer
aurtenances, characteristics of sewage, treatment
and disosal of sewage, sludge digestion!
-. COMPUTER SCIENCE AND
ENGINEERING 8D) mr<s9.
O"ert!7# S$stem E S$stem So3tAre&
Bverview of Berating Systems, Berating Systems
Structures, 7ses, Tyes and <unctions of Berating
Systems! <ile Systems, <ile System
Imlementation! .oncet of (rocess=(rocess
,anagement, (rocess Synchroni;ation and
3eadlocks, Inter=rocess .ommunications, .(7
Scheduling! ,emory ,anagement H 4llocation
Schemes, (aging Segmentation, Firtual ,emory,
3emand (aging, (aging Relacement 4lgorithms!
3isk ,anagement H 3isk Scheduling 4lgorithms!
System Softwares= <unctions and 7ses of System
Software, 4ssem"lers, )oaders, )inkers, (ass
Structure of an 4ssem"ler, )oading Schemes,
,acro and .o=Routines, ,acro (rocessing and
,acro .alls, Su"=Routines and Su"=Routine .alls!
D!#!tl Ele1tro7!1s E Eleme7ts o3 Lo#!1 Des!#7&
Farious Num"er Systems and their Imlementation,
9inary 4rithmetic, #As .omlement, 0As
.omlement, $As .omlements @ #5As
.omlements of a num"er! <loating (oint
Num"ers, 9oolean 4lge"ra and )ogic <unctions!
3ifferent ,ethods of ,inimi;ing 9oolean
<unctions! 3esign of .om"inatorial .ircuits H
4dders, ,ultile1er, 3emultile1er, 3ecoder,
(arity 'enerator and .hecker, .omarator Etc!
Switching 4lge"ra, <unction 3ecomosition,
Symmetric <unction, .ontact Networks, 3esign of
Sequential .ircuits (Synchronous @ 4synchronous)
<li=<los, Register, .ounter <ault Tolerant,
2a;ard, Stuck=4t=<ault, 9ridging <ault, Stuck=
Ben=<ault!
M!1ro"ro1essor5 Com"uter Ar12!te1ture E
Or#7!Bt!o7 & %5%6 ,icrorocessor 4rchitecture,
Instruction Set, 4ssem"ly )anguage (rogram,
.ounters and 3elays, Interruts, Interfacing 3ata
.onverters, (rogramma"le Interface 3evices I %#66
,ultiurose (rogramma"le 3evice, %0J$
Eey"oard?3islay Interface, %06+ Interval Timer,
%06$ Interrut .ontroller, %0&J 3,4 .ontroller!
.(7 Structure and <unction, 9asic Idea of
2ardware 4nd Software, Instruction Sets I
.haracteristics, <unctions and <ormats, 4ddressing
,odes> .omuter 4rithmetic, .ontrol 7nit I
,icrorogram .ontrol, 2ardwired .ontrol>
,emory I Internal ,emory Brgani;ation, E1ternal
,emory (,agnetic 3isk, R4I3, Btical ,emory,
,agnetic 3isk), .ache ,emory and ,aing
(rocedures> I?B Brgani;ation I Interruts,
(rogrammed I?B, Interrut=3riven I?B, 3,4, I?B
.hannels, Standard I?B Interfaces> RIS. and .IS.
(rocessor, 9asics of (arallel (rocessing, (ielining!
Pro#rmm!7# L7#u#e Co71e"ts &
(rogramming in . 4nd .//, Synta1, (rerocessor
3irectives, 9uilt=In 3ata Tyes, 7ser=3efined 3ata
Tyes, Berators and (recedence, )oos and
.onditional <low of .ontrol, Enumerated Tyes,
4rrays, Faria"le Tyes and Scoe of Faria"les,
'lo"al, <ile and Namesace, <unctions, (ass 9y
Falue, (ass 9y Reference, Inut and Butut
&$
2andling, <ile 2andling! Berator and <unction
Bverloading, Single Inheritance, (olymorhism,
Firtual ,em"er <unctions, .onstructor and
3estructor, Information 2iding, Encasulation,
3ata ,em"ers, ,em"er <unctions, (u"lic and
(rivate 4ccess!
