Hello candidate,

Here's a list of colleges free courses on soil mechanics and foundation Engineering-

College of Engineering Chennai affiliated under Anna University

Raja Institute of Technology

BLDE Association College of Engineering and Technology

For more details you can visit https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-engineering-guindy/me-soil-mechanics-and-foundation-engineering-course

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I will share with you a careers360 link from where you can read notes on various topics from physics for engineering and medical exams:

https://learn.careers360.com/physics/atoms-and-nuclei-chapter/

Scroll down below in the above link and you can find notes for every chapters.

This may come useful when you are revising.

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You can try for Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma if you had not read it earlier in 11th and 12th standard. The language of this book is too simple for better understanding and there are enough solved example in this book to grasp the concepts easily.

Specially for mechanics you can go for following books.

• Engineering Mechanics by Timoshenko and Young
• Engineering Mechanics by Meriam and Kraige
• Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker

I think these books are enough to grasp the fundamental concepts of mechanics. For solving complex problems I can refer to Problems in General Physics by I.E. Irodov.

Hello Shivalin

The best book for Mechanic in B.Sc is Mechanics by D.S. Mathur (S. Chand Publishing) it's  one of the oldest books that is still being used by many students across the country.DS Mathur is considered to be the topmost physics author of the country and  majority of the colleges and universities follow this book as a reference and also as a textbook.

hope this helps you

Hello Sangita Kumari!

Before getting into the exact answer, a few things to say!

1. Mechanics is the basics of physics. It includes linear motion, laws of motion, rotational motion etc. It is not related to electricity or optics.
2. I would recommend you to study optics and then waves. because some of the basic concepts of optics such as wavelength, frequency etc also appear in waves. You can also simultaneously study them if that is comfortable for you.
3. Then for electricity part, electrostatic is the basic chapter and a proper understanding of it will help current electricity chapter.
4. Then you can study Magnetism and electromagnetic induction.
5. Thermodynamics can be covered in between.

So I would the sequence mechanics, electrostatic, current, magnetism, electromagnetic induction, thermodynamics, optics and waves.

Note that this is my opinion. I f you feel any other sequence comfortable go with that. Remember that while you are covering a new chapter you must regularly revise the previous chapters.

All the best!

Hello

Based on your rank, category I think you can get into SVU college of Engineering. You can get into the branches like mechanical, civil,EEE . Even you can opt for JNTU Ananthapur .It is also a good college.

Hope this helps you