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Karnataka PGCET Exam 2023 - Date, Result (Out), Cutoff, Counselling
Updated on 28th Nov, 2023 by Gunjan Chaudhary
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About Karnataka PGCET 2023
Karnataka PGCET 2023 - KEA has declared the Karnataka PGCET 2023 results online on November 22, 2023. The results are available on the official website, cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. The revised Karnataka PGCET answer key is available on the official website. The link to check the answer of Karnataka PGCET is updated at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. Candidates can verify the answer and predict their probable score using the answer key. Candidates will know their final scores after the Karnataka PGCET 2023 results are released. The Karnataka PGCET exam 2023 was held on September 23 and 24. The Karnataka PGCET 2023 hall ticket was released online on September 13 at the official website. The link to download the PGCET admission ticket was available at, cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. Candidates had to complete the registration for PGCET by September 01. The link for the Karnataka PGCET application form 2023 was available on the KEA website. Candidates who filled out the PGCET application form 2023 before the last date were able to download the PGCET admit card 2023. KEA conducted the Karnataka PGCET 2023 exam for ME/M.Tech/M.Arch, MBA/MCA in offline mode.
The application process of Karnataka PGCET 2023 comprises registration, filling application form, uploading documents, and payment of fee. Karnataka PGCET is conducted Post Graduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET) to shortlist candidates for MBA, MCA, ME, M.Tech, M.Arch as well as lateral entry MCA courses offered by various government/ university/ private aided and private non-aided institutions of Karnataka.
GATE-qualified candidates are exempt from appearing for Karnataka PGCET. They can directly apply for M.Tech admissions offered by the participating institutes on the basis of their GATE scores.
Karnataka PGCET Helpline:
Karnataka Examinations Authority,
Sampige Road, 18th Cross,
Malleshwaram, Bangalore - 560012.
Phone No: 080 - 23460460Exam Data
Karnataka PGCET 2023 official Website: kea.kar.nic.in
E-Mail: keauthority-ka@nic.in
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Karnataka PGCET 2023 Highlights
| Full Exam Name | Karnataka Post Graduate Common Entrance Test |
| Short Exam Name | Karnataka PGCET |
| Conducting Body | Karnataka Examinations Authority |
| Frequency of Conduct | Once a year |
| Exam Level | State Level Exam |
| Languages | English |
| Mode of Application | Online |
| Application Fee (General) | 650 Rs [Offline] +1 More |
| Mode of Exam | Offline |
| Mode of Counselling | Online / Offline |
| Participating Colleges | 84 |
| Exam Duration | 2 Hours |
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Karnataka PGCET 2023 Important Dates
Past Dates and Events
22 Nov, 2023
Result | Mode: Online
16 Nov, 2023
Answer Key - Final | Mode: Online
29 Sep, 2023
Answer Key | Mode: Online
23 Sep, 2023 - 24 Sep, 2023
Exam | Mode: Online
13 Sep, 2023
Admit Card | Mode: Online
19 Aug, 2023 - 01 Sep, 2023
Application - Fee payment last date | Mode: Online
07 Aug, 2023 - 01 Sep, 2023
Application | Mode: Online
Karnataka PGCET 2023 Eligibility Criteria
The authorities released the PGCET 2023 eligibility criteria through the official brochure. It contains the basic Karnataka PGCET eligibility to be followed by candidates for PG admissions.
Karnataka PGCET - General Eligibility Criteria
- Candidates should have completed a B.Tech course from an institute recognized by the state of Karnataka with a minimum aggregate of 50% in the qualifying degree. However, reserved category candidates are given a relaxation of 5%
- Candidates with valid GATE scores
Karnataka PGCET 2023 Eligibility for Government Seats
Code | Eligibility Criteria |
A | Candidates should have studied and passed in one or more Government/ Government recognized educational institutes located in Karnataka for at least 7 years either periodically or continuously from Class 1 to qualifying exam |
B | Candidates should have studied and passed the qualifying exam within Karnataka from institute/ university recognized/ run by the state government |
C | Either parent of candidates must have studied in Government recognized institutions in Karnataka for at least 7 years |
D | Candidate or a parent of the candidate resided in Karnataka for a period of 7 years or more |
Mode of Application : Online
Mode of Payment : Net Banking | Credit Card | Debit Card | Other
KEA concluded the Karnataka PGCET 2023 registration process on September 1, 2023. Karnataka PGCET 2023 application form was available on the official website -kea.kar.nic.in on.
Given below are the steps for the Karnataka PGCET application form 2023 (reference purposes only):
- Registration – Candidates have to visit the official website and click on the Karnataka PGCET registration button. They will have to provide details that involve the name of the candidate, parent’s name, gender, date of birth, email ID, and mobile number. After successful registration, a user ID and password are created which serves as a unique registration number.
- PGCET 2023 application form – Candidates had to provide all personal and academic details while filling the Karnataka PGCET application form 2023. Candidates having valid GATE scores will also be required to provide details of the GATE exam.
- Document Upload – While filling the Karnataka PGCET 2023 application, scanned copies of candidates’ photographs, signatures, and left thumb impressions are to be uploaded by candidates.
- Submission of Application – After cross-verifying all information provided by candidates, they will have to agree to the terms and then submit.
- Application Fee – After submission of the Karnataka PGCET 2023 application declaration, candidates have to pay the required application fee. They will be able to pay the fee online using net banking/credit card/debit card or offline through cash payment at any branch of the State Bank of Mysore. After that, candidates should take a print of the application confirmation page for future reference.
Sample Karnataka PGCET 2023 Application Form
Application Fees
| Category | Quota | Mode | Gender | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OBC, General | Offline, Online | Female, Male, Transgender | ₹ 650 | |
| ST, SC | Offline, Online | Female, Male, Transgender | ₹ 500 |
Karnataka PGCET Civil Engineering Syllabus
Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials
Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 01
Force and its types |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 02
Concept of equilibrium |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 03
Building stones |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 04
Bricks |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 05
Cement and its properties |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 06
Timber and its properties |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 07
Columns and struts |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 08
Stress and Mohr's circle |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 09
Types of beams |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 10
Bending moment and shear force |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 11
Bending stress and shear stress |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 12
Cylinder |
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Elements of civil engineering and strength of materials: Unit 13
Torsion |
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Building engineering science
Building engineering science: Unit 01
Safe bearing capacity |
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Building engineering science: Unit 02
Foundations |
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Building engineering science: Unit 03
Types of foundations |
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Building engineering science: Unit 04
Footings and types |
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Building engineering science: Unit 05
Cement and its types |
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Building engineering science: Unit 06
Mortar |
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Building engineering science: Unit 07
Reinforced cement concrete |
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Building engineering science: Unit 08
RMC-manufacture and requirement as per QCI-RMCPCS |
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Building engineering science: Unit 09
High strength concrete |
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Building engineering science: Unit 10
Types of roofs |
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Building engineering science: Unit 11
Lintels and arches |
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Building engineering science: Unit 12
Masonry |
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Building engineering science: Unit 13
Staircase |
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Building engineering science: Unit 14
Trusses |
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Building engineering science: Unit 15
Formwork |
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Surveying
Surveying: Unit 01
Chain surveying |
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Surveying: Unit 02
Errors in surveying |
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Surveying: Unit 03
Omitted measurements |
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Surveying: Unit 04
Plane table surveying |
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Surveying: Unit 05
Leveling |
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Surveying: Unit 06
Trigonometric surveying |
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Surveying: Unit 07
Tacheometric surveying |
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Surveying: Unit 08
Contouring |
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Surveying: Unit 09
Curves |
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Surveying: Unit 10
Calculation of areas and volume |
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Fluid mechanics
Fluid mechanics: Unit 01
Different types of fluids and units |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 02
Pressure |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 03
Buoyant force |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 04
Different types of flows |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 05
Bernoulli's theorem |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 06
Discharge measurements |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 07
Orifice |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 08
Most economical section of the channel |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 09
Reynolds's and Froude's number |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 10
Modal studies |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 11
Pressure measuring devices |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 12
Notches and Weirs |
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Structures
Structures: Unit 01
Three hinged arches and suspension cables |
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Structures: Unit 02
Deflection of beams by Macaulay's method |
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Structures: Unit 03
Moment area method and conjugate beam method |
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Structures: Unit 04
Rolling loads and influence lines for determinate beams |
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Structures: Unit 05
Analysis of beams by consistent determination method and three moment theorem |
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Structures: Unit 06
Structural analysis by slope deflection |
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Structures: Unit 07
Moment distribution and Kani's method |
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Structures: Unit 08
Beams |
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Structures: Unit 09
Singly, doubly, flanged beams |
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Structures: Unit 10
Slabs |
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Structures: Unit 11
One-way, two way, and flat slabs |
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Structures: Unit 12
Stairs |
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Structures: Unit 13
Columns and column footings (isolated and combined footings) |
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Structures: Unit 14
Raft foundation |
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Structures: Unit 15
Steel structures |
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Structures: Unit 16
Analysis and design of tension and compression members |
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Structures: Unit 17
Beams and beam column |
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Structures: Unit 18
Column bases |
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Structures: Unit 19
Connections |
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Structures: Unit 20
Simple and eccentric |
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Structures: Unit 21
Plate girders and trusses |
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Structures: Unit 22
Plastic analysis of beams and frames |
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Geotechnical engineering
Geotechnical engineering: Unit 01
Physical properties of soils |
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Geotechnical engineering: Unit 02
Water in soils |
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Geotechnical engineering: Unit 03
Stress in soils |
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Geotechnical engineering: Unit 04
Consolidation and settlement |
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Geotechnical engineering: Unit 05
Shear strength of soils |
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Geotechnical engineering: Unit 06
Shallow foundations |
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Geotechnical engineering: Unit 07
Site investigation |
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Geotechnical engineering: Unit 08
Stability of slopes |
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Geotechnical engineering: Unit 09
Earth pressure |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering
Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 01
Water demand |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 02
Population forecast |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 03
Sources of water |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 04
Quality of water |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 05
Types of pipes |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 06
Types of pumps |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 07
Water treatment units |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 08
Sedimentation |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 09
Aeration |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 10
Flocculation |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 11
Filtration |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 12
Screening |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 13
Pipe joints |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 14
Conveyance of water |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 15
Quantity of sewage |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 16
Characteristics of sewage |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 17
pH, BOD, COD, DO, and others |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 18
Sewers |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 19
Sewer appurtenances |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 20
Biological treatment |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 21
Sewage treatment units |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 22
Grit chamber |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 23
Skimming tanks |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 24
Detritus tank |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 25
Trickling filter |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 26
Contact beds |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 27
Septic tank |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 28
Imhoff tank |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 29
ASP |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 30
Sewage disposal units |
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Water supply and sanitary engineering: Unit 31
Advance water treatment and waste water treatment methods |
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Transportation engineering
