NEET or National Entrance cum Eligibility Test conducted annually by the NTA (National Testing Agency) is a medical entrance test carried out across the country. A successful attempt at NEET enables students to avail a seat in any of the medical program such as MBBS, BDS and various AYUSH courses offered in both government and private institutes of India. Following the “One nation One test” policy that was passed, NEET has emerged as the one-tier national level entrance test scrapping all the state entrance tests including AIIMS and JIPMER test.

NEET 2021 Exam pattern

Number of Questions	• Physics – 45 questions • Chemistry – 45 questions • Biology (Botany + Zoology) – 90 questions Total = 180 MCQs
Type of questions	Objective type ( 4 options with 1 correct answer)
Duration	180 minutes (3 hours)
Language	English, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Oriya, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati and Assamese.
Marking Scheme	4 marks are awarded for each correct answer
Negative Marking	1 mark is deducted for each wrong answer
Total Marks	720

NEET 2021 Syllabus

NEET syllabus comprises 97 chapters from both NCERT classes 11 & 12 – Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Class 11th Syllabus	Class 12th Syllabus
Physical world and measurement	Electro statistics
Kinematics	Current Electricity
Laws of Motion	Magnetic effects of Current and Magnetism
Work, Energy, and Power	Electromagnetic induction and alternating currents
Motion of systems of particles and rigid body	Electromagnetic waves
Gravitation	Optics
Properties of Bulk Matter	Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation
Thermodynamics	Atoms and Nuclei
Behavior of Perfect Gas and Kinetic theory	Electronic Devices
Oscillations and wave

Class 11th Syllabus	Class 12th Syllabus
Some basic concepts of Chemistry	Solid state
Structure of atom	Solutions
Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties	Electrochemistry
Chemical Bonding and Molecular structure	Chemical Kinetics
States of Matter: Gases and liquids	Surface Chemistry
Thermodynamics	General principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements
Equilibrium	P Block elements
Redox reactions	D and F block elements
Hydrogen	Coordination compounds
s-Block elements (Alkali and Alkaline earth metals)	Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
Some p-Block elements	Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
Organic Chemistry – Some basic principles and techniques	Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids
Hydrocarbons	Organic compounds containing Nitrogen
Environmental chemistry	Biomolecules, Polymers and Chemistry in everyday life

Class 11th Syllabus	Class 12th Syllabus
Diversity in the Living World	Reproduction
Structural Organisation – Plants and Animals	Genetics and Evolution
Cell Structure and Function	Biology and Human welfare
Plant Physiology	Biotechnology and its applications
Human physiology	Ecology and environment

NEET Preparation

Do's List:
1. Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern for NEET 2021
2. Sift through the NEET syllabus, chapter-wise weightage and previous years’ trends
3. Devise a study plan/time table
4. Compose notes
5. Resolve question papers, take up mock tests
6. Get your doubt cleared
7. Prioritize chapters and gain conceptual comprehension
8. Take up daily/weekly/monthly assessments
9. Analyze your performance, reward yourself on progress, identify weak areas and work on them
10. Stay focused and motivated. Avoid social media engagements as much as possible.

NEET Eligibility By NTA

1) Candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subjects from a recognized board.
2) Class 12 or equivalent appearing aspirants are also eligible to apply for NEET.
3) Candidates must have completed 17 years as on December 31, 2021.
4) The decision on the upper age limit is pending, so, all candidates are provisionally eligible to apply for NEET 2021.
5) Qualifying Marks for NEET 2021. The class 12 percentage required for NEET 2021 exam is separate for each category and can be listed as under. NEET eligibility marks in class 12 to be considered are aggregate marks only for PCB subjects.
UR - 50%,
OBC/SC/ST - 40%,
PWD - 45%
6) There are no restrictions on the maximum NEET attempt limit 2021.
7) Nationality:
Indian Nationals, NRIs, OCIs, PIOs & Foreign Nationals aspirants are eligible to apply.

The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) is a department of the government of Tamil Nadu which is responsible for governing the recruitment of personnel into the state's public service. There are plenty of recruitments conducted by TNPSC every year.
Students enrolling in this TNPSC course can crack TNPSC Group 1, TNPSC Group 2, TNPSC Group 2A, TNPSC Group 4, TNPSC VAO (Village Administrative Officer Examinations) in TNPSC.
Win Academy offers you a special package that you will be motivated and trained to write all the above examinations. You are allowed to attend this course until you crack the exam. So you get all in one package.

Join TNPSC Course & Write these Exams:
Students who have enrolled in this TNPSC Course may apply for the following Recruitments.

TNPSC Exams:

1.TNPSC Group I (Prelims & Mains)
2.TNPSC Group II (Prelims & Mains)
3.TNPSC Group II-A (Prelims & Mains)
4.TNPSC Group IV
5.TNPSC VAO – Village Administrative Officer Exam
6.Madras – High Court
7.Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (இந்து அறநிலையத்துறை)
8.Junior Inspector in Cooperative Society

Tamil Nadu Uniform Services Recruitment Board (TNUSRB):

1.TNUSRB SI – SUB Inspector
2.TNUSRB PC – Police Constable

TNPSC Class Room Coaching:
A total of 120+ Classes will be conducted (90 Mins / Session).
All class will be taken according to the latest TNPSC Syllabus and according to the latest TN School Books.

Mentors Support:
An Experienced, inspirational mentor who can guide the student throughout the program until the student gets placed in his/her desired job.

100% Topic Coverage for TNPSC Exams
All essential & important topics for TNPSC Exams will be covered. Classroom coaching is developed based on the syllabus in accordance with Sam cheer Kalvi books, with special emphasis on Previous year question papers and book back questions.

Special Materials for TNPSC Courses:
Handouts include Exclusive Weekend Materials, Current Affairs Updates, Static General Knowledge Materials and Lucid Concept Materials for all subjects will be provided to enable the student’s mind to have reliable touch with the syllabus.

Special Session / Programs for TNPSC Course:
Weekly One Session on Current Affairs, English, Shortcut Class for Aptitude, Reasoning & General Studies by our Experts.

The Teacher Eligibility Test, known as TET, is the minimum qualification required in India for a person to be eligible for appointment as a teacher for Classes I to VIII. The test is mandatory for teaching jobs in Indian government schools. The TET is conducted by both the central and state governments of India.

Eligibility Criteria for Paper 1 of TET Exam:
• Candidates who have passed the Senior Secondary Exam or any equivalent exam with 50% of marks and also those who have passed or appearing or in the final year of 2 years Diploma in Elementary Education can apply for the exam.
• Those who have cleared Senior Secondary Exam or equivalent exam with 50% marks and those who have passed or appearing or in the final year of 4 years in Bachelors of Elementary Education.
• Candidates who have passed graduation and passed or appearing for the final year of the 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education.

Eligibility Criteria for Paper 2 of TET Exam 2021
• Candidates who have passed graduation and passed or appearing in the final year of a 2-year diploma in Elementary Education.
• Those candidates who have passed graduation with at least 50% of marks and are appearing or have passed the 1st year of B.Ed.
• Aspirants who have cleared the Senior Secondary Exam with 50% and those who have passed or appearing for the final year of B.EI.Ed is eligible.
• Candidates who have passed or appearing for the final year of 4 years integrated course BA, B.ED, B.Sc, B.Ed or any other equivalent course can apply for this part.

Exam Details of TET Exam
• Paper 1
• Paper 2
• The teacher who wants to take up classes for I-VII can write both the papers
• There is no negative marking in the examination.
• Both the papers will have 2 and half hour exam duration.
• The Question Papers will be both in Hindi and English Languages.

Paper 1 of TET Exam Pattern:

Name of the Subjects	Number of Questions	Marks
Child Development and Pedagogy	30	30
Language I	30	30
Language II	30	30
Environmental Studies	30	30
Mathematics	30	30
Total	150	150

Paper 2 of TET Exam Pattern:

Name of the Subjects	Number of Questions	Marks
Child Development and Pedagogy	30	30
Language I	30	30
Language II	30	30
Social Studies or Mathematics and Science	60	60
Total	150	150

Syllabus for TET Exam:
The Syllabus of each state differs from one another, and it will be provided in their own websites of exam conducting authorities.

TET Exam Qualifying Marks
A candidate who scores 60% or more in the TET exam will be considered a TET pass. School managements (Government, local bodies, government-aided and unaided) may consider giving concessions to persons belonging to SC/ST, OBC, differently-abled persons, etc., in accordance with their extant reservation policy; should give weightage to the TET scores in the recruitment process; however, passing the TET exam merely means gaining eligibility to apply for teaching jobs. It does not confirm your appointment as a teacher.

Railway Recruitment Control Board is a government recruitment agency for Group C and Group D non gazetted civil service and engineering posts in Indian Railways under Ministry of Railways.
RRB Exams can be categorized into four main categories which are as follows:
1. RRB Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) Exam.
2. RRB Junior Engineer (JE) Exam.
3. RRB Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) Exam.
4. RRB Group D Exam/RRC Level 1 exam.

Candidates writing the various exams conducted by the Railway Recruitment Board need to carefully go through both the RRB exam pattern and syllabus to increase their chances in clearing the exams.

RRB Syllabus
The RRB Syllabus is designed to select the best candidates who are not only physically fit but also have a dynamic knowledge of the world around them. The railway syllabus has certain topics which are common for both RRB exams and bank exams.

1. RRB NTPC
The RRB NTPC exam is conducted for the non-technical group in the Indian Railways.
The RRB NTPC Exam Pattern consists of:
1. First Stage of CBT
2. Second Stage of CBT
3. Typing Test (Skill Test)
4. Document Verification
5. Medical Examination
6. Final Selection

2. RRB JE
To start the preparation of RRB Junior Engineer it is imperative for candidates to be abreast with syllabus and exam pattern of RRB JE exam.

The RRB JE Exam Pattern comprises 4 stages:
1. CBT Stage I
2. CBT Stage II
3. Document Verification/ Medical Examination
4. Final Selection

The syllabus for CBT Stage – I:
1. Quantitative Aptitude
2. General Intelligence and Reasoning
3. General Science
4. General Awareness

The syllabus for CBT Stage – II:
1. Physics & Chemistry
2. General Awareness
3. Basics of Computer and Applications
4. Technical Knowledge
5. Environment and Pollution Control

The General Science preparation can be done simply by going through the NCERT Notes for basic physics, chemistry and life science. For the preparation of the General Awareness section important topics that candidates must go through are listed below:
• Governors in India
• Members of Parliament
• Members of Lok Sabha
• List of Arjuna Award Winners
• FIFA World Cup Winners List
• Fathers Of Various Fields
For more topics on General Awareness, candidates are advised to check the given topic-
• Static GK
• Current Affairs

3. RRB ALP
The RRB Syllabus for the Assistant Loco Pilot is designed to select the best candidates for the position of Assistant Loco Pilot in the Indian Railways. The exam pattern for RRB ALP Exam involves the following 2 stages:
1. CBT Stage – I
2. CBT Stage – II (Consists of Part A and Part B)

*Note:
1. CBT Stage – I is a standard exam for the ALP Technicians post, while CBT Stage – II is common for the ALP exam.
2. For RRB ALP CBT Stage- II, it is necessary for the candidates to pass both Part A and Part B. In case the candidate does not pass either Part A or Part B, then he/she will not complete the RRB ALP Recruitment process.

4. RRB Group D
RRB Group D exam is conducted by RRB to recruit eligible candidates for various posts like Helper/Assistant Points man, Track Maintainer Grade-IV, in Level 1 of 7th CPC Pay Matrix in various departments of Indian Railways.
The RRB Group D selection process comprises three stages:
1. RRB Group D (CBT) Computer Based Test
2. RRB Group D (PET) Physical efficiency Test
3. RRB Group D (DV) Document Verification

NEET – National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is the single largest undergraduate medical entrance examination in India for admission into MBBS, BDS, 15% B.V.Sc & AH and AYUSH courses – BHMS, BAMS, BUMS, BSNS, BYNS. The colleges through NEET entrance examination is segregated as government, private, central, etc.

Win academy offers the candidates one of the best possible ways to crack the exam within a short peroid of time and in high standard. This crash course has been carefully designed so that NEET aspirants can make the most of the limited preparation time and be ready for NEET.

The crash course will contain the following mentioned features. Know how they will benefit the students taking up NEET.

1. The classes are designed in such a way that they are of short duration and cover all the important concepts. Thus, they will help the student to cover maximum topics in a much optimized time frame.
2. There will be separated time for the students to solve previous year question papers, important questions, and other practice questions provided in the course.
3. Students enrolled with the CRASH COURSE will be given access to All India MOCK NEET tests so that they can simulate the exam hall conditions before the actual exam and then ace the final paper on the scheduled exam date.

To summarize, students need to
1. Prepare for NEET exam
2. Go through the last years’ question paper and try solving the paper in the stipulated time period
3. Get an adaptive learning tool for quick revision
4. Revise concepts instead of topics
5. Figure out the mark distribution/weightage of each chapter and topic and prepare for concepts accordingly
6. Study in an application based way.

The Staff Selection Commission sets the SSC exam pattern and syllabus of all the exams. The aim is to give candidates a clear idea about the Staff Selection Commission syllabus for all exams. The SSC conducts exams annually to recruit candidates in various departments, organizations, offices under Govt. of India. The SSC Syllabus for most of the exams keeps changing at an interval of a few years. Candidates need to have updated data on the SSC Exams before going ahead with the application form filling.

The SSC exams:
1. SSC CGL
2. SSC CPO
3. SSC CHSL
4. SSC JE
5. SSC GD
6. SSC MTS
7. SSC Stenographer

1. SSC CGL Syllabus:
The SSC CGL Exam is conducted in four tiers as indicated below:
• Tier I - Computer Based Examination
• Tier II - Computer Based Examination
• Tier III - Pen and Paper Mode (Descriptive paper)
• Tier IV - Computer Proficiency Test/ Skill Test/ Document Verification.

2. SSC CPO Syllabus:
The SSC CPO Exam has a pattern which consists of:
1. Paper-I
2. Physical Standard Test (PST)/ Physical Endurance Test (PET)
3. Paper-II
4. Detailed Medical Examination (DME)

3. SSC CHSL Syllabus:
The SSC CHSL Exam is consist of the following Pattern:
1. Computer-Based Examination (Tier-I)
2. Descriptive Paper (Tier-II)
3. Skill Test/ Typing Test (Tier-III)

4. SSC JE Syllabus:
The exam pattern of Junior Engineer is divided into two papers
1. Paper-I (Computer-based Test)
2. Paper-II (Written Test).

5. SSC GD Syllabus:
The SSC GD Exam consists of Computer-based mode which consists of one objective type paper containing 100 questions carrying 100 marks.

6. SSC MTS Syllabus:
The SSC MTS exam consists of two papers:
1. SSC MTS Paper I
2. SSC MTS Paper-II.

7. SSC Stenographer Syllabus:
The SSC Stenographer exam consists of two stages:
1. Computer Based Test
2. Skill Test

The IAS exam (officially known as the Civil Services Examination) is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) annually.
Those who clear all the three stages of the IAS exam enter into the prestigious civil services of the country, and become officers in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and a host of other services. Although regarded as one of the toughest exams in the country, with the right approach and strategy, an aspirant can crack the IAS examination in the very first attempt. It is essential for aspirants to know and understand the requirements of the IAS exam 2021 such as the UPSC syllabus for IAS Exam (Prelims and Mains), pattern, eligibility criteria, application procedure and other such significant details before kick-starting the preparations.

IAS Exam Pattern

1. Stage I: Preliminary Examination (IAS Prelims)
2. Stage II: Mains Examination (IAS Mains)
3. Stage III: UPSC Personality Test (IAS Interview)

Sl.No	Name of the Paper	Nature of the Paper	Duration of the Exam	Questions	Marks
1	IAS Exam Paper – I: General StudiesIAS Exam Paper – I: General Studies	Merit Ranking Nature	2 Hours	100	200
2	IAS Exam Paper – II: General Studies (CSAT)	Qualifying Nature	2 Hours	80	200

1. The questions in the IAS Exam (Prelims) are of the objective type or Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
2. There is ‘Negative Marking’ in the IAS Exam for each incorrect answer but only in the Prelims stage. The negative marking for incorrect answers will be 1/3rd (0.66) of the allotted marks of that question.
3. The GS Paper II (CSAT) in IAS exam is of qualifying nature and candidates should score a minimum of 33 per cent in this paper to qualify to the next stage of the IAS exam i.e. the Mains.
4. Blind candidates are given an extra time of 20 minutes for each paper in the IAS Exam (Prelims).
5. It is mandatory for the candidates to appear in both the papers of civil services prelims exam for the evaluation.
6. The marks scored by the candidates in the preliminary examination are not counted for the final score. It is only a screening test where candidates not securing the cut-off marks are eliminated.

Sl.No	IAS Exam Paper	Name of the Paper	Duration of the Exam	Marks
1	IAS Paper – A	Compulsory Indian Language	3 Hours	300 Marks
2	Paper – B	English	3 Hours	300 Marks
3	Paper – I	Essay	3 Hours	250 Marks
4	Paper – II	General Studies I	3 Hours	250 Marks
5	Paper – III	General Studies II	3 Hours	300 Marks
6	Paper – IV	General Studies III	3 Hours	250 Marks
7	Paper – V	General Studies IV	3 Hours	250 Marks
8	Paper – VI	Optional Paper I	3 Hours	250 Marks
9	Paper – VII	Optional Paper II	3 Hours	250 Marks
		TOTAL		1750 Marks
		Interview or Personality Test		275 Marks
		GRAND TOTAL		2025 Marks

Candidates who clear the Mains stage of the IAS exam with the required cut-off marks qualify for the final stage of the IAS exam i.e., the Personality Test or Interview round with the UPSC Board Members. The candidates who qualify to the final stage will be sent an e-summon by the Commission for a face-to-face discussion round with the board members. In this round, the board assesses the personality traits of the candidates and questions will be asked on their hobbies, current affairs, general knowledge, situation questions, etc. to evaluate if they are fit for a career in the civil services or not. The UPSC personality test will be held only in the UPSC Bhavan in New Delhi.

Study Material for UPSC

1. 2nd ARC Report
2. Economic Survey (Latest)
3. Budget (Latest)
4. Finance Commission Report (Latest)
5. Annual reports by central ministries
6. Current Affairs
7. The Hindu Newspaper
8. Yojana Magazine
9. Press Information Bureau Releases
10. Niti Aayog Action Agenda

JEE Main is a computer-based online test conducted by National Testing Agency for students aspiring to pursue undergraduate courses in top engineering institutes in India. It is the first phase of the IIT Joint Entrance Exam. The JEE Main examination is conducted in two sessions and candidates can take the exam either in the month of January or in April. The candidates can further opt to appear for one exam or both exams. The better of two NTA scores will be considered by the exam conducting authority in preparing the ranks/merit list.

More significantly, students are granted admission to IITs, CFITs, NITs, and other Government funded technical institutes based on the marks obtained in JEE Main.

JEE Main

JEE Main will consist of three papers. Paper 1 will be for students who are planning to take B.Tech courses, whereas Paper 2A will be B. Arch programs and Paper 2B will be for B.Planning courses. NTA has introduced the new exam pattern for the upcoming 2021 exam. Meanwhile, the registration and application process for the February session started in December. This time JEE Main (Paper 1) will be conducted in four sessions namely February, March, April and May sessions. However, B. Arch and B. Planning papers (papers 2A and 2B) will be held only twice a year in the months of February and May 2021. Further details are provided below.

Students appearing for class 12 board exams with Physics and Maths as their compulsory subjects are eligible to appear for JEE Main 2021. 2019-20 pass-outs are also eligible to appear for this exam. However, before applying for the exam candidates should fulfil the JEE Main eligibility criteria. Failing to do so will result in the rejection of the application.

In JEE Main, the difficulty level of the exam lies between moderate to tough. If we look at the previous year papers and break them down subject-wise, the Chemistry section is usually the easiest while Physics is found to be on a moderate level. Mathematics can be considered to be the toughest. In comparison to JEE Advanced, most of the questions in JEE Main are straightforward and NCERT based. However, a few tricky questions are also present and they are designed to test each candidate’s understanding of the concepts as well as their analytical skills. Meanwhile, NTA has set up several practice centres to familiarise students with the JEE Main examination.

JEE Main Exam Pattern

Understanding the exam pattern enables candidates to gain a valuable opinion about the whole exam structure. Therefore, for better results, students are advised to get a complete overview of the paper pattern and devise a suitable study plan or strategy.

JEE Main Paper 1 (B.E or B.Tech Courses)

• Exam Mode: Computer-based offline exam. The students will have to mark their responses on already downloaded answer sheets.
• Exam Duration: 3 hours
• The Questions will be from topics covered in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths.
• Nature of Questions: Objective type multiple-choice questions as well as numerical based questions.
• The paper will have a total of 90 questions with 20 questions in section a and 10 in section b. Candidates can attempt 75 questions (300 marks) with 20 questions in section a and 5 questions in section b for each subject – Physics, Chemistry, and Maths.

JEE Main Paper 2A (B.Arch Courses)

• Exam Mode: Offline Exam
• Exam Duration: 3 hours
• The questions will be from topics covered in Maths, General Aptitude, and Drawing Skills.
• Mathematics will consist of MCQs and questions for which the answer will be a numerical value. Aptitude will also have MCQs.
• The drawing test will evaluate the sketching and drawing skills.
• Total questions that will be asked in the paper will be 82 out of which students can attempt 77 questions (Mathematics- 25; Aptitude- 50; Drawing- 2).
• Candidates can choose to answer any 5 out of the 10 numerical value-based questions asked in the Mathematics section.

JEE Main Paper 2B (B.Planning Courses)

• Exam Mode: Computer-based test mode.
• Exam Duration: 3 hours
• The Questions will be from topics covered in Maths, General Aptitude, and Planning skills.
• Mathematics and Aptitude will have single correct objective type multiple-choice questions. Planning based question will also be MCQ type.
• Total questions that will be asked in the paper will be 105 out of which students can attempt 100 questions.
• In this paper also, candidates can choose to answer any 5 out of the 10 numerical value-based questions asked in the Mathematics section.

JEE Main Syllabus

While the JEE Main syllabus is mainly mapped according to the NCERT textbooks, NTA does prescribe a separate syllabus for JEE. It comprises of topics that are covered in class 11th and 12th standard including subjects such as Maths, Physics and Chemistry.

Important Chapters for JEE Main

Vectors	3D Geometry
Sequence and Series	Determinant and Matrices
Circles	Straight Lines
Definite Integral	Probability Distribution
Functions	Limits and Continuity
Conic Sections	Application of Derivatives
Quadratic Equation	Complex Numbers
Binomial Theorem	Area under the Curve
Differentiability

Ray Optics	Thermodynamics
Semiconductors	EM Waves
Gravitation	Magnetism
Alternating Current	Wave Optics
Electromagnetic Induction	Oscillations
Kinematics	Rotation
Current Electricity	Electrostatics
Magnetic Effects of Current	Properties of Matter
Bohr’s Atomic Model	Waves and Sound

Gaseous and Liquid State	Atomic Structure
Chemical Kinetics	Electrochemistry
Chemical Bonding	Surface Chemistry
Coordination Compound	D Block Elements
Aromatic Compounds	Alkyl Halides
P Block Elements	Thermodynamics
Isomerism	General Organic Chemistry
Carboxylic Acids	Aldehydes and Ketones
Nuclear Chemistry

TN TRB is the Tamil Nadu Teacher Recruitment Board. It conducts examination and selection process to shortlist the candidates for recruitment as lecturers, teachers, assistants etc.

The Available Subjects

1.TAMIL
2.ENGLISH
3.MATHAMATICS
4.PHYSICS
5.CHEMISTRY
6.BOTONY
7.ZOOLOGY
8.HISTRY
9.ECONOMICS
10.COMMERCE
11.PHYSICAL EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR GRADE 1
12.EDUCATION METHODOLOGY
13.GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

TRB Syllabus

• Modern Literature (1400 to present day) • Prose, Drama, Poetry • Shakespeare • American Literature • Indian Writing in English • Approaches to Literature • History of English Language • Linguistics • Principles of Literary Criticism

• Algebra • Real Analysis • Fourier series and Fourier Integrals • Differential Geometry & Equations • Operations Research • Functional & Complex Analysis • Statistics – I, II

• Vector Fields • Probability and Theory of errors • Classical mechanics • Statistical Mechanics • Electromagnetic theory • Spectroscopy • Solid State Physics • Quantum mechanics • Nuclear Physics • Electronics (Digital)

• Periodic properties • VB theory, MO theory and its applications • Non aqueous solvents • Solid state & Co-ordination chemistry, properties • Optical activity and concept of chirality • Conformational analysis • Organic reaction mechanisms • Heterocyclics • Old quantum theory • Application of schrodinger equation, radioactivity • Thermodynamic equations of state • Orgnometallic compounds • Theory and applications of spectroscopic methods, reaction rates, etc • Check Out: Chemistry Questions And Answers

• Viruses, Bacteria, Thallaophytes and Lichens • Plant Pathology and Microbiology • Bryophytes, Pteridophytes and Gymnosperms • Morphology, Taxonomy and Economic Botany • Cell Biology and Genetics • Anatomy and Embryology • Plant Physiology and Bio-Chemistry • Plant Breeding and Bio-Technology • Ecology and Phyto-geography • Palaeo Botany and General Principles

• Classification Binomial Nomenclature • Biological Chemistry • Role of minor and major elements in metabolism enzymes • Cell and Molecular Biology • Genetics-Gene Interactions • Physiology, Nutrition • Antigees and Antibodies • Evolution • Man and Biosphere

• Harappan civilization • Jainism and Buddhism • Mughals • Arab conquest of Sindh and Muslim invasions slave dynasty • Foundation of British rule in India • Great Mutiny 1857 • Integration of Indian States • Industrial, Agrarian, French, Russian revolutions • First and Second World War, Cold War, etc

• Micro Economics, Theories • Macro Economics, Theories • Monetary Economics, Theories • Central Bank and its functions • Factor Prices & Factor Market • International, Fiscal and Indian Economics etc.

• Marketing & Advertising • Accounting for management and its functions, benefits • Capital Expenditure decisions • Costing Methods/ Techniques • Entrepreneurial Development • Role of banks in EDP-TRYSEM • Statistics Importance • Sampling • Banking & Finance • Company Law & Auditing • Income Tax Authorities, Powers, etc.

• Definitions of basic / applied / action research and its needs • Classification of Research data and its collections • Tools & Techniques of Research • Types of statistical process • Philosophy in Evaluation in Physical Education • Teaching, Training and Coaching definitions in PE • Concept of Health • Components of physical fitness • Places of test in training • Rule of sports and games • Sports authority of Tamil Nadu, etc.

• Poetry • Grammar • Prose, etc

• History of India & Tamil Nadu • Indian Constitution • Personalities • Sports & Games • Abbreviations • Every Day Science • Current Affairs

• Pre-primary Education • Non-formal and Adult Education • Role of Educational Institutions • Special problems of rural and tribal people • Eradication of poverty through Education • National Integration • Nutrition and health • Environmental Education • Channel of International communication • Implications for the teacher • Role of rewards and punishments • National Educational Policy (1986), etc.

Summer Courses are a way to build up valuable academic and humanitarian qualifications during the summer. Summer courses serve a multitude of purposes for different students: they are sometimes used to bridge the gap between different phases of academic study, or to provide additional professional training and qualifications. There are summer courses in a wide variety of subjects in Arts, Humanities, Life Sciences, Technology, Natural Sciences and even more. The variety of different summer courses can be overwhelming.

Summer Courses:

1. Orientation to choose a profession
2. Fundamentals of all subjects
3. Soft skill development
4. English Course
5. Hand writing course
6. Hand writing course
7. Ongoing formation
8. Outdoor Games
9. Sliambam
10. Yoga/ Meditation
11. Music
12. Dance