Here are some imporatnt topics to learn for youre EAMCET  exams :-

For starters, Calculus is a biggie. You'll definitely want to be super comfortable with things like derivatives (how things change), integrals (finding areas and volumes), and their applications. Practice a lot of problems on limits, continuity, and differentiation. Integration has tons of different techniques, so make sure you know them well.

Next up, Algebra is crucial. This includes topics like matrices and determinants (good for solving equations), quadratic equations (finding roots and understanding their nature), complex numbers (dealing with imaginary parts), and probability (understanding chances). Sequences and series are also important – things like arithmetic and geometric progressions.

Then there's Coordinate Geometry . Get good at straight lines, circles, parabolas, ellipses, and hyperbolas. Understanding how to find equations and properties of these shapes is key.

Trigonometry is another area to focus on. Know your trigonometric ratios, identities, and how to solve trigonometric equations. Inverse trigonometric functions are also usually included.

Finally, Vectors and 3D Geometry are important for understanding space and directions. Practice problems on dot products, cross products, and equations of lines and planes in 3D space.

To really get a handle on these important areas, the best thing to do is look at the previous years' EAMCET Maths question papers. You can usually find these online or in EAMCET preparation books. Solve as many problems as you can from these papers. This will give you a really good idea of the types of questions they ask and how difficult they tend to be.

To ace EAMCET Maths, first get your concepts clear with NCERT (11th & 12th) and your Telangana/AP State Board books. For practicing questions, the Arihant "Chapterwise Solutions" of past EAMCET papers is a must. R.D. Sharma's "Objective Mathematics" (Vol 1 & 2) offers lots of practice at different levels. TMH's "Complete Mathematics for JEE" can help with tougher problems. Another Arihant book specifically for EAMCET Maths is also a good choice. Lastly, a "Handbook of Mathematics" can help for quick formula revision. Use a mix of these for best results!