Transportation engineering: Unit 01
Highway geometric design |
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| Highway cross-section elements, sight distance, design of horizontal alignment, design of vertical alignment |
Transportation engineering: Unit 02
Traffic engineering |
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| Traffic characteristics, traffic operation, pavement materials, design and evaluation, rail gage, train resistance, power of locomotive, rails, sleepers, curvature of track, tunneling of soft soil, transition curve, harbour and dock |
Hydrology
Hydrology: Unit 01
Hydrologic cycle |
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Hydrology: Unit 02
Rainfall |
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Hydrology: Unit 03
Unit hydrograph |
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Hydrology: Unit 04
Flood estimation |
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Hydrology: Unit 05
Reservoir design |
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Hydrology: Unit 06
Well hydraulics |
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Irrigation
Irrigation: Unit 01
Duty |
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Irrigation: Unit 02
Delta |
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Irrigation: Unit 03
Crop water requirements |
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Irrigation: Unit 04
Design of lined and unlined canals |
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Irrigation: Unit 05
Head work |
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Irrigation: Unit 06
Gravity dams and ogee spillways |
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Karnataka PGCET Chemical Engineering Syllabus
Process calculations
Process calculations: Unit 01
Units and dimensions |
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Process calculations: Unit 02
Material and energy balances |
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Process calculations: Unit 03
Humidity |
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Process calculations: Unit 04
Combustion |
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Momentum transfer
Momentum transfer: Unit 01
Basic equations of fluid flow |
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Momentum transfer: Unit 02
Flow of incompressible fluids in conduits |
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Momentum transfer: Unit 03
Transportation and metering of fluids |
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Momentum transfer: Unit 04
Dimensional analysis |
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Mechanical operations
Mechanical operations: Unit 01
Particulate technology |
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Mechanical operations: Unit 02
Size reduction |
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Mechanical operations: Unit 03
Flow of fluids past immersed bodies |
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Mechanical operations: Unit 04
Sedimentation |
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Mechanical operations: Unit 05
Filtration |
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Mechanical operations: Unit 06
Agitation and mixing |
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Heat transfer
Heat transfer: Unit 01
Conduction |
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Heat transfer: Unit 02
Convection and radiation |
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Heat transfer: Unit 03
Heat transfer with phase change |
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Heat transfer: Unit 04
Design of double pipe and shell-and-tube heat exchangers |
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Heat transfer: Unit 05
Evaporators |
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Thermodynamics
Thermodynamics: Unit 01
First and second law of thermodynamics |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 02
PVT relations |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 03
Thermodynamic properties of pure fluids and solutions |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 04
Phase and chemical reaction equilibria |
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Material science
Material science: Unit 01
Crystal geometry and structure determination |
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Material science: Unit 02
Atomic structure and chemical bonding |
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Material science: Unit 03
Crystal imperfections |
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Material science: Unit 04
Phase diagram |
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Material science: Unit 05
Deformation of materials and fracture |
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Material science: Unit 06
Heat treatment |
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Material science: Unit 07
Corrosion and its prevention |
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Material science: Unit 08
Polymers and polymerization |
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Chemical reaction engineering
Chemical reaction engineering: Unit 01
Kinetics of homogeneous reactions |
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Chemical reaction engineering: Unit 02
Design of ideal reactors |
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Chemical reaction engineering: Unit 03
Non-isothermal reactors |
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Chemical reaction engineering: Unit 04
Catalysis |
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Chemical reaction engineering: Unit 05
Gas liquid reactors |
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Process control and instrumentation
Process control and instrumentation: Unit 01
First order systems |
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Process control and instrumentation: Unit 02
Closed loop system-controllers |
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Process control and instrumentation: Unit 03
P, I, D, and on-off modes |
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Process control and instrumentation: Unit 04
Stability |
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Process control and instrumentation: Unit 05
Control system design |
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Process control and instrumentation: Unit 06
Pressure measurement |
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Process control and instrumentation: Unit 07
Temperature measurement |
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Process control and instrumentation: Unit 08
Thermocouples and pyrometers |
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Industrial pollution control
Industrial pollution control: Unit 01
Sources |
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Industrial pollution control: Unit 02
Sampling and analysis of waste water |
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Industrial pollution control: Unit 03
Waste water treatment-preliminary, primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment |
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Industrial pollution control: Unit 04
Air pollution control-sampling and estimation |
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Industrial pollution control: Unit 05
Control methods of gaseous pollutants and particulates |
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Industrial pollution control: Unit 06
Solid waste management-origin, classification, and treatment |
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Industrial pollution control: Unit 07
Noise control-determination of noise levels |
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Industrial pollution control: Unit 08
Noise control characteristics |
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Industrial pollution control: Unit 09
Acoustic absorptive materials |
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Chemical process industries
Chemical process industries: Unit 01
Industrial gases and acids |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 02
Chlor-alkali and cement industries |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 03
Inorganic fertilizers |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 04
Paints |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 05
Pigments |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 06
Varnishes |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 07
Enamel |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 08
Oils |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 09
Fats |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 10
Waxes |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 11
Soaps |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 12
Detergents |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 13
Sugar |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 14
Starch and allied industries |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 15
Petroleum industries and petrochemicals |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 16
Coal |
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Chemical process industries: Unit 17
Pulp and paper industries |
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Mass transfer operations
Mass transfer operations: Unit 01
Diffusion-types |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 02
Measurements |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 03
Mass transfer coefficients |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 04
Theories of mass transfer |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 05
Concept of stages |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 06
Cascades operation |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 07
NTU |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 08
HTU |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 09
Humidification |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 10
Drying |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 11
Adsorption |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 12
Crystallization |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 13
Absorption |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 14
Distillation |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 15
Liquid-liquid extraction |
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Mass transfer operations: Unit 16
Leaching |
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Process modeling
Process modeling: Unit 01
Models and model building |
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Process modeling: Unit 02
Principles of model formulations |
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Process modeling: Unit 03
Precautions in model building |
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Process modeling: Unit 04
Fundamental laws |
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| Review of shell balance approach, continuity equation, energy equation, equation of motion, transport equation of state equilibrium and kinetics, classification of mathematical models |
Process modeling: Unit 05
Mathematical modeling and solutions to the following |
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| Basic tank model-level v/s time |
Process modeling: Unit 06
Batch distillation-vapour composition with CSTRs in series time |
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Karnataka PGCET Computer Science and Engineering Syllabus
Engineering mathematics
Engineering mathematics: Unit 01
Mathematical logic |
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| Propositional logic, first order logic |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 02
Probability |
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| Conditional probability, mean, median, mode and standard deviation, random variables; distributions; uniform, normal, exponential, Poisson, binomial |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 03
Set theory and algebra |
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| Sets; relations, functions; groups; partial orders; lattice; Boolean algebra |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 04
Combinatorics |
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| Permutations; combinations; counting; summation; generating functions; recurrence relations; asymptotic |
Data structures and algorithms
Data structures and algorithms: Unit 01
Notion of abstract data types |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 02
Stack |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 03
Queue |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 04
List |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 05
Set |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 06
String |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 07
Tree |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 08
Binary search tree |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 09
Heap |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 10
Graph |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 11
Tree and graph traversals |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 12
Connected components |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 13
Spanning trees |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 14
Shortest paths |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 15
Hashing |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 16
Sorting |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 17
Searching |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 18
Design techniques (greedy, dynamic programming, divide-and-conquer) |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 19
Asymptotic analysis (best, worst, average case) of time and space |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 20
Upper and lower bounds on the complexity of specific problems |
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Data structures and algorithms: Unit 21
NP-completeness |
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Login design and computer organization
Login design and computer organization: Unit 01
Logic functions |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 02
Minimization |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 03
Design and synthesis of combinational and sequential circuits |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 04
Number representation and computer arithmetic (fixed and floating point) |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 05
Machine instructions and addressing modes |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 06
ALU and data-path |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 07
Hardwired and micro-programmed control |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 08
Memory interface |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 09
I/O interface (interrupt and DMA mode) |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 10
Serial communication interface |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 11
Instruction pipelining |
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Login design and computer organization: Unit 12
Cache main and secondary storage |
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Formal language and automata theory
Formal language and automata theory: Unit 01
Regular languages and finite automata |
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Formal language and automata theory: Unit 02
Context free languages and push-down automata |
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Formal language and automata theory: Unit 03
Recursively enumerable sets and turing machines |
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Formal language and automata theory: Unit 04
Un-decidability |
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System software
System software: Unit 01
Lexical analysis |
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System software: Unit 02
Parsing |
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System software: Unit 03
Syntax directed translation |
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System software: Unit 04
Runtime environment |
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System software: Unit 05
Code generation |
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System software: Unit 06
Linking (static and dynamic) |
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Operating system
Operating system: Unit 01
Classical concepts (concurrency, synchronization, deadlock) |
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Operating system: Unit 02
Processes |
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Operating system: Unit 03
Threads and inter-process communication |
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Operating system: Unit 04
CPU scheduling |
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Operating system: Unit 05
Memory management |
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Operating system: Unit 06
File systems |
