Hi Dear,

The Consortium of Medical, Engineering, and Dental Colleges of Karnataka conducts COMEDK exam which consists of questions from three sections:

• Mathematics
• Physics
• Chemistry

You can prepare well for COMEDK exam from NCERT books along with referring to some practice books. Also I'll recommend you to Visit the following

hello aspirant

The textbooks and reference books for third SEM EXTC engineering

1. Applied Mathematics- G.V.Kumbhojkar
2. Digital Logic Design- M.Morris Mano book
3. Electronic devices and circuits- Davis A.Bell 5th edition
4. Electrical Networks- Ravish R Singh
5. Electronic Instrumentation- H.S.Kalsi
6. Presentation and Communication Technology- S.K.Jha

i hope this could help you.

thank you

Hello,

As per the academic level more or less the syllabus of telegu and telengana are same at all.

But in case of moderation then obviously telegu NCERT books are far better than telengana. You must choose some subjects from then.

Overall both are quite same.

Hope for the best.

NCERTs brush through all the concepts so to understand the subject, yes, NCERTs are enough but to crack NEET, you will need to add another preparation layer to it. Lot of students are able to crack only by NCERT but they do go through a lot of mock tests or

hi,

see I suggest you thoroughly check the previous years questions papers , if you find questions are common as per your knowledge and notes they it will be enough to prepare for the exam by yourself, however if you feel that the notes are not enough to get a

Karthik,

In Physics, Modern Physics take the top slot with 5 questions. Heat and Thermodynamics, Optics, Current Electricity, Elcetrostatics get 3 questions each. Magentics has 2 questions and the rest get 1 question each.

In Chemistry, Transition Elements and Coordination Chemistry, Periodic Table and Representative elements take 3 questions slot.

Hey there

the books you mentioned are good and will surely help you in cracking EAMCET but i will recommend you to read NCERT for chemistry and Maths you will directly see questions with little changes coming in the exam from NCERT. solving previous year is going to help you.

Hello,

No, NCERTs are not sufficient as they are good only for concept building. They don't have enough questions and examples to practise.

However, NCERT Chemistry is sufficient if you Mug up all the Intext Questions, Examples and Exercise Question. For Physics and Biology you need to refer to reference

Hi,

The state board textbooks and Telugu Academy books are enough for the gain knowledge about all the concepts and additional practice is required by solving previous papers and mock papers to gain more marks in eamcet.