Dt Stru1tures& 4rrays, )ink )ists, Stacks,
Lueues, Trees, 'rahs I Reresentations,
Imlementations and their 4lications H
4rithmetic E1ression Evaluation, Recursion,
(riority Lueues, Etc!, 'rah and Tree Traversals,
9asic Search Techniques I Tree SearchingI 9inary
Search Trees, 4vl Trees, Etc!, 2ashing Techniques!
9asic Sorting Techniques I 9u""le Sort, Insert Sort,
Selection Sort, Radi1 Sort, Tree Inde1es I ,=Day
Search Trees, 9=Trees, 9/Trees!
?. ELECTRONICS E COMMUNICATION
ENGINEERING 8D) mr<s9.
Ele1tro7!1 De@!1es 7d C!r1u!ts&
A7lo# De@!1es 7d 1!r1u!ts& (hysics of
Semiconductor ,aterials @ .omonents, Energy
"and diagram, <ermilevel, 2all effects!
De@!1es& 3iodes, 9:T,s <ET,s, Thristors, Tunnel
diodes, 9asics of I.,s and oerational amlifiers!
C!r1u!ts& 9iasing circuits of transistors, 3esign of
ower sulies using 3iodes and transistors=voltage
Regulator .ircuits Transistor 4mlifier (9:T @
<ET), (ower amlifiers, feed"ack amlifiers,
oscillators (qualitative analysis only)! ,ultivi"rators,
Time "ase circuits! Regulated (ower suly! Time
"ase circuit Saw=tooth voltage and current
generators, transistor switches, wave shaing circuit
(diode and transistors) Electro=static and magnetic
deflection methods, low frequency h=arameter
transistor @ <ET models, (i models!
D!#!tl De@!1es 7d C!r1u!tsI Num:er s$stems&
logic gates=9oolean 4lge"ra=Transistor as a switch=
logic families=4rithmetic and logic circuits=.ounters
and shift registers=4?3 and 3?4 converters,
,ultile1er, 3emultile1er, Encoder, 3ecoder!
M!1ro"ro1essors& 4rchitecture=4ssem"ly language
rogramming of %5%6=eriheral devices=Interfacing
of memory and devices!
Semi .onductor ,emoriesI R4,, RB,, Storage
devices, rinter, .onnectors, floy drives,
Brgani;ation of comuter, simle rogramme!
Ele1tro7!1 I7strume7tt!o7 7d Mesureme7tsI
Systems, units and standards of ,easurement, 4.
and 3. indicating instruments, 4. and 3. "ridge
circuits, Error 4nalysis of generali;ed measurement
systems, transducers (Strain gauge, )F3T!
Thermistor, Thermocoule etc!) Electronic
,easuring Instruments, .RB, 3igital 4mmeter,
,illimeter, Foltmeter, Time and <requency
measurements, Signal 'enerators, L=meter,
Dattmeter, Energy meter!
Neteor<s0F!lters A7d M!1roA@e E7#!7eer!7#&
Network theorems, Single and Two ort networks,
T=tye, II=tye ladder tye networks! Transmission
linesI .haracteristics imedances, 4ttenuators,
Equali;ers, 9asics of wave guides=Transmission line
charts!
F!lters& tye, simle design ro"lems, 9asics of
Electromagnetic theory , ,a1wellAs equations!
9asics rinciles of wave roagation!
<undamentals of 4ntennas and Radar, 9asics of
,icrowaves, E, Sectrum (rinciles of
microwaves devices and circuits!
Commu7!1t!o7 E7#!7eer!7#& Introduction to
signal analysis=<ourier series and <ourier transform!