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Operating system: Unit 07
I/O systems |
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Operating system: Unit 08
Protection and security |
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Databases
Databases: Unit 01
Relational model (ER-model, relational algebra, tuple calculus) |
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Databases: Unit 02
Database design (integrity constraints, normal forms) |
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Databases: Unit 03
Query languages (SQL) |
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Databases: Unit 04
File structures (sequential files, indexing, B± trees) |
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Databases: Unit 05
Transactions and concurrency control |
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Computer networks
Computer networks: Unit 01
ISO / OSI stack |
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Computer networks: Unit 02
Data encoding and transmission |
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Computer networks: Unit 03
Data link control |
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Computer networks: Unit 04
Sliding window protocols |
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Computer networks: Unit 05
LAN architecture |
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Computer networks: Unit 06
LAN systems |
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Computer networks: Unit 07
Ethernet |
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Computer networks: Unit 08
Token ring |
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Computer networks: Unit 09
Routing protocols |
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Computer networks: Unit 10
Packet switching |
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Computer networks: Unit 11
Network devices-switches |
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Computer networks: Unit 12
Gateways |
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Computer networks: Unit 13
TCP / UDP |
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Computer networks: Unit 14
Application layer protocols and systems (http, smtp, dns, ftp) |
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Computer networks: Unit 15
Network security |
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Web technologies
Web technologies: Unit 01
Three tier web based architectures |
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Web technologies: Unit 02
JSP |
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Web technologies: Unit 03
ASP |
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Web technologies: Unit 04
J2EE |
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Web technologies: Unit 05
NET systems |
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Web technologies: Unit 06
HTML |
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Web technologies: Unit 07
XML |
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Karnataka PGCET Environmental Engineering Syllabus
Environmental chemistry, biology, and ecology
Environmental chemistry, biology, and ecology: Unit 01
Chemistry |
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| Basic concepts of physical chemistry-osmosis, dialysis, adsorption, pollution parameters-pH, COD, BOD, DO, TOC, nitrogen, fluoride, sanitary significance of sulphate, nitrates and phosphates |
Microbiology
Microbiology: Unit 01
Plant kingdom |
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Microbiology: Unit 02
Animal kingdom |
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Microbiology: Unit 03
Morphology and growth of bacteria |
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Microbiology: Unit 04
Air |
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Microbiology: Unit 05
Water and soil |
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Microbiology: Unit 06
Microbiology |
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Microbiology: Unit 07
Virology |
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Microbiology: Unit 08
Ecosystem concepts |
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Microbiology: Unit 09
Food chain and food web |
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Microbiology: Unit 10
Energy flow in ecosystem-lotic and lentic systems |
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Microbiology: Unit 11
Eutrophication of lakes |
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Microbiology: Unit 12
Population growth forms |
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Microbiology: Unit 13
Carrying capacity |
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Microbiology: Unit 14
Quantitative ecology |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering
Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 01
Concept of ecosystem |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 02
Fluid properties and classifications |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 03
Newton's law of viscosity |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 04
Fluid pressure and its measurements |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 05
Hydrostatics |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 06
Kinematics of fluids |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 07
Bernoulli's equation |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 08
Momentum equation |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 09
Flow through pipes-Darcy's equation |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 10
Friction factors |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 11
Pipes in series |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 12
Parallel and equivalent pipe |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 13
Minor losses |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 14
Flow measurements-orifices, mouthpieces, notches, and weirs |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 15
Pumps-types, working and problems |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 16
Quantitative and qualitative hydrologic cycle |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 17
Precipitation and runoff estimation |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 18
Unit hydrographs |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 19
Mass diagrams for computing storage capacity |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 20
Stream flow measurement |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 21
Groundwater definitions |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 22
Type of aquifers |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 23
Open and tube wells-type |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 24
Yield estimation |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 25
Artificial recharge |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 26
Water conservation and reuse |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 27
Soil conservation |
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Environmental fluid mechanics and water resources engineering: Unit 28
Economic aspects of water resource planning |
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Water supply and treatment
Water supply and treatment: Unit 01
Drinking and industrial water quality standards |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 02
Water quantity based on various demands |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 03
Types of intakes |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 04
Raising main economics |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 05
Pumps in series and parallel |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 06
Haztn William equations |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 07
Types of reservoirs |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 08
Preventive maintenance |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 09
Regional water supply system |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 10
Physico-chemical and bacteriological characterization of water-surface and sub-surface |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 11
Aeration |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 12
Coagulation and flocculation |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 13
Sedimentation |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 14
Filtration-slow rapid and pressure |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 15
Hardness and colour removal |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 16
Disinfection process-mode, rate and factors |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 17
Corrosion and corrosion control |
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Water supply and treatment: Unit 18
Operation and maintenance of water treatment system |
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Waste water and treatment
Waste water and treatment: Unit 01
Quantity of domestic waste water |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 02
Characteristic waste water |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 03
Disposal of sullage water in rural areas |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 04
Classification of waste water treatment techniques-unit operations and process |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 05
Screening |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 06
Grit chamber |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 07
Primary |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 08
Sedimentation |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 09
Biological units |
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| Suspended and fixed growth system, aerobic and anaerobic systems, activated sludge process, trickling filters, RBC, biofilter, secondary sedimentation tank |
Waste water and treatment: Unit 10
Stabilization ponds-aerobic |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 11
Facultative and anaerobic lagoons |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 12
Septic tanks |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 13
Digesters |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 14
Sludge drying beds |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 15
Industrial waste water survey |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 16
Variation in quantity and quality of industrial waste water |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 17
Guidelines for discharge of industrial effluent on land into municipal sewers and natural water |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 18
Joint treatment |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 19
Volume reduction |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 20
Strength reduction |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 21
Equalization neutralization and proportioning |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 22
Estimation of process kinetic parameters |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 23
Origin, characteristics and treatment of cane sugar industry |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 24
Diary |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 25
Distilleries and pharmaceuticals |
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Waste water and treatment: Unit 26
Waste water reuse and waste recovery from different industries |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management
Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 01
Sources, composition, and properties of municipal solid wastes |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 02
Solid waste generation |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 03
Storage and processing at source |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 04
Landfill-classifications, types |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 05
Control of gases and leachates |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 06
Preliminary design of landfills |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 07
Separation, transformation and recycling-size reduction |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 08
Density separation |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 09
Thermal processing-combustion |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 10
Pyrolysis |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 11
Gasification |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 12
Energy recovery |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 13
Composting-aerobic and anaerobic digestion and energy production |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 14
Incineration-types, processes |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 15
Heat recovery |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 16
Incineration products |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 17
Definition, sources and classification of hazardous waste |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 18
Characterization of hazardous waste-ignitability |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 19
Corrosivity |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 20
Reactivity |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 21
Toxicity |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 22
Quantification |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 23
Waste minimization |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 24
Toxicology-toxic effects |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 25
Carcinogens |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 26
Ecotoxicoiogy |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 27
Toxicology assessment |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 28
Physico-chemical and biological treatment-air stripping |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 29
Soil vapour extraction |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 30
Carbon absorption |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 31
Steam stripping |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 32
Stabilization and solidification |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 33
Slurry phase and solid phase treatment |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 34
Thermal methods-combustion |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 35
Liquid injection |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 36
Land disposal and site remediation |
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Solid and hazardous wastes management: Unit 37
Monitoring of disposal sites |
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Atmospheric pollution and control
Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 01
Atmospheric structure and composition |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 02
Air pollution episodes |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 03
Sources and classification of air pollutants-natural and anthropogenic |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 04
Primary and secondary pollutants |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 05
Properties of major air pollutants along with sources and sinks-particulate and gases |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 06
Photochemical air pollutants |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 07
Air pollution due to automobiles |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 08
Air pollution effects on human health and welfare |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 09
Vegetation |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 10
Animals |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 11
Materials and structure/ monuments |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 12
Visibility problem |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 13
Acid rain |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 14
Green house effect |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 15
Ozone depletion and heat island effect |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 16
Measurement of air pollutants-measurement of gaseous and particulate pollutants |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 17
Sample train |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 18
Air pollution indices and index |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 19
Air pollution meteorology-scales |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 20
Factors like heat |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 21
Solar radiation |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 22
Temperature |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 23
Lapse rate |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 24
Wind |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 25
Humidity |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 26
Precipitation |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 27
