Hi,

Subject for CSE are the following:

1st year-

Engineering physics e

ngineering mathematics

Engineering chemistry
Eng. Mathematics 1&2
Eng drawing
Workshop practice
Soft skills
C & C++ programming
Basis of electrical engineering
Basis of mettalurgical engineering
Basis of electronics engineering

2nd year:
Theory of computation
Data structure
Computer netwrk

Dear Aspirant,

One key difference between them is General Knowledge . Out of the 150 questions asked in SNAP, 30 are from the section General Awareness. While the other three sections, General English, Analytical & Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency have 40 questions each.

On the

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You can visit the official website at mbose.in to download 12th Syllabus or visit the site mentioned below  regarding the same as well be well informed about important topics and its marking scheme-

https://school.careers360.com/articles/mbose-hsslc-syllabus

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For jee advanced you need to solve Higher thinking questions for that in physics solve hc Verma and ie irodov. For maths rd Sharma and cengage books. For chemistry organic op tandon, ms Chauhan. For inorganic jd Lee and Jaiswal. For physical p bahadur, rc Mukherjee. NCERT is

Hi Utkarsh,

Madras Institute of Technology is situated in Chennai. For UG admissions, you need to have passed 12th with a minimum of 50% marks in PCM. For B.E./B.Tech, you need to go through the TNEA conselling process which considers your 12th standard marks as merit. The institute offers a

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To get the syllabus of your curriculum,visit the website given below:

https://kiit.ac.in/academics/syllabus/

Some of the companies which visit KIIT University and are open to Electronics and Telecommunication are Deloitte USI, Mu-sigma. Inautix, Ericsson, Accenture, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant,Robert Bosch, L&T Infotech, Cybage Software, Capgemini, Aricent ,XL Dynamics,Tech-Mahindra, HP,and many more.

Hello aspirant,

Language Proficiency indicating specific areas like comprehension, rearranging sentences, selecting suitable words for the blanks, finding out errors in parts of the sentences, finding out equivalent meaning to the given phrases, finding out suitable words for the incomplete sentences, sequencing, grammar which includes synonyms, antonyms, idioms, prepositions, tenses,

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Getting 40+ is not a tough task you can easily score this much if you have even a little knowledge of pcm of even board level. See you should complete NCERT chemistry thoroughly it will easily give you 40+ alone but even if you partially complete it you