Samling theorem, (arsevalAs theorem, convolution,
Transmission through linear systemsI 4,,<, (,,
(ulse modulation> (.,I 4mlitude limiting in <,,
(re=emhasis, 3e=emhasis> Noise in 4, and <,I
,ultile1ing=<3,, T3,> 4SE, <SE, 9lock
schematic of different transmitters for 4,,
<,,SS9, IS9 systems> Suerheterodyne receivers,
,i1ers, 4'., 4<., sectrum of E, waves>
(roagation of E, waves=sky waves= sky wave,
ground wave, sace wave, ski distance, ma1imum
usa"le frequency> 4ntenna fundamentals and
Radiation> .ommunication systems>I (rinciles of
telegrahy, telehony and television "roadcasting ,
9asics of satellite and otical fi"re communicationsI
<undamentals of telematics!
.. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
8D) mr<s9.
Ele1tr!1l C!r1u!ts& (hasors and hasor alge"ra,
"alanced and un"alanced oly=hase circuit, Test
signals, Star=3elta transformation, Network
theorems, (arameters of electromagnetic circuits,
resonance in R=)=. Series and (arallel circuits,
Network analysis "y mesh and node methods!
Ele1tr!1l E7#!7eer!7# Mter!ls&
.onducting, Insulating materials and ,agnetic
materials, (roerties and alications
Ele1tr!1l I7strume7ts 7d Mesureme7ts&
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(rinciles of measurementsI .lassification,
accuracy and sensitivity, daming and control
forces, shunt and multilier, ,easurement of
resistanceI )ow, medium and high! (rincile and
uses of 3. otentiometers, 4. 9ridges! Indicating
instrumentsI ,ultimeter, (< meters, synchroscoe!
Ele1tr!1l M12!7es& .lassification of 3!.!
machinesI .onstructional features, e!m!f!, torque,
e1citations, motor erformance, seed, ower, si;e
considerations, seed control, efficiency!
Tr7s3ormers& Induced e!m!f!, equivalent circuits,
regulation, different efficiencies!
Three hase induction machinesI Torque
characteristics, Starting, equivalent .ircuits!
Three (hase Synchronous ,achinesI 'eneration,
voltage regulation, arallel oeration, synchronous
motor, starting and F=curves, Single hase motorsI
tye, starting characteristics!
Ge7ert!o75 Tr7sm!ss!o7 7d D!str!:ut!o7&
Ge7ert!o7& Thermal, 2ydel and Nuclear (ower
Stations, (rime movers and alternators!
Tr7sm!ss!o7& Foltage levels, line conductors,
electrical line arameters of short and medium
lines, voltage regulation, corona! D!str!:ut!o7&
3!.! and 4!.! systems, voltage level, tyes of
distri"ution feeders and distri"utors, voltage dro
and effects, ower factor imrovement lant!
Su:stt!o7& 3ifferent tyes, site selection,
equiments, electrical earthing! SA!t12#er&
Switches, isolators, circuit "reakers and their tyes!
(rotectionI <ault current and rotective devices,
fuses, relay functions, alternator, Transformer
rotection, thermal relays, over voltage=causes,
effect and rotective devices!
Ele1tr!1l Est!mt!o7 7d Cost!7#& Estimation of
materials for industrial and residential installations!
7(S and small diesel generating=set and
accessories! .ost estimation of materials and
selection criteria, 3esign and calculation of the cost
of +55F?0&5F three hase + wire, #55=655 ED
overhead line, Tenders!
Ele1tr!1l PoAer Ut!l!B!o7& 3esign of lighting
system! Electrical 2eatingI Resistance heating,
Induction heating, 4rc heating and 3ielectric
heating, tyes of electric welding Electrochemical
rocessI (rinciles, equiment and rocedure!
Electrical 3rivesI .haracteristics of various electric
drives, seed control, starting and "reaking,
mechanical consideration, selection of motors!
PoAer Ele1tro7!1s& (ower diodes and 3arlington
(air! ThyristorI (rincile, thyristor family, firing
circuits, alications, Selenium rectifiers,
uncontrolled and controlled rectification, (ower
,BS<ETS!
D!#!tl Ele1tro7!1s& 3igital signals, gates, 9oolean
alge"ra, logic families, multile1ures ?
demultile1ure, Encoders?decoders, fli=flos,
registers, counters and alications of logic gates,
B(4,(S in timing circuits, 4?3 and 3?4
conversion!