Mixing height |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 28
Pressure atmospheric stability conditions |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 29
Wind velocity by profile |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 30
Windrose diagram |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 31
Atmospheric dispersion of stack effects-plume rise |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 32
Effective stack height |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 33
Plume rise formulations |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 34
Gaussian dispersion coefficients |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 35
Ground level concentration |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 36
Air pollution control equipments-setting chambers |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 37
Inertial separators |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 38
Cyclones |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 39
Fabric filters |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 40
Scrubbers |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 41
ESP |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 42
Control of gaseous pollutants-adsorption |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 43
Absorption |
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Atmospheric pollution and control: Unit 44
Combustion and condensation |
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Environmental impact assessment
Environmental impact assessment: Unit 01
Introduction-rapid and comprehensive EIA |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 02
Need of EIA states |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 03
Baseline data |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 04
Hierarchy in EIA |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 05
Statutory requirements of EIA |
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| Advantages and limitation of EIA, step-by-step procedure for conducting EIA; objective and scope of EIA; environmental attributes, public participation in EIA |
Environmental impact assessment: Unit 06
Environmental and disaster management plans |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 07
Project activities-attribute |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 08
Activity relationships |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 09
Matrices and BEES |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 10
Impact quantifications-hazardous waste dumpsites |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 11
Sanitary land filling |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 12
EIA of infrastructural projects-highways |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 13
Airports |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 14
Water supply and sanitation |
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Environmental impact assessment: Unit 15
Waste water treatment |
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Karnataka PGCET Textile Technology Syllabus
Textile fibres
Textile fibres: Unit 01
Classification of polymers |
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Textile fibres: Unit 02
Application of polymer |
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Textile fibres: Unit 03
Study of various methods of polymerization |
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Textile fibres: Unit 04
Study of various types of initiators |
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Textile fibres: Unit 05
Techniques of polymerization |
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Textile fibres: Unit 06
Physical structure of polymers |
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Textile fibres: Unit 07
Polymer reactions |
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Textile fibres: Unit 08
Thermal analysis of polymers |
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Textile fibres: Unit 09
Study of different structures of textile fibres using various techniques |
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Textile fibres: Unit 10
Study of different properties of various textiles fibres i.e. moisture relations |
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Textile fibres: Unit 11
Mechanical properties optical properties |
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Textile fibres: Unit 12
Electrical properties and thermal properties |
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Textile fibres: Unit 13
History on origin of textiles |
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Textile fibres: Unit 14
Study of different textiles fibres |
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Textile fibres: Unit 15
Basic requirements of textile fibres |
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Textile fibres: Unit 16
Geographic distribution-cultivation and grading of cotton, wool, silk, and jute fibres |
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Textile fibres: Unit 17
Physical and chemical properties of important natural fibres |
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Textile fibres: Unit 18
Sequence of operations in conversion of important natural fibres into fabric |
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Textile fibres: Unit 19
Study of different man-made fibre spinning |
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Textile fibres: Unit 20
Fundamentals of fluid flow in man-made fibre spinning |
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Textile fibres: Unit 21
High speed melt spinning |
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Textile fibres: Unit 22
Formation of fibre structure during various methods of man-made spinning |
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Textile fibres: Unit 23
Production of micro denier and special shaped fibres |
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Textile fibres: Unit 24
Production and properties of various regenerated fibres |
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Textile fibres: Unit 25
Production of various raw materials for different synthetic fibres |
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Textile fibres: Unit 26
Properties of different synthetic fibres |
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Textile fibres: Unit 27
Effect of various parameters on various synthetic fibres |
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Textile fibres: Unit 28
Study of semi-continuous and integrated continuous process for production of Nylons |
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Textile fibres: Unit 29
Study of different high performance fibre |
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Textile fibres: Unit 30
Study of spin finish |
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Textile fibres: Unit 31
Heat setting and drawing of fibres |
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Textile fibres: Unit 32
Study of different methods of textursing and various parameters affecting texturising |
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Textile fibres: Unit 33
Test methods of textured yarns |
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Textile fibres: Unit 34
Study of different yarn count systems |
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Textile fibres: Unit 35
Conversion from one system to another system |
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Yarn manufacture: Ginning and baling
Yarn manufacture: Ginning and baling: Unit 01
Blow rooms |
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| Objects and methods of mixing, opening and cleaning, blow room machineries cleaning efficiency, lap regularity, modern developments, auto mixer and calculations pertaining to blow room |
Yarn manufacture: Ginning and baling: Unit 02
Carding |
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| Objects, working, speeds and setting, grinding and stripping, silver quality, modern developments in carding, calculations related to carding, fibre hooks at card, opening lines required for processing of various blends |
Yarn manufacture: Ginning and baling: Unit 03
Drawing |
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| Objects and principles, roller drafting systems, modern developments, calculations pertaining to draw frame |
Yarn manufacture: Ginning and baling: Unit 04
Combing |
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| Hook formation in carding, study pf preparatory machines to comber, combing process-setting, modern, combers, calculations pertaining to comber |
Yarn manufacture: Ginning and baling: Unit 05
Speed frame |
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| Objects, working and drafting systems, twist insertion, mechanism of winding, lift of bobbin, bobbin building mechanism, speeds and production calculations, modern speed frames |
Yarn manufacture: Ginning and baling: Unit 06
Ring frame |
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| Objects, working and ring frame mechanisms, yarns tension during spinning a yarn and package faults, modern developments, calculations pertaining to ring frame |
Yarn manufacture: Ginning and baling: Unit 07
Doubling |
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| Objects, dry doubling and wet doubling, fancy yarns, hosiery and seing threads, properties and end uses |
Yarn manufacture: Ginning and baling: Unit 08
Open end spinning |
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| Principles of break spinning, comparison of ring and OE yarns, recent developments in OE spinning, different types of rotors and opening rollers |
Yarn manufacture: Ginning and baling: Unit 09
Modern yarn production methods |
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| Twist less spinning, self twist spinning, wrap spinning, friction spinning and air-jet spinning, comparison of the above methods for their principles and yarn properties, end used and techno-economics feasibility |
| Siro, core and cover spinning methods |
Fabric manufacture
Fabric manufacture: Unit 01
Winding |
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| Objects, derivation of speeds, coil angles, cone angle, study of modern winders production calculations |
Fabric manufacture: Unit 02
Warping |
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| Objects, study of modern warping machines, production calculations |
Fabric manufacture: Unit 03
Sizing |
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| Study of ingredients, properties, modern size cooking equipments, modern sizing machine, production calculations |
Fabric manufacture: Unit 04
Looms |
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| Study of plain tappet tappet loom, automatic looms, drop box looms, dobby and jacquard looms, production calculations |
Fabric manufacture: Unit 05
Unconventional weaving machine |
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| Study of gripper, rapier, air jet, water jet machines |
Fabric manufacture: Unit 06
Non wovens |
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| Classification, web productions techniques, properties of binders, geometry of non woven structures identification and testing of non wovens, study of thermal, spun bonding and spun lacing |
| Knitting: Well basic stitches, jersey, rid, purl, interlock, warp basic stitches, pillar, atlas, tricot, study of circular well knitting machines, advantages of positive feed, study of warp knitting machines-Tricot and Raschel |
Chemical processing of textiles
Chemical processing of textiles: Unit 01
Pre-process |
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| Preparatory processes to wet processing; an overview of wet processing, sequences of wet processing, desizing-methods of desizing, singeing-methods of singeing, batching, souring, bleaching, mercerizing |
| Methods of purifying fibre yarn and fabric made from other natural fibre like silk, wool, jute etc; methods of desizing-scouring and bleaching of regenerated cellulose fibre |
Chemical processing of textiles: Unit 02
Dyeing |
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| Coloration, theories of coloration/ dyeing, factors that affect dyeing mechanism of dyeing, mechanism used for dyeing, classification of dyes, dyeing of natural fibres using direct, reactive, acid, metal complex, yat, sulphur |
| Ingrain dyes and other popular dyes using different methods, after treatments and testing o dyed materials, yarn package dyeing, dyeing of knitted fabrics, dyeing of garments |
Chemical processing of textiles: Unit 03
Printing |
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| Design development for printing, sources of inspection, the designers tools and work space, different techniques for design generation and reproduction, transfer of designs on wooden blocks, screen and stencil, scope of printing |
| Methods and principles of printing, machineries used for textile printing, passage of material through printing machines |
Chemical processing of textiles: Unit 04
Finishing |
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| Objects of finishing, various methods of finishing, cotton, silk, wool, worsted fabric, chemicals formulation of different finishes, machiners used for finishing, speciality chemicals used for finishing, finishing, of garments |
Textile testing
Textile testing: Unit 01
Fibres |
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| Regain, length, fineness, maturity, strength, their determination, HVI and AFIS |
Textile testing: Unit 02
Yarn |
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| Yarn count, twist, strength, hairiness, uniformity and their determination |
Textile testing: Unit 03
Fabrics |
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| Fabric weight, thickness, cover, tear, abrasion, drape, crease, colour fastness, their determination |
| Fabric handle-KESF and FAST |
Silk technology
Silk technology: Unit 01
Cocoons |
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| Sorting of cocoons, cocoon testing, storage of cocoons, stifling of cocoons, drying of cocoons, cooking of cocoons |
| Methods employed-characteristics of cocoons |
Silk technology: Unit 02
Reeling |
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| Methods of silk reeling-charakha, cottage basins, filatures, semi automatic an automatic types |
| Raw silk testing-packing of raw silk, utilization of by-products |
Silk technology: Unit 03
Silk throwing |
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| Manufacture of yarns for use in ordinary, chiffon, crepe, georgette fabrics, number of plies and different twist levels used |
| Developments in silk throwing industry |
Silk technology: Unit 04
Weaving industry |
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| Warp and weft preparation, machineries employed in small scale and organized sections |
| Silk weaving, handloom and power bow weaving, special features of silk looms, modifications required on power loom to weave silk fabrics |
Silk technology: Unit 05
Spun silk industry |
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| Raw materials for spun silk yarn production, production of spun yarn and their properties |
Silk technology: Unit 06
Processing industry |
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| Degumming and drying of silk yarns, dyeing, printing and finishing of silk fabrics |
Silk technology: Unit 07
Fabric structure |
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| Study of plain, twill, stain, crepe, Mockleno and towelling structures |
| Backed cloths, extra wrap and extra well cloths, double cloth terry weaves, velvet, velveteens, gauge and leno, Damask Brocade cloths |
Fashion design and garment technology
Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 01
Terms and definitions used in fashion and garment industries |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 02
The art and techniques of body measurements and standard sizes and measurements prevalent in garment industries |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 03
Principles and practices of pattern making |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 04
Grading |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 05
Computer aided pattern making and grading |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 06
Cutting room operation |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 07
Laying |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 08
Cutting |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 09
Numbering |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 10
Bundling |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 11
Sewing operation |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 12
Classes of seams and stitches |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 13
Sewing threads |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 14
Defects is sewing |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 15
Garment finishing section |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 16
