For physics,
1 Unit and Measurement
2 Motion in a Straight line
3 Motion in a Plane
4 Laws of Motion
5 Work Energy and Power
6 System of Particles and Rotational Motion
7 Gravitation
8 Mechanical Properties of Solids
9 Mechanical Properties of Fluids
10 Thermal properties of Matter
11 Thermodynamics
12 Kinetic Theory of gases
13 Oscillations
14 Waves
15 Electric Charges and Fields
16 Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
17 Current Electricity
18 Moving Charges and Magnetic Field
19 Magnetism and Matter
20 Electromagnetic Induction
21 Electromagnetic Waves
22 Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
23 Wave Optics
24 Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter
25 Atoms
26 Nuclei
27 Semiconductor Electronics
28 Communication System

For chemistry,
1 Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry
2 Structure of Atom
3 State of Matter
4 Thermodynamics
5 Equilibrium
6 Solid State
7 Solutions
8 Electrochemistry
9 Chemical Kinetics and Nuclear Chemistry
10 Surface Chemistry
11 Hydrogen
12 S-Block Elements
13 P-Block Elements
14 Coordination Compound
15 Organic Chemistry
16 Alcohols, Phenols, and Ethers
17 Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids
18 Amines
19 Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
20 Hydrocarbons
21 Polymers

For maths,
1 Differentiation
2 Integration
3 Limits, Continuity and Differentiability
4 Matrices and Determinants
5 Trigonometry
6 Sequence and Series
7 Probability
8 Sets and Functions
9 Statistics

Hey!There
Here are important chapters that you can focus before 40 days to have good score in JEE MAINS:
PHYSICS-NLM AND FRICTION,RBD,SHM, ELECTRODYNAMICS AND ELECTROSTATIC,AC,MODERN PHYSICS etc..
MATHEMATICS: TRIGONOMETRY,DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL CALCULUS,VECTOR AND 3D, COORDINATE GEOMETRY ,SEQUENCE AND SERIES etc..
CHEMISTRY-ATOMIC STRUCTURE, GASEOUS STATE, THERMODYANICS,CHEMICAL AND IONIC EQUILIBRIUM, SOLUTIONS,CHEMICAL KINETICS, ELECTROCHEMISTRY, HYDROCARBON,ALKYL AND ARYL HALIDES,ALCHOL AND ETHERS, ALDEHYDE KETONE AND CARBOXYLIC ACID,CHEMICAL BONDING,PERIODIC CLASSIFICATION,P BLOCK ELEMENTS etc.
Above mentioned chapters are enough for scoring 180+ in JEE MAINS.Before appearing in MAINS try to solve previous years papers in given duration..
Ask if any query

Hi Sampath,

JEE-Mains is a very competitive examination and requires a lot of hard work to crack. The Maths part especially takes a lot of practice to perfect. However, there are a few topics in which you can score more marks and take less time to study. These are:

• Complex Numbers
• Co-ordinate Geometry
• Vectors, 3-D, Planes, Lines
• Sequences And Series
• Matrices And Determinants

If you practice these chapters enough, you can easily score more than 60% marks in Maths.

Dear aspirant,
If you have completed whole syllabus of jee mains and you have one month more to exam, then you must revise these following topics in last month:-
1) maths
Straight line in 2d and 3d, parabola, hyperbola, ellipse, complex no., Bionomial theorem,
Probability(class12) , determinant and integration.
2) chemistry
Revise compete organic, p,d and f block , coordination number.
3)physics.
Rotational motion, shm , wave and Ray optics,capacitance , magnetic field.
Just revise these above mentioned topics in last month.
Hope it helps.
Good luck

Hey,

• Exams conducted by NTA is JEE mains. It is a computer based 3 hours test.

Subject for 1st paper- physics, chemistry, mathematics.
There will be 75 questions.
Subjects for 2nd paper - B.Arch - Mathematics, General Aptitude, and Drawing skills
B.Plan - Mathematics, General Aptitude and Planning.
There will be 77 questions.
You can find all the important topics and syllabus in the link below:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-2020/amp
Hope this helps!

