1. Do not ignore the 11th standard syllabus. Even though you have limited time, 11th standard studies are your foundation and in my opinion harder than class 12th syllabus. Be concise in your revision, but thorough.
   If you see paper of 2015, there are questions from friction, KTG in Physics.
2. For

IISER Admission process shall be weighted on 3 phases - SCB (State and Central Boards Channel), KVPY exam (Kishor Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana) & JEE Advanced exam . Students are free to register for all the 3 exams but they should be fulfilling the eligibility criteria of each exam they are

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KVPY admit card has been released. You can easily download your admit card using any of the recommended browsers.

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• Physical: Important parts are Solutions, Electro Chemistry and Kinetics. Least Important is Solid State. Read Surface Chemistry like a book everyday. If you're good with numericals, you're okay.
• Inorganic :Live by NCERT, Die by NCERT. You want to get full marks, buy Arihant's BITSAT Guide. No need for anything

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As your query is about how to prepare for KVPY stream Sa 2019 so these are some tips which you can use:

• Make a schedule and follow it is strictly make a schedule with subject wise.. and go through every topics detail and deeply
• Solve a lot of question

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In regard to the KVPY exam, there are 3 separate criterias for students studying in 11, 12 and pursuing graduation respectively. However, you did not mention in which standard you study.

Nevertheless, if you are studying in 11in science stream, then you will need to secure a minimum of

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You may plan for different fields. if you are interested in other exams you can apear them too. you just have to satisfy their eligibility criteria which is mostly percentage of 12 th and major subjects like PCM or PCB.

So for your 1st question yes you can appear

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You can download last year's KVPY Question papers for practise as we don't provide pic of KVPY papers.

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The portion for KVPY SA exam is ;

Physics

1.    Electromagnetic induction

2.    Kinematics

3.    Refraction

4.    Current Electricity

5.    Thermodynamics

6.    Gravitation

7.    Laws of Motion

8.    Electromagnetic induction and Alternating current

9.    Physical world and Measurement

10.    Electrostatics

11.    Magnetic effects of current

12.    Work, energy and