Buttoning |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 17
Labelling |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 18
Care labeling |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 19
Checking |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 20
Pressing |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 21
Folding |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 22
Packing and packing standards |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 23
Quality control in garment Industry |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 24
Garments washing |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 25
Dyeing and finishing |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 26
Brand culture and apparel brand names |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 27
Sourcing and merchandising |
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Fashion design and garment technology: Unit 28
Apparel engineering and production control |
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Karnataka PGCET Electrical Engineering Syllabus
Engineering mathematics
Engineering mathematics: Unit 01
Linear algebra |
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| Matrices and determinants, rank of matrix, systems of linear equations, Eigen values and Eigen vectors |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 02
Calculus |
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| Limit, continuity, and differentiability. Partial derivatives, test for convergence, Fourier series |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 03
Vector calculus |
|---|
| Gradient, divergence and curl. Line, surface, and volume integrals; Stokes theorem, problems related to Gauss and green's theorems |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 04
Differential equations |
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| Linear and non-linear first order ODEs, higher order linear ODEs with constant coefficients, Cauchy's and Euler's equations |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 05
Partial differential equations |
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| PDEs, formation of PDEs, solution of PDE by direct integration and separation of variables. Heat and wave equations |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 06
Transforms |
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| Laplace transforms, Fourier transform and Z-transform |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 07
Probability and Statistics |
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| Mean, median, mode, and standard deviation; random variables; Poisson normal and binomial distributions; correlation and regression analysis |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 08
Numerical methods |
|---|
| Solutions of linear and non-linear algebraic equations; integration of trapezoidal and Simpson's rule; numerical solutions of ordinary differential equations |
Electric circuits and fields
Electric circuits and fields: Unit 01
Network topology |
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| Graph of network, concept of tree, links, tie set schedule, cutset schedule |
Electric circuits and fields: Unit 02
Circuit concepts |
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| Source transformation, circuit analysis using loop current and node voltage methods, star-delta conversion, dual networks and concept of controlled sources |
| Network theorems-Thevenin's, Norton, maximum power transfer, superposition and reciprocity, resonant circuits, transient analysis, Laplace transformations and applications, standard test signals, initial conditions |
Electric circuits and fields: Unit 03
Two-port network |
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| y and z parameters and h-parameters of two port networks |
Electric circuits and fields: Unit 04
Errors in measurement |
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| Types of errors and sources of errors |
Electric circuits and fields: Unit 05
Electric filed |
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| Coulomb's law and electric field intensity, electric flux density |
Analog and digital electronics
Analog and digital electronics: Unit 01
Analog electronics |
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| Diode circuits, rectifiers, transistor biasing and bias stability, class A, class B, and class C amplifiers, small signal h-parameter equivalent circuit of transistor |
| Expression for current gain, voltage gain, input impedance, RC coupled amplifier, frequency response, half power frequencies, bandwidth and factors influencing the bandwidth |
| RC Coupled emitter follower amplifier, current gain, voltage gain, input and output impedance, applications |
Analog and digital electronics: Unit 02
FET-RC coupled amplifier |
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| Power amplifiers: Class A, class B, push pull, and class C power amplifiers, maximum power output, driving power requirements |
| Feedback amplifiers and oscillators: Concept of positive and negative feedback, advantages of negative feedback. Voltage and current feedback, effect of the same on performance characteristics. Condition for oscillation, Wein bridge oscillator |
| Feedback amplifiers and oscillators: Expression for frequency of oscillation, crystal oscillators. Voltage regulator, operational amplifiers, comparator, ZCD, precision rectifier, I to V and V to I converters, instrumentation amplifiers, square wave |
| Feedback amplifiers and oscillators: Triangular wave and saw tooth wave generator |
| Wave shaping circuits: Clipping, clamping, integrator and differentiator circuits |
Analog and digital electronics: Unit 03
Digital electronics |
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| Number Systems and codes: Decimal, binary, octal, hexadecimal, binary coded decimal, octal, hex numbers, excess 3 and gray codes, binary arithmetic |
| Digital circuits: Combinational logic circuits-digital signals, Boolean constants and variables, basic logic operations, AND, OR, NOR gates and realization or truth tables, Boolean-expressions, simplification of Boolean expressions using basic theorems |
| Digital circuits: Combinational logic circuits-Karnaugh map method of obtaining logic expressions, maxterm, mintenn realization of logic functions using basic gates and also using NAND and NOR gates. Half adder, full adder, multiplexers, demultiplexers |
| Digital circuits: Combinational logic circuits-encoders and decoders, A/D and D/A converters |
| Sequential logic: SR latch, clocked RS FF, D FF, JK and T FF, master slave JK-FF, edge triggered flip-flops, registers, shift registers, asynchronous counters, synchronous counters |
| Semiconductor memories: RAM, ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, and Flash |
Control systems
Control systems: Unit 01
Basic control system concepts |
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Control systems: Unit 02
Transfer function |
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Control systems: Unit 03
Block diagram reduction |
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Control systems: Unit 04
Signal flow graph |
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Control systems: Unit 05
DC and AC servomotors and their TF |
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Control systems: Unit 06
Analogous systems F-V |
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Control systems: Unit 07
F-I analogies |
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Control systems: Unit 08
Time domain and frequency domain analysis |
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Control systems: Unit 09
Stability |
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| Absolute and relative stability, RH criterion. Polar plots, phase cross over and gain cross over frequencies |
| Bode plots, phase plot, and gain plot, determination of gain and phase margins |
Control systems: Unit 10
Nyquist stability criterion |
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| Principle of mapping of Nyquist path, gain margin, phase margin |
| Nyquist stability criterion |
| Root locus |
Control systems: Unit 11
State space techniques |
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| State variables, state model of linear systems, solution of state equation, state transition matrix |
8051 microcontroller
8051 microcontroller: Unit 01
Microprocessor vs. microcontroller |
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8051 microcontroller: Unit 02
CPU architectures-Von-Neumann, Harvard, CISC and RISC |
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8051 microcontroller: Unit 03
8051 microcontroller |
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| Architecture, memory organization, addressing modes, instruction set |
8051 microcontroller: Unit 04
8051 programming |
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| Assembly language programs, time delay calculations and subroutines |
8051 microcontroller: Unit 05
8051 interrupts |
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| Timers/ counters, serial communication |
8051 microcontroller: Unit 06
8051 memory interfacing and I/O interfacing |
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Electrical and electronics
Electrical and electronics: Unit 01
Rotating machines |
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| Principles of operation, EMF equation of DC machine, constructional features, classification, generator action, voltage regulation |
| Motor action, characteristics, applications, efficiency, testing of DC machines, starting of DC motors |
| Principle of operation and constructional features of induction motor, equivalent circuit, circle diagram of IM, torque equation, starting of IM and speed control |
| Construction and operation of cylindrical rotor and salient pole synchronous generator, EMF equation, harmonics and their minimization, armature reaction, regulation by EMF method, MMF method and ZPF methods |
| Two reaction theory for salient pole machine |
| Determination of Xd and Xq from slip test, synchronization, synchronizing with infinite bus, parallel operation of two alternators, operation on infinite bus, load sharing, effect of change in excitation power angle |
| Equation of power in terms of power angle |
| Synchronous motor: Principle of operation, V and inverted V curves, synchronous motor as synchronous condenser for pf improvement, method of starting, torque and torque angle |
Electrical and electronics: Unit 02
Transformers |
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| Single phase and 3-phase transformer, principle of operation, equivalent circuit, vector diagram, efficiency and regulation |
| Polarity test, OC and SC tests, pre determination of efficiency and regulation |
| Power and distribution transformer |
| All day efficiency, Sumpner's test, 3-phase transformer connection, 3-phase to 6-phase, Scott connection and open delta, harmonics |
| Auto transformers: Construction, application, 3-phase autotransformers. |
Electrical and electronics: Unit 03
Power generation, transmission, and distribution |
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| Hydel, thermal, and nuclear power plants, plant factors, technologies connected with the above plants, power plant economics, major equipment in power stations, power factor improvement, substation |
| MVA calculation, current limiting reactors, typical transmission and distribution schemes, overhead transmission lines |
| Line parameters, calculation of resistance, inductance and capacitance |
| Short medium and long transmission lines |
| HVAC/DC generation and measurement |
| Insulators: Types potential distribution in suspension insulators string efficiency, testing of insulators; underground cables types, material used, grading of cables, charging current, testing of cables |
| AC distribution system: Radial and ring main system |
| Switch gear and protection: Fuses, circuit breakers, switches, relays, protector schemes. HVAC/DC generation and measurement |
Electrical and electronics: Unit 04
Power electronics |
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| Power semiconductor devices, power diodes, power transistors, power MOSFET, IGBT, their switching characteristics ,merits and demerits, their typical application |
| Thyristor two transistor analogy, static and dynamic characteristics-turn on and turn off characteristics, gate characteristics, triggering schemes, snubber circuits, over current and over voltage protection |
Electrical and electronics: Unit 05
Power system analysis and computer methods in power systems |
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| Representation of power systems components: Single line diagram, per unit concept |
| Symmetrical 3 phase faults: Short circuit current and selection of circuit breaker |
| Symmetrical components: Resolution of unbalanced voltage and current into their symmetrical components |
| Power in terms of symmetrical components, positive, negative and zero sequence networks of power systems |
| Power system stability; steady state and transient stability |
| Swing equation, equal area criteria and its application |
| Load flow studies, solution of load flow studies by Gauss Sidal, N.R method and fast decoupled method, economic operation of power system |
Electrical and electronics: Unit 06
Classification of electric drives |
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Electrical and electronics: Unit 07
Heating and power rating of motors |
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Electrical and electronics: Unit 08
Industrial drives and electric traction |
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Electronics and communication engineering/ telecommunication engineering
Electronics and communication engineering/ telecommunication engineering: Unit 01
VLSI design and embedded systems |
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| Micro-electronics, CMOS logic structures, scaling, sub-system design and layout, testability, embedded system design and development, RTOS |
Electronics and communication engineering/ telecommunication engineering: Unit 02
Signals and systems, and DSP |
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| Types of signals and systems, properties of systems, convolution, correlation, Fourier series and transforms (discrete time), Z-transform, DFT and FFT, structure for FIR and LK system, windowing techniques, analog and digital filter design |
| FIR and IIR filter design |
Electronics and communication engineering/ telecommunication engineering: Unit 03
Analog and digital communication, and networking |
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| AM, FM, PM, digital communication sampling, digital coding of analog wave forms, ISI, digital modulation techniques-PSK, BPSK, QPSK, MSK, spread spectrum, ISO/ OSI model, TCP/IP model, internet working |
| Wireless communication-cellular concept, cell fundamentals, capacity expansion techniques, mobility management, GSM channel concept, CDMA channel concept, diversity techniques, wireless LAN |
Electronics and communication engineering/ telecommunication engineering: Unit 04
Micro waves and antennas |
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| Transmission lines, characteristic impedance, impedance transformation, passive and active microwave devices, microwave measurement, radar systems, radio telemetry |
| Rectangular wave guides and circular wave, guides, antenna parameters-radiation pattern, beam area, radiation intensity, beam efficiency, directivity angain, effective height, radiation efficiency, reciprocity theorem, dipole antennas, antenna arrays |
| Different types of antennas |
Electronics and communication engineering/ telecommunication engineering: Unit 05
Power electronics |
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| Diodes, transistors, amplifiers, voltage regulators and power supplies, characteristics of DIAC, TRIAC, MOSFET, IGBT, thyristors and its control circuits, control rectifiers, commutation techniques, AC voltage controller |
Electronics and communication engineering/ telecommunication engineering: Unit 06
8086 microprocessor |
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| Architecture, memory segmentation, addressing modes, instruction set, I/O interfacing, 8255, 8253 |
Instrumentation technology
Instrumentation technology: Unit 01
Functional elements of instrument and measurement system |
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| Instruments and measurement systems, different types of instruments, functions of instruments and measurement systems, applications of measurement systems, elements of generalized measurement system |
| Input-output configuration of measuring instruments and measurement systems, methods of correction for interfering and modifying inputs |
| Transducers, classifications of transducers |
Instrumentation technology: Unit 02
Electronic instrumentation and measurements |