For hydrogen chapter you should just read NCERT and solve previous years question which you'll get it on jee maybe ns website.
Thanks

Hii Soha.

As per the JIPMER PG entrance is concerned, you can go thoroughly the NCERT books and the subjects to given importance are anatomy, biochemistry, toxicology, pharmacology, physiology, forensic medicine, pathology , microbiology for basic clinical science. It is going to be a 1000 mark exam with 250 questions and time duration is 3 hours. There will be two topics that is basic clinical science from which there will be 150 questions comprising 600 marks and clinical science having 100 questions making it 400 marks . Solve previous years questions to have a keen knowledge about the question pattern. It will give you confidence to appear the real test without much difficulty.
I hope this answer clarifies your doubt.

hello ankitha ghosh,..

New Delhi Institute of Management (NDIM), one of the top MBA college in Delhi NCR, India & ranked among the Best MBA colleges in Delhi..

Type of GD Topics
There are four types of GD Topics for MBA:

• GD Topics on Business & Economy: It includes current trends in business and economy, major policy initiatives, latest business trends, and their impact globally and nationally.
• GD Topics on Current Affairs: The GD topics on Current affairs may be based on national or international political development, Policies and issues which are highly debated in media.
• GD topics on Social Issues: Top MBA Colleges are focussing on developing socially responsible MBAs. Hence, there is a greater emphasis on issues like gender and environment sensitivity, ethics etc.
• GD Topics on Abstract Topics: You may be thinking what are abstract GD topics? These are the topics which have multiple interpretations and candidates can show their creativity and smart thinking. Prepare well for these tricky ones!

Business & Economy

1. Slowdown in Indian Economy (https://www.mbauniverse.com/group-discussion/topic/business-economy/indian-economic-slowdown) : Temporary or Structural?
2. 5 Trillion Economy (https://www.mbauniverse.com/group-discussion/topic/business-economy/5-trillion-economy) : The Vision, Challenges and Roadmap for India
3. Disinvestment on CPSE central public sector enterprises: Good step to augment public expenditure or selling family silver?
4. RCEP Agreement: Right step for national interest or running away from competition?
5. India improves Ease of Doing Business Ranking: Real or chimera?

Nation & Society

1. Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019 (https://www.mbauniverse.com/group-discussion/topic/current-affairs/citizenship-amendment-act-caa) : What, Why, When and Whom; Relationship with NRC explained
2. Article 370 Abrogation (https://www.mbauniverse.com/group-discussion/topic/current-affairs/article-370) : Correcting old folly or thrusting nationalistic agenda?
3. Single Use Plastic Ban (https://www.mbauniverse.com/group-discussion/topic/social-issues/plastic-ban-environment-vs-economy) ?
4. Delhi Air Pollution: Man made Crisis or fall out of industrialization?
5. Chandrayaan 2: A failed mission or a stepping stone for future glory?

International

1. Hong Kong Protests: Rebel against China or pro-democracy fight?
2. US China Trade Talks: A political drama or renegotiation of rules of game?

hope this helps...

all the best..

Hello dear aspirant,

Jee Mains is one of the examinations that has cut throat competetion. Therefore your preparation should be of that level which can cope with the questions .Smart work is really essential to score big in jee. Therefore i would suggest you to eye on those topics  which have greater chances of coming first. As for example Mechanics ,Thermodynamics etc cover at least 5 questions every year in physics. Similarly in chemistry one should eye at organic and inorganic part . In mathematics differential and integral calculus every year carry at least 5 questions.
However i would suggest to look at the questions distribution pattern in all three subjects and then decide what to focus on .
As for preparation material i will suggest you to take book from one publication throughout the preparation period and not hope from book to book. In physics H.C.Verma's book called Concept of physics, in chemistry n.c.e.r.t books and in mathematics books from arihant publication will be great choice for preparation

Hi Vickram,

You definitely will have all of our support in any field that you want to pursue your education in. To