What is the syllabus for AEEE 2018?

Hello Manisha, Check the syllabus here: AEEE Syllabus 2018 To make the most of the syllabus, you must segregate the syllabus into smaller units and allot preparation time and make a strategy to tackle the difficult topics. Also, check the weightage of marks for each topic and prepare accordingly. For example, if a topic carries very low weightage compared to another, you must make sure not to spend lot of time on the former. Also, when solving problems, don't repeat the sample over and over again, instead pick different questions as it will build your analytical ability and build confidence. Another thing you must do when tacking each topic in the syllabus is solving problem sets related to the topic. This way your learning will stay with you much longer and you don't have to worry about frequent revision. Regards.

Syllabus is an important aspect of the exam . It helps you to know well in advance what are the topics from where the questions will be asked. You can check the syllabus for AEEE that is given below. Physics Solids and fluids; Electrostatics, current electricity and magnetostatics; Oscillations and waves; Units and dimensions; Electromagnetic induction and electromagnetic waves; Modern physics; Ray and wave optics; Mechanics; Heat and thermodynamics Maths Matrices and Determinants; Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion; Sequences and Series; Two Dimensional Geometry; Binomial Theorem; Probability; Integral Calculus; Differential Equations; Vector Algebra; Differential Calculus; Complex Numbers; The straight line and pair of straight lines; Permutations and Combinations; Circles and Family of Circles; Trigonometry; Conic Sections; Quadratic Equations Chemistry Chemistry in everyday life; Solid state and solutions; Basic concepts; Electrochemistry, kinetics and surface chemistry; Hydrocarbons, haloalkanes and haloarenes; Basic organic chemistry and techniques; Aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids and amines; Equilibrium and thermodynamics; Polymers and biomolecules; Atomic structure, chemical bonding and molecular structure; Alcohols, phenols and ethers; Environmental chemistry; P - block elements; Hydrogen; S - block elements; Co-ordination compounds; P - block elements; D, f - block elements