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| Static and dynamic characteristics of measurement systems, standards and calibration, gross errors and systematic errors, absolute and relative errors, basic concepts of accuracy, precision, resolution and significant figures |
| Measurement error combinations and error analysis |
Instrumentation technology: Unit 03
Process instrumentation |
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| Transducers and sensors for the measurement of displacement, level, stress and stress, force and torque, pressure, temperature, flow, vibration, density, viscosity, turbidity, humidity and moisture, sound, speed and thickness |
Instrumentation technology: Unit 04
Process control |
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| Introduction to process control, final control |
| Controller principles-all types of discontinuous and continuous controllers, analog and digital controllers |
| Control loop characteristics, multivariable control, feed forward control, cascade control, modeling and simulation from plant automation, industrial control applications, programmable logic controllers (PLC)-introduction, design and programming |
Instrumentation technology: Unit 05
Analytical, optical, and biomedical instrumentation |
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| Analytical Instrumentation: Introduction, principles of UV, visible and IR spectroscopy. Flame emission spectroscopy and atomic absorption spectroscopy, chromatography |
| Optical instrumentation: Fundamentals of lasers, solid and semiconductor lasers and their characteristics. Applications of lasers-interferometers and holography. Basics of fiber optics |
| Biomedical instrumentation: Biomedical transducers and electrodes. Instrumentation and recording of ECG, EEG, respiratory rate, blood pressure and blood flow. Cardiac pacemakers and defibrillators |
Instrumentation technology: Unit 06
Signals and systems, DSP |
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| Types of signal and systems, properties of systems, convolution correlation, Fourier series and transforms (discrete time) Z-transform, DFT and FFT, windowing techniques, analog and digital filter design, IIR, FIR filter design |
Biomedical engineering and medical electronics
Biomedical engineering and medical electronics: Unit 01
Human anatomy and physiology |
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| Homeostasis, types of tissues, cardiovascular system, nervous system, respiratory system, skeletal and muscular system, digestive system |
Biomedical engineering and medical electronics: Unit 02
Biomedical instrumentation |
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| Biomedical transducers and electrodes, sources of bioelectric potentials. Bioelectric signals-ECG, EEG, EMG |
| Defibrillators, cardiac pacemakers, implantable pacemakers, respiratory measurement, blood pressure and blood flow meters, audiometers |
Biomedical engineering and medical electronics: Unit 03
Medical imaging systems |
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| X-ray and radiography, computed tomography, ultrasound imaging, radionuclide imaging, magnetic resonance imaging |
Biomedical engineering and medical electronics: Unit 04
Signals and systems and DSP |
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| Types of Signals and systems, properties of systems, convolution, correlation, discrete time Fourier series and discrete time Fourier transforms. Z-transform, DFT and FFT, windowing techniques, analog and digital filter design, ER, FIR filter design |
Biomedical engineering and medical electronics: Unit 05
Biomedical signal processing |
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| Digital filters, ER filters-smoothing, notch, derivatives, sampling, integer filters, data reduction techniques, signal averaging |
| ECG signal processing, QRS detection-power spectrum of ECG, BP filtering techniques, different template matching techniques. EEG signal processing and analysis |
Biomedical engineering and medical electronics: Unit 06
Medical image processing |
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| Image sampling and quantization, enhancement in spatial domain, properties of 2D Fourier transform, enhancement in frequency domain, basic compression methods, image compression standards, edge detection, edge linking and boundary detection, thresholding |
| Region based segmentation, colour image processing |
Karnataka PGCET Mechanical Engineering Syllabus
Engineering mathematics
Engineering mathematics: Unit 01
Linear algebra matrices |
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Engineering mathematics: Unit 02
System of linear equations |
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Engineering mathematics: Unit 03
Eigen values and Eigen vectors |
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Engineering mathematics: Unit 04
Calculus |
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| Taylor's series |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 05
Partial derivatives |
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Engineering mathematics: Unit 06
Total derivatives |
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Engineering mathematics: Unit 07
Definite integrals |
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Engineering mathematics: Unit 08
Differential equations |
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| Linear ordinary differential equations, first order non linear ordinary differential equations, initial and boundary value problems, Laplace transformation |
Engineering mathematics: Unit 09
Partial differential equations |
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| Numerical methods: System of linear equations. Jacobi, Gauss Seidel and Crout's methods, Runge Kutta and Newton-Raphson methods, probability and statistics, Gaussian and Weibul distribution and properties, method of least square |
| Numerical methods: Regression analysis, and analysis of variance, Fourier transforms |
Engineering materials
Engineering materials: Unit 01
Structure and properties of engineering materials |
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Engineering materials: Unit 02
Heat treatment |
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Engineering materials: Unit 03
Composite materials and their applications |
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Engineering mechanics
Engineering mechanics: Unit 01
Free body concepts |
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Engineering mechanics: Unit 02
Equations of equilibrium |
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Engineering mechanics: Unit 03
Centroids and moment of inertia |
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Strength of materials
Strength of materials: Unit 01
Stress and strains |
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Strength of materials: Unit 02
Elastic constants |
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Strength of materials: Unit 03
Principal stresses |
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Strength of materials: Unit 04
Maximum shear stress |
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Strength of materials: Unit 05
Theories of failure |
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Strength of materials: Unit 06
Shear force and bending moment diagrams |
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Strength of materials: Unit 07
Shear and bending stresses in beams |
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Strength of materials: Unit 08
Deflection of beams |
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Strength of materials: Unit 09
Torsion |
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Strength of materials: Unit 10
Columns |
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Fluid mechanics
Fluid mechanics: Unit 01
Fluid properties |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 02
Fluid statics |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 03
Manometry |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 04
Buoyancy |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 05
Conservation laws |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 06
Euler's equation |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 07
Bernoulli's equation |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 08
Viscous flow of incompressible fluids |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 09
Laminar and turbulent flows |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 10
Flow through pipes |
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Fluid mechanics: Unit 11
Dimensional analysis |
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Thermodynamics
Thermodynamics: Unit 01
Laws of thermodynamics |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 02
Internal energy |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 03
Enthalpy and Entropy |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 04
Thermodynamic processes |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 05
Heat and work |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 06
Irreversibility and availability |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 07
Perfect gas |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 08
Properties of pure substances |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 09
Air standard and fuel air cycles |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 10
IC engines and gas turbines |
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Thermodynamics: Unit 11
Centrifugal and axial flow compressors |
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Theory of machines
Theory of machines: Unit 01
Analysis of planar mechanisms |
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Theory of machines: Unit 02
Dynamic analysis of slider-crank mechanism |
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Theory of machines: Unit 03
Cams and followers |
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Theory of machines: Unit 04
Kinematics of gears |
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Theory of machines: Unit 05
Governors and flywheels |
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Theory of machines: Unit 06
Balancing of reciprocating and rotating masses |
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Theory of machines: Unit 07
Free and forced vibrations of single degree freedom systems |
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Theory of machines: Unit 08
Effect of damping |
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Theory of machines: Unit 09
Transmissibility |
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Theory of machines: Unit 10
Vibration isolation |
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Theory of machines: Unit 11
Critical speed of shafts |
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Design of machine elements
Design of machine elements: Unit 01
Material and manufacturing considerations |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 02
Design of shafts |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 03
Keys |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 04
Couplings |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 05
Bolted |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 06
Riveted and welded joints |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 07
Dynamic loads |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 08
Design of power screws |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 09
Helical springs |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 10
Spur gears |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 11
Clutches and brakes |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 12
Hydro-dynamic lubrication |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 13
Journal bearings and anti-friction bearings |
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Design of machine elements: Unit 14
Metal casting processes |
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Production engineering
Production engineering: Unit 01
Melting and pouring of cast iron |
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Production engineering: Unit 02
Ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys |
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Production engineering: Unit 03
Casting defects |
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Production engineering: Unit 04
Inspection of castings |
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Production engineering: Unit 05
Hot and cold working of metals |
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Production engineering: Unit 06
Metal joining processes |
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| Soldering, brazing and welding, modem welding processes; metal cutting tools-machine tool operations, non-traditional machining processes |
Industrial engineering and management
Industrial engineering and management: Unit 01
Introduction to work study and method study |
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Industrial engineering and management: Unit 02
Principles of organization |
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Industrial engineering and management: Unit 03
Types of organizations |
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Industrial engineering and management: Unit 04
Types of ownership |
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Industrial engineering and management: Unit 05
Functions of personnel management |
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Industrial engineering and management: Unit 06
Functions of sales management |
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Industrial engineering and management: Unit 07
Materials management |
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| Introduction, purchasing, stores: Inventory-supply chain management |
Industrial engineering and management: Unit 08
Inventory control |
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Industrial engineering and management: Unit 09
Value analysis |
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Industrial engineering and management: Unit 10
Scheduling and production control |
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Industrial engineering and management: Unit 11
PERT and CPM |
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Industrial engineering and management: Unit 12
Work study and ergonomics |
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| Productivity, work study, method study, ergonomics |
Industrial engineering and management: Unit 13
Quality management |
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| Statistical process control, control charts, inspection and test-sampling plans |
Industrial engineering and management: Unit 14
Industrial management |
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| Introduction, management function, motivation and behaviour |
Industrial engineering and management: Unit 15
MIS |
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| Fundamentals, business application, issues in management information technology |
Industrial engineering and management: Unit 16
DBMS |
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| Introduction, concepts and architecture and data modeling |
Industrial engineering and management: Unit 17
OR |
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| LPP, transportation, assignment problems, inventory control, PERT-CPM |
Industrial engineering and management: Unit 18
CAD/ CAM |
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| Product cycle, elements of CAD/ CAM system-hardware and software, modeling. Transformations, NC, CNC, robots configurations and applications, programming language, robotic sensors |
Industrial engineering and management: Unit 19
Metrology |
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| Limits, fits, tolerances, gauges, comparators, surface finish measurements |
Automobile engineering
Automobile engineering: Unit 01
Introduction |
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| 2 Stroke and 4 Stroke engines, engine components, carbonation, petrol and diesel fuel injection, combustion in S.I. and C.I. engines, engine cooling |
Automobile engineering: Unit 02
Automotive electrical and electronics |
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| Storage batteries, ignition system, starter motor, charging system |
Automobile engineering: Unit 03
Vehicle dynamics |
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| Undamped and damped vibrations, forced vibrations, vehicle vibrations on human comfort |
Automobile engineering: Unit 04
Automotive component design |
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| Power for propulsion, design of I.C. engine parts and gear box |
Automobile engineering: Unit 05
Metrology and measurements |
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| Limits, fits, and tolerances, types of gauges, comparators, surface finish equipment's, pressure, and flow and strain measurement |
Automobile engineering: Unit 06
CAD/ CAM |