Com"uter Pro#rmm!7#& .oncet of low level
and high level languages, 9lock=diagram, concet
of flow chart, and algorithm, 4ssem"lers, ,acros,
su"=routines, co=routines, loaders, linkers, editors
and comilers, rogramming and file handling in .
and .//!
;. MEC%ANICAL ENGINEERING
8D) mr<s9.
E7#!7eer!7# Me127!1s E Stre7#t2 O3
Mter!lsI Fector concets, rest and motion,
Introduction to force systems ((arallel, .oncurrent
@ .olanar)> <ree 9ody 3iagram> Equili"rium
rincile> Static analysis of systems> <riction and
imending motion> rolling and sliding of cylinders>
NewtonAs law of motion and derived concets!
.entroid> 4rea @ mass moment of inertia! Dork=
Energy rincile> Imulse> .ollision of two "odies>
(lane motion of articles and alications> Static
analysis of simle structures> ,ethod of -oints and
method of sections! Firtual work> com"ined motion
of rotation and translation> Transmission of ower
"y "elt and gear drives!
Stress @ strain> Shear stresses, (rincial stress and
strain, ,ohrAs circle for stress and strain analysis,
9eams @ columns> Shear force and "ending
moment diagram! Theories of <ailures> .olumns,
Struts> Stress @ strain analysis of shafts under
torsion, analysis of srings!
E7#!7eer!7# Mter!lsI ,echanical, thermal,
chemical roerties, structure of materials, alloys!
Iron and its alloys, Iron car"on hase diagrams,
steel and their imortant alloys of iron, heat
treatment rocesses, Elastic @ lastic "ehaviors>
(lastic deformation! Effect of various alloying
elements on mechanical roerties of IronI 9earing
alloys> (owder metallurgy> <ickAs law! .ommonly
used engineering materials for tools, engineering
comonents and household o"-ects!
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Des!#7 o3 M12!7e Eleme7tI .oncet of <BS,
material selection, engineering materials, 3esign of
Rivets, Screws, 9olts with detail analysis! .otter
and Enuckle -oints, shafts, keys and coulings,
Srings H helical and leaf tyes!
%$drul!1s 7d %$drul!1 M12!7esI (roerties
of liquid, hydraulic ressure and its measurement,
<orces on immersed "odies> .enter of ressure>
9uoyancy sta"ility of immersed and floating
"odies>
<low of liquidsI #=3, 0=3, @ &=3 flows> steady,
unsteady, laminar and tur"ulent flows> continuity
equation, momentum equation, and energy equation
and their alications, Euler equation and
9ernoulliAs equation> Brifice, mouth iece and
no;;les, flow through ies and iing systems,
losses in iing systems> fundamentals of channel
flow, hydraulic -um> flow measurements I
3imensional analysis and associated theorems! Non
dimensional num"ers and their significances>
Stream function and velocity otential function>
streamline, streakline and athline> Rotational and
irrotational flow, circulation and vorticity> <ree and
forced vorte1> 9asic flows like rectilinear, source,
sink, dou"let etc!
3ifferent tyes of um, recirocating and rotary
ums, oeration and maintenances of ums,
.avitation and N(S2> .haracteristic curves of
ums, losses and efficiencies of ums!
.omressors, "lowers and fans! 3ifferent tyes of
tur"ines, <rancis, Ealan and (elton tur"ines,
oeration and maintenance of tur"ines>
characteristic curves, work done and efficiency of
tur"ine, secific seed and selection of ums and
tur"ines! 2ydraulic machinery like hydraulic ram,
hydraulic couling and torque converter, hydraulic
-ack, screw um, 'ear um, Fane um etc!
T2erml E7#!7eer!7#I 9asic thermodynamic
concets> System and surrounding> Thermodynamic
(roerties> Intensive and E1tensive roerties>
(oint and ath functions> *eroth law, first and
second laws of thermodynamics and associated
corollaries> .oncets of a"solute temerature,
internal energy, enthaly @entroy> .lausius
inequality, concet of availa"ility, ,a1wellAs
relations! 4lication of thermodynamic laws,
reversi"ility @ irreversi"ility , internal @ e1ternal
irreversi"ility> (ure su"stances and mi1tures!
