Hello Aditya,

For engineering, the syllabus is similar to that of JEE and your Board. The syllabus includes: PHYSICS( Force, work energy and power, electronics, Modern Physics, Optics, Electrodynamics, magnetism, etc.) CHEMISTRY( Chemical Bonding, Organic chemistry including alkanes, acids, alkenes, alkynes, ether, ketones, and reactions, coordinate chemistry, surface chemistry, periodic

Hello,

The syllabus and topics for international relations PG are:

Year – I: Semester – I

International Relations Theory (http://www.sau.int/international-relations-courses/m-a-international-relations.html#)

History of International Relations (http://www.sau.int/international-relations-courses/m-a-international-relations.html#)

Comparative Politics (http://www.sau.int/international-relations-courses/m-a-international-relations.html#)

Political Theory (http://www.sau.int/international-relations-courses/m-a-international-relations.html#)

Year – I: Semester – II

Security Studies (http://www.sau.int/international-relations-courses/m-a-international-relations.html#)

The Global Economy (http://www.sau.int/international-relations-courses/m-a-international-relations.html#)

Introduction to Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding

Hello,

AILET Syllabus is as follows-

• Legal Aptitude - 35 marks
• Reasoning - 35 marks
• English - 35 marks
• General Knowledge - 35 marks
• Mathematic - 10 marks

For more details, consider going through the following link-

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-syllabus

In case of IPMET Syllabus, there's Quantitative Ability(in MCQ format) with 40

Hello,

CLAT paper for PG course consists of two section with questions in a mix of subjective and objective.  For the first section of Objective Paper - One needs to have a thorough knowledge of all the subjects at Undergraduate program of Law covering fundamentals of law, constitutional Law and

Dear aspirant,

To get admission in this course, the candidate must have a three year Bachelor's degree in regular mode from any recognized university or institution with at least 55% aggregate marks.

Also, the candidate's age should not be more than 27 years as on July 1, 2020.

If the

Manish, in CLAT 2020, you will be assessed on five subjects- English, Elementary mathematics, Logical reasoning, General knowledge and current affairs, and Legal aptitude.

Topics covered under each section are as follows:

• English: Grammar, Word meaning, Reading comprehension, Correct/ incorrect sentences
• Mathematics: Algebra, Profit and loss, Time and work, Speed

Hi Ashish,

If you want to take admission in HPU then you have to give the entrance exam and score well in exam so that you will make it up to the merit list of 2020 wihch will be  releasing in first week of june.

To know about the fee,eligibility,important

Hii Prateek,

The course syllabus for both is absolutely identical. You can view the course content for both by following the given links

Delhi University

http://du.ac.in/du/uploads/Administration/AC/10072015/Annexure/10072015_Annexure-63.pdf

BHU

http://www.bhu.ac.in/commerce/sylOrd.php

Thanks

Hope it helps !!!

Hi,

Wellfor bhu UET entrance exam you just need to follow the syllabus that you have completed in JEEMains preparation. The syllabus includes all the chapters of NCERT Book for maths, physics and chemistry. So just complete that and you are done for the exam.

I hope my answer helps.

Hello ,

General syllabus of MA English include

SEMESTER 1

• English Poetry from
• Eighteenth Century English Literature
• Literary Criticism
• Elective Papers [European Comedy, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Drama]
  
  SEMESTER 2
• Language and Linguistics
• Shakespeare plays
• Elective discipline
  Elective Papers [Literature and Gender, Romantic Paper, New Literatures in English]
  
  SEMESTER 3