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| Product cycle, elements of CAD/ CAM system-hardware and software, modeling, transformations, NC, CNC, robots configurations and applications, programming language, robotic sensors |
Industrial and production engineering
Industrial and production engineering: Unit 01
Metrology |
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| Limits, fits, and tolerances. Gauges, comparators, surface finish |
Industrial and production engineering: Unit 02
Operations research |
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| LPP, transportation, assignment, game theory |
Industrial and production engineering: Unit 03
Quality management |
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| Statistical process control, control charts, inspection and test, sampling plans |
Industrial and production engineering: Unit 04
Work study |
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| Method study, work measurement, ergonomics |
Industrial and production engineering: Unit 05
CAD/ CAM system |
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| Hardware and software, modeling, transformations, NC, CNC, robot configurations and applications |
Industrial and production engineering: Unit 06
Metal forming |
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| Rolling, forging, extrusion, sheet metal forming |
Industrial and production engineering: Unit 07
Engineering economy |
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| Depreciation, cost estimation |
Industrial and production engineering: Unit 08
Non destructive testing |
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| Liquid penetrant, ultrasonic, radiography, magnetic particle inspection and leak test |
Industrial and production engineering: Unit 09
Welding metallurgy and heat treatment |
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Industrial and production engineering: Unit 10
Metal cutting |
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| Basic theory-tool life, tool wear, cutting tools, geometry and materials |
Manufacturing engineering
Manufacturing engineering: Unit 01
OR |
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| LPP, transportation, assignment problems, inventory control, PERT-CPM |
Manufacturing engineering: Unit 02
Theory of metal cutting |
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| Cutting tools, geometry, materials, measurement of cutting forces, tool wear and life |
Manufacturing engineering: Unit 03
Plasticity and metal forming |
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| Yield criteria, 2-ID plastic flow, fundamentals of metal working, drawing, extrusion, forging and rolling |
Manufacturing engineering: Unit 04
Welding technology |
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| Introduction, metal joining process, welding processes: Pressure, gas and electric, testing and inspection |
Manufacturing engineering: Unit 05
Industrial robotics |
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| Robot components, classification, configuration, direct and inverse kinematics, robot programming and sensors |
Manufacturing engineering: Unit 06
Automation in manufacturing |
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| Automation; definitions, reasons, high volume production systems, computerized manufacturing systems and networks |
Manufacturing engineering: Unit 07
CAD/ CAM |
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| Product cycle, elements of CAD/ CAM system-hardware and software, modeling, transformations, NC, CNC machines |
Manufacturing engineering: Unit 08
Metrology and measurements |
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| Limits, fits, and tolerances, types of gauges, comparators, surface finish equipment's, pressure, and flow and strain measurement |
Mechanical engineering
Mechanical engineering: Unit 01
Heat transfer |
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| Modes of heat transfer, one dimensional heat conduction |
| Fins dimensionless parameters in convective heat transfer |
| Forced convection heat transfer over flat plates and through tubes |
| Free convection heat transfer over flat plates and cylinders, radiation, heat transfer, heat exchangers, LMTD and NTU methods |
Mechanical engineering: Unit 02
Industrial management |
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| Introduction, management function, motivation, and behaviour fluid machines: Introduction, principles of hydraulic machines, impulse and reaction turbines, steam turbines |
Mechanical engineering: Unit 03
Mechatronics |
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| Introduction, transducers, mechatronic elements, pneumatic, hydraulic, electrical and mechanical actuation systems, signal conditioning |
Mechanical engineering: Unit 04
POM |
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| Plant layout, plant location, forecasting, scheduling , inventory control |
Mechanical engineering: Unit 05
OR |
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| LPP, transportation, assignment problems, inventory control, PERT-CPM |
Mechanical engineering: Unit 06
CAD/ CAM |
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| Product cycle, elements of CAD/ CAM system-hardware and software, modeling, transformations, NC, CNC, robots configurations and applications, programming language, robotic sensors |
Mechanical engineering: Unit 07
Metrology and measurements |
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| Limits, fits, and tolerances, types of gauges, comparators, surface finish equipment's, pressure, and flow and strain measurement |
Karnataka PGCET M.B.A Syllabus
Proficiency in english language
Proficiency in english language: Unit 01
Synonyms |
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Proficiency in english language: Unit 02
Antonyms |
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Proficiency in english language: Unit 03
One word substitution |
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Proficiency in english language: Unit 04
Idioms and phrases |
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Proficiency in english language: Unit 05
Pairs expressing relationships |
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Proficiency in english language: Unit 06
Grammar |
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Proficiency in english language: Unit 07
Famous books in English literature |
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Proficiency in english language: Unit 08
Sentence correction |
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General knowledge
General knowledge: Unit 01
Indian business environment |
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General knowledge: Unit 02
Global environment |
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General knowledge: Unit 03
Social events |
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General knowledge: Unit 04
Cultural events |
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General knowledge: Unit 05
Economics |
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General knowledge: Unit 06
Management |
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General knowledge: Unit 07
Political events |
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General knowledge: Unit 08
Historical events |
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General knowledge: Unit 09
Current affairs |
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General knowledge: Unit 10
Sports |
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General knowledge: Unit 11
Awards |
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General knowledge: Unit 12
Personalities and achievements |
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General knowledge: Unit 13
Science and technology |
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General knowledge: Unit 14
Humanities |
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Reasoning and general intelligence
Reasoning and general intelligence: Unit 01
Puzzles |
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Reasoning and general intelligence: Unit 02
Diagrams |
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Reasoning and general intelligence: Unit 03
Analogy |
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Reasoning and general intelligence: Unit 04
Logic |
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Reasoning and general intelligence: Unit 05
Verbal ability |
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Reasoning and general intelligence: Unit 06
Analytical ability |
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Reasoning and general intelligence: Unit 07
Related aspects |
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Quantitative analysis
Quantitative analysis: Unit 01
Arithmetic |
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Quantitative analysis: Unit 02
Data analysis and interpretation |
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Quantitative analysis: Unit 03
Statistics |
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Quantitative analysis: Unit 04
Related quantitative aspects |
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Karnataka PGCET M.C.A. Syllabus
Mathematics
Mathematics: Unit 01
Algebra |
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| Fundamental operations in algebra, expansion, factorization, simultaneous linear/ quadratic equations, indices, logarithms, arithmetic, geometric and harmonic progressions, binomial theorem, permutations and combinations, determinants, matrices |
| Sets and application to solution of simultaneous linear equations |
Mathematics: Unit 02
Coordinate geometry |
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| Rectangular Cartesian coordinates, equations of line, mid-point, intersections etc, equations of a circle, distance formulae, pair of straight lines, parabola, ellipse and hyperbola, simple geometric transformations such as translation, rotation, scaling |
Mathematics: Unit 03
Boolean algebra |
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| Basic operations, evaluation of Boolean expressions, basic postulates of Boolean algebra |
Mathematics: Unit 04
Trigonometry |
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| Simple identities, trigonometric equations, properties of triangles, inverse function |
Mathematics: Unit 05
Probability and Statistics |
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| Basic concept of probability theory, averages, dependent and independent events, frequency distributions and measures of dispersions, Skewness and Kurtosis, correlation and regression, random variables |
Computer awareness
Computer awareness: Unit 01
Computer basics |
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| Organization of a computer, central processing unit (CPU), input/ output devices, computer memory, programming languages, types of software's, general awareness about internet, web applications, database applications and information systems |
Computer awareness: Unit 02
Data representation |
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| Representation of characters, integers and fractions, binary, ASCII and hexadecimal representations |
Computer awareness: Unit 03
Binary arithmetic |
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| Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, two's complement arithmetic, floating-point representation of numbers, normalized floating-point representation |
Computer awareness: Unit 04
Operating systems |
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| Evolution of operating systems, types of operating systems, functions of an operating system, modern operating systems |
Analytical ability and logical reasoning
Analytical ability and logical reasoning: Unit 01
Logical reasoning |
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Analytical ability and logical reasoning: Unit 02
Quantitative reasoning and visuo-spatial reasoning |
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General awareness
General awareness: Unit 01
Business |
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General awareness: Unit 02
Finance |
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General awareness: Unit 03
Industry |
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General awareness: Unit 04
Transportation |
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General awareness: Unit 05
Scientific inventions |
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General awareness: Unit 06
Governance |
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General awareness: Unit 07
Healthcare and cultural dimensions |
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General English
General English: Unit 01
English Grammar |
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General English: Unit 02
Vocabulary |
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General English: Unit 03
Comprehension |
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General English: Unit 04
Synonyms |
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General English: Unit 05
Antonyms |
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General English: Unit 06
Sentence correction |
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General English: Unit 07
Word and phrases |
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General English: Unit 08
Jumbled paragraph |
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Karnataka PGCET 2023 Exam Pattern
Karnataka PGCET Civil Engineering Exam Pattern
| Type of questions | Objective type questions |
| Total number of questions | 75 |
| Total questions in Part 1 | 50 |
| Marks allotted for each question in Part 1 | 1 mark |
| Number of questions in Part 2 | 25 |
| Marks awarded for right answer in Part 2 | 2 marks |
| Total marks | 100 |
Karnataka PGCET Chemical Engineering Exam Pattern
Type of questions | Objective type questions |
| Total number of questions | 75 |
| Total questions in Part 1 | 50 |
Marks allotted for each question in Part 1 | 1 mark |
| Number of questions in Part 2 | 25 |
| Marks awarded for right answer in Part 2 | 2 marks |
Total marks | 100 |
Karnataka PGCET Computer Science and Engineering Exam Pattern
| Type of questions | Objective type |
| Total number of questions | 75 |
| Total question in part 1 | 50 |
| Marks allotted for each question in part 1 | 1 mark |
| Number of questions in part 2 | 25 |
| Marks allotted for each question in part 2 | 2 marks |
| Total marks | 100 |
Karnataka PGCET Environmental Engineering Exam Pattern
| Type of questions | Objective type questions |
| Total number of questions | 75 |
| Total questions in part 1 | 50 |
| Marrs allotted for each question in part 1 | 1 mark |
| Number of questions in part 2 | 25 |
| Marks awarded for right answer in part 2 | 2 marks |
| Total marks | 100 |
Karnataka PGCET Textile Technology Exam Pattern
Type of questions | Objective type |
Total number of questions | 75 |
Total question in part 1 | 50 |
Marks allotted for each question in part 1 | 1 mark |
Number of questions in part 2 | 25 |
Marks allotted for each question in part 2 | 2 marks |
Total marks | 100 |
Karnataka PGCET Electrical Engineering Exam Pattern
| Part A | |
| Total number of questions | 45 |
| Number of questions in section 1 | 30 |
| Marks allotted for each question in section 1 | 1 mark |
| Total marks for section 1 | 30 |
| Number of question in section 2 | 15 |
| Marks of each question in section 2 | 2 marks |
| Total marks of section 2 | 30 |
| Total marks of part A | 60 |
| Part B | |
| Total number of questions | 30 |
| Number of questions in section 1 | 20 |
| Marks allotted for each question in section 1 | 1 mark |
| Total marks for section 1 | 20 |
| Number of question in section 2 | 10 |
| Marks of each question in section 2 | 2 marks |
| Total marks of section 2 | 20 |
| Total marks of part B | 40 |
Karnataka PGCET Mechanical Engineering Exam Pattern
| Part A | |
| Total number of questions | 45 |
| Number of questions in section 1 | 30 |
| Marks allotted for each question in section 1 | 1 mark |
| Total marks of section 1 | 30 |
| Number of questions in section 2 | 15 |
| Marks of each question in section 2 | 2 marks |
| Total marks of section 2 | 30 |
| Total marks of part A | 60 |
| Part B | |
| Total number of questions | 30 |
| Number of questions in section 1 | 20 |
| Marks allotted for each question in section 1 | 1 mark |
| Total marks of section 1 | 20 |
| Number of questions in section 2 | 10 |
| Marks of each question in section 2 | 2 marks |
| Total marks of section 2 | 20 |
| Total marks of part B | 40 |
Karnataka PGCET M.B.A Exam Pattern
Exam pattern of Karnataka PGCET MBA 2023 specifies the topics from questions will be asked, the total number of questions and total time duration of exam. As per Karnataka PGCET MBA exam pattern 2023, the entrance exam will have a total of 100 objective type questions (MCQs) and each question carries one mark. Total time duration of Karnataka PGCET MBA will be two hours (120 minutes). Candidates can check the detailed Karnataka PGCET MBA exam pattern 2023 from the table which is given below.