Thermodynamic cyclesI .arnot cycle, Rankine
cycle, :oule=9rayton cycle > 4ir standard cycles>
Btto cycle and 3iesel cycles!
Ideal gas comression and comressors, -et
roulsion, gas comressors, stream generators,
<uel and com"ustion, I!.! engine, calculation of
efficiencies, testing of I.! Engines> Ben and
closed gas tur"ine cycles, introduction to heat and
mass transfer> heat e1changer> ),T3 and NT7
methods! (rinciles of refrigeration, air
refrigeration system, Faor comression
refrigeration system, refrigeration cycles, use of T=
S @ (=2 charts for refrigeration, refrigerants and
their roerties, vaor a"sortion system,
sychometric roerties and charts!
Tyes of ower lants> comonents of steam ower
lant> hydro=electric ower lant, nuclear ower
lants, diesel ower lant! Elementary solar and
geothermal ower systems!
T2eor$ o3 M12!7esI Einematics and kinetics>
mechanisms and structure> inversions> kinematic
chains> different tyes of mechanisms> degree of
freedom @ its determination> 'rashofAs criteria>
velocity analysis> acceleration analysis> gear trains>
"alancing of rotating masses> "rakes @
dynamometer!
Produ1t!o7 7d I7dustr!l E7#!7eer!7#I
<undamentals of metal cutting, tool geometry,
.alculations of cutting forces and tool life> 'eneral
urose machine tool and their oerations, various
welding techniques like arc, gas, resistance etc!
,etal forming methods like rolling, drawing,
e1trusion, ress working, owder metallurgy, heat
treatment of metals, Introduction to N. and .N.
machines, "asics of measuring instruments, study of
transducers, static and dynamic characteristic of
instruments, Introduction to metrologyI )imits, fits
and tolerance, ,echanical and otical comarators>
,easuring instruments of angles> measurements of
surface roughness and thread rofiles, cali"ration of
various measuring instruments!
(roduction lanning> Inventory control> material
and wage calculation> elements of cost> network
analysis> work study and estimating machining
time> "reak even analysis> TL, @ ISB $555> Sho
floor management> ,achines @ Industrial safety!
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0) I have in articular erused clause & of the Regulations and am aware as to what constitutes ragging!
&) I have also in articular erused clause J and clause $!# of the Regulations and am fully aware of the
enal and administrative action that is lia"le to "e taken against my ward in case he?she is found guilty of or
a"etting ragging, actively or assively, or "eing art of a consiracy to romote ragging!
+) I here"y solemnly aver and undertake that
a) ,y ward will not indulge in any "ehaviour or act that may "e constituted as ragging under clause &
of the Regulations,
") ,y ward will not articiate in or a"et or roagate through any act of commission or omission
that may "e constituted as ragging under clause & of the Regulations!
6) I here"y affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, my ward is lia"le for unishment according to clause $!#
of the Regulations, without re-udice to any other criminal action that may "e taken against my ward under any
enal law or any law for the time "eing in force!
8) I here"y declare that my ward has not "een e1elled or de"arred from admission in any institution in
the country on account of "eing found guilty of, a"etting or "eing art of consiracy to romote, ragging> and
further affirm that, in case the declaration is found to "e untrue, the admission of my ward is lia"le to "e
cancelled!
3eclared this VVVVV day of VVVVVVV month of VVVVV year!
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Signature of deonent
Name I
4ddressI
Telehone?,o"ile NoI
,ERI<I.4TIBN
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Ferified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the "est of my knowledge and no art of the affidavit is
false and nothing has "een concealed or misstated therein! Ferified at VV=lace"II on this the VV$ay" of
month" , year )V !

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Signature of deonent
Solemnly affirmed and signed in my resence on this the VV$ay"I of Imonth"I , V year"I after reading
the contents of this affidavit!
B4T2 .B,,ISSIBNER!
APPENDI/ 0 III
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