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Preparing for an M.Sc. Chemistry entrance exam involves covering a range of topics from undergraduate chemistry that are fundamental to advanced studies.

1. Physical Chemistry

• Thermodynamics : First and second laws of thermodynamics, Gibbs free energy, chemical potential, phase equilibria, and van der Waals equation.
• Chemical Kinetics : Rate laws, reaction mechanisms, activation energy, Arrhenius equation, and catalyst.
• Quantum Chemistry : Schrödinger equation, atomic orbitals, quantum numbers, and molecular orbital theory.
• Electrochemistry : Electrochemical cells, Nernst equation, standard electrode potentials, and corrosion.
• Statistical Thermodynamics : Partition functions, Boltzmann distribution, and entropy.

2. Inorganic Chemistry

• Coordination Chemistry : Ligands, coordination numbers, crystal field theory, and isomerism in coordination compounds.
• Organometallic Chemistry : Structure and bonding in organometallic compounds, reactivity, and applications.
• Bioinorganic Chemistry : Role of metal ions in biological systems, metalloproteins, and metalloenzymes.
• Solid State Chemistry : Crystal systems, lattice structures, and defects in solids.
• Transition Metal Chemistry : Properties and applications of transition metals, electronic configurations, and oxidation states.

3. Organic Chemistry

• Reaction Mechanisms : Nucleophilic substitution, electrophilic addition, radical reactions, and rearrangements.
• Stereochemistry : Isomerism, chirality, and stereoisomers (enantiomers and diastereomers).
• Organic Synthesis : Synthetic methods, retrosynthetic analysis, and reactions of functional groups.
• Spectroscopy : UV-Vis, IR, NMR, and mass spectrometry for structural determination.
• Functional Groups : Properties and reactions of alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, alcohols, ethers, aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids, and their derivatives.

4. Analytical Chemistry

• Chromatography : Techniques such as TLC, column chromatography, and HPLC.
• Spectroscopic Techniques : Principles and applications of UV-Vis, IR, NMR, and MS.
• Electroanalytical Methods : Principles of voltammetry, polarography, and potentiometry.

5. General Chemistry

• Chemical Bonding : Ionic, covalent, and metallic bonds; bond theory and hybridization.
• Solution Chemistry : Concentrations, colligative properties, and pH calculations.
• Periodic Table : Trends in the periodic table, periodic properties, and group chemistry.

6. Mathematical Chemistry

• Calculations : Stoichiometry, equilibrium constants, and reaction rates.
• Data Analysis : Error analysis, statistical methods, and graphical representation of data.

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Here are the most important chapters for JEE mains

Mathematics:

• Integration
• Differentiation
• Probability
• Three Dimensional Geometry
• Trigonometry

Physics:

• Mechanics
• Oscillations And Waves
• Rotational Motion
• Electrostatics
• Atoms And Nuclei
• Current Electricity

Chemistry:

• Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen
• Equilibrium
• Chemical Kinetics
• Transition Elements (d and f block)
• s-block Elements
• Chemical Bonding And Molecular Structure
• Some Basic Principles Of Organic Chemistry
• p-block Elements

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You haven't mentioned which University or College syllabus of Mechanical Engineering your require. Mechanical Engineering courses cover a variety of topics, including the following.

Material Science and Engineering

Engineering Mechanics

Heat Transfer

Fluid Mechanics

Machine Drawing

Fluid Machinery

Kinematic Analysis and Synthesis

Workshop Practice

Manufacturing Processes

Applied Mechanics Lab

Machining Technology and Metrology

Dynamics of Machines

Metrology and Metallography Lab

Electrohydraulic Control Systems

Measurement and Instrumentation

Steam Power Plant

Course Curriculum:

Any Mechanical Engineering course, whether at the undergraduate or graduate level, has a set of goals to meet in terms of preparing students to enter the field. Students should be able to demonstrate sound skills in the following areas after completing a Mechanical Engineering course:

Mechanical engineering systems that are economically viable, technically sound, and conform to social norms are planned, designed, built, improved, and maintaine

Addressing issues in mechanical and allied engineering streams using modern analytical, computational, and simulation tools and methodologie

In order to achieve lifelong organisational and career goals, demonstrating an ethical character, professional approach, team spirit, and enthusiasm to continue learning

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Important topics for AP LAWSET 2021 are as follows:

General Knowledge and mental ability:

Geography,civics, history,trade terminologies, national insignia,new amendments.

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Aptitude for the society of law:

Constitutional law,mercantile law,labour law,indian constitution,contracts and constitutional law, intellectual property rights, international law,crimes and torts.

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Collector and advocate both are different fields. Collector means IAS in district who can manage and know all over district programme, work etc.  And the advocate means lawyer.

For collector you have to know more about the sociology, humanities, political science, current affairs etc.  And for lawyer you can choose the LLB course.

Actually both job are different and you have to choose which department you want to go. Like if you want to serve your country and work for it then go for IAS officer but if you want to give justice ti others go for lawyer.  And the salary also different in both sector. Like one IAS officer salary will be 58000 per month starting. And one lawyer starting salary different some time 30000 per month also if you are private lawyer then your salary will be 1lakh per month also.

And one thing if you are become an IAS officer then you get all other facilities with salary. Now choice is yours. Both zone are different and good for bright career.

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