Exam Pattern of Karnataka PGCET MBA 2023
| Section Name | Questions | Marks | Exam mode |
| Section A- Proficiency in English Language | 25 | 25 | Paper- Pencil mode (OMR Sheet) |
| Section B- Test of General Knowledge | 25 | 25 | |
| Section C- Test of Reasoning and General Intelligence | 25 | 25 | |
| Section D- Quantitative Analysis | 25 | 25 | |
| Total | 100 | 100 |
The admit card of Karnataka PGCET 2023 issued in online mode. Candidates can access their PGCET admit card 2023 by entering their application number and date of birth. Karnataka PGCET 2023 admit cards contain the basic information of candidates including name, roll number, father’s name, venue, date and time of examination, photograph, and signature of the candidate. Candidates are advised to check the Karnataka PGCET 2023 admit card for discrepancies before downloading and contacting the authorities.
Steps to Karnataka PGCET Admit Card download
Visit the Karnataka PGCET 2023 official website
Click on the link to PGCET admit card 2023
Enter application number and date of birth
Click on ‘Submit’
The admit card will appear on the screen
Check the admit card for the discrepancy
After ensuring, download and print copy of admit card
Karnataka PGCET 2023 Exam Centers
| State | City |
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| Karnataka | Bagalkot |
| Bangalore | |
| Belgaum | |
| Bellary | |
| Bijapur | |
| Davanagere | |
| Dharwad | |
| Gulbarga | |
| Mangalore | |
| Mysore | |
| Shimoga | |
| Tumkur |
Documents Required at Exam
- Driving
- Admit card
- College id card
- Bus pass
- Driving license
- Passport
- Aadhaar card
- Pan card
- Voter id
KEA released the Karnataka PGCET 2023 answer key online on the official website. The answer key contains answers to all the questions asked in the Karnataka PGCET exam 2023. With the help of the Karnataka PGCET answer key, candidates can verify their answers and thus, calculate their probable scores.
The PGCET 2023 answer key has released in two stages – provisional answer key and final answer key. Candidates are also allowed to raise objections against the provisional Karnataka PGCET 2023 answer key by logging in using the required credentials.
26 Engineering Colleges Accepting Admission through Karnataka PGCET
27 Bschool Colleges Accepting Admission through Karnataka PGCET
31 It Colleges Accepting Admission through Karnataka PGCET
The authorities released the Karnataka PGCET 2023 results online on November 22 on the official website. The PGCET merit list and rank list will now be available as it is released along with the Karnataka PGCET result 2023. However, a separate merit list will be prepared for candidates with valid GATE scores. The merits will be determined based on the candidate's performance in Karnataka PGCET and or GATE exam.
How to check Karnataka PGCET 2023 result?
Visit the KEA official website, cetonline.karnataka.gov.in.
Scroll down to the latest announcements section and click on the Karnataka PGCET result link
Login using the PGCET 2023 application number
Result and merit list will be displayed in PDF format
After downloading, check score and rank
Mode of Counselling: Online, Offline
The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) conducts PGCET 2023 counselling in online mode. Candidates are called for participating in Karnataka PGCET counselling based on their ranks. Counselling will be held in several rounds and candidates will be allotted seats accordingly.
PGCET 2023 Counselling Process
Registration
In order to participate in Karnataka PGCET 2023 counselling, Candidates have to register online.
Document verification
The authorities shall conduct verification of documents for registered candidates at the help centres. Candidates will have to carry all the relevant documents to prove their eligibility.
Allotment of the secret key
Once candidates documents are verified, a verification slip and secret key are provided during Karnataka PGCET 2023 counselling. To enter their preference of courses and colleges, candidates have to log in with the secret key.
Choice filling
Candidates will have to fill their choice of courses and colleges during Karnataka PGCET counselling 2023. The same have to be entered in the order of preference.
Mock Allotment
For choices filled by candidates, mock allotment will be done by KEA reflecting the results based on candidate preferences and their performance in Karnataka PGCET/ GATE.
Seat Allotment
Karnataka PGCET 2023 seat allotment result will be announced online for each round of counselling. Candidates have to log in with the required credentials. Seats will be allotted based on candidate rank in Karnataka PGCET and preferences filled by them during choice filling.
Reporting to the allotted institutes
Allotted candidates have to reported to the allotted institute to complete the admission process. Candidates are required to pay the admission fees at the allotted institute to confirm their seat.
Documents Required at Counselling
- Print out of filled Karnataka PGCET 2023 application form
- Candidates's copy of fee challan
- Admit card
- Class 10 marksheet
- Class 12 marksheet
- Marksheet of qualifying degree for all years/semeters
- Degree certificate/ provisional degree certificate
- Study certificate signed by BEO (for Karnataka candidates)
- GATE score card (if applicable)
- Caste certificate/caste income certificate/Income certificate obtained from the concerned tahasildar for Karnataka candidates only (if applicable)
- Parent’s domicile certificate/ study certificate / hometown certificate / employment certificate / cumulative record / marks sheet, etc. for candidates claiming eligibility for Government seats based on domicile/ study/ employment of parent (if applicable
- Certificate issued by the concerned assistant commissioner for candidates claiming Hyderabad-Karnataka region reservation (if applicable)
- Sponsorship certificate (if applicable)
General Information
Contacts
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question:When will the Karnataka PGCET 2023 registration process concluded?
Answer:
The last date to submit the Karnataka PGCET 2023 application form was September 1.
Question:When will the Karnataka PGCET 2023 application form starts?
Answer:
The application form of PGCET Karnataka 2023 were released on August 7.
Question:What is the applicable exam pattern for Karnataka PGCET?
Answer:
The authorities conducted Karnataka PGCET 2023 in offline mode for a 2 hour duration. It will be 75 questions, holding 2 and 1 marks based on the section they belong to. There is no provision for negative marking.
Question:Can a candidate of outside Karnataka State fill the Karnataka PGCET application form 2023?
Answer:
Yes, as per the Karnataka PGCET 2023 eligibility criteria, candidates of any state can fill the application form.
Question:What is Karnataka PGCET exam 2023?
Answer:
The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) conducts Karnataka Post Graduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET 2023) for admissions in postgraduate programmes across Karnataka State.
Questions related to Karnataka PGCET
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mba PGCET Karnataka question paper
15th Nov, 2021
Hello,
You can download the karnataka PGCET question paper previous year more than 5 yrs from the link which i have given below
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-pgcet-sample-papers
All the branches are available you can download according to your need
Hope this helps you
Best wishes for your future
Answer later 26 Views
am from A.P .after qualifying Karnataka pgcet what would be fee structure for non Karnataka candidates.will it be (fee)different or same as management quota.pls give reply
6th Dec, 2021
Dear Applicant,
Management seats are available for both Karnataka and non Karnataka candidates .
The General category seats and reserved category seats under government shall be available to those candidates who becomes eligible as Karnataka candidates.
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Is getting B.pharma seat very tough ? MH CET
4th Jun, 2021
Hi
For enrolling in top ranked colleges in Maharashtra, For that you have to score above 100120 in MHT-CET
Its a trend that since last year their is a deviation in marks and slight spike is seen so obviously one have to put theur best to getting themselves enrolled.
And if i speak about difficulty critetia its not that tough with determination and motivation one can surely crack it. But you should have a pretty good knowledge about the concepts and the reading material status can be checked by giving mock tests.
This is the link you can refer too for further details about the difficulty level, exam pattern etc.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-b-pharm-exam-analysis/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiy7PHLqf3wAhVVAXIKHRnIAZkQFjAJegQIDBAC&usg=AOvVaw1NW-ffKqBdaW2vizb04rZI&cf=1
For enrolling in top ranked colleges in Maharashtra, For that you have to score above 100120 in MHT-CET
Its a trend that since last year their is a deviation in marks and slight spike is seen so obviously one have to put theur best to getting themselves enrolled.
And if i speak about difficulty critetia its not that tough with determination and motivation one can surely crack it. But you should have a pretty good knowledge about the concepts and the reading material status can be checked by giving mock tests.
This is the link you can refer too for further details about the difficulty level, exam pattern etc.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-b-pharm-exam-analysis/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiy7PHLqf3wAhVVAXIKHRnIAZkQFjAJegQIDBAC&usg=AOvVaw1NW-ffKqBdaW2vizb04rZI&cf=1
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I have passed out from SRM university in 2020, with Btech Biotechnology degree. I am from Kolkata, am i eligible for the PG-CET exam?
Student Expert 31st Mar, 2021
Hello,
The eligibility criteria for Karnataka PGCET is that a candidate should have passedbachelor's degree(minimum three years duration) or equivalentexaminationfrom a UGC/AICTE recognized college/university. He must have a valid GATE score. Candidates outside of Karnataka who don't have a domicile can also apply but only 10% seats are available for outside candidates. The seats are also subject to availability and its totally upto management to decide.
I hope this helps.
The eligibility criteria for Karnataka PGCET is that a candidate should have passedbachelor's degree(minimum three years duration) or equivalentexaminationfrom a UGC/AICTE recognized college/university. He must have a valid GATE score. Candidates outside of Karnataka who don't have a domicile can also apply but only 10% seats are available for outside candidates. The seats are also subject to availability and its totally upto management to decide.
I hope this helps.
434 Views
can we write PG cet for aerospace engineering branch in karnataka
21st Mar, 2021
Hello candidate,
Yes, you can definitely write the post graduation common entrance test examination for getting admission in aerospace engineering branches in different colleges of Karnataka.
Some of the best colleges providing this degree in Karnataka are- RV College of Engineering, Manipal Institute of Technology, BMS College of Engineering, Indian Institute of Science, etc.
For more details, visit https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-aerospace-engineering-colleges-in-karnataka
Hope it was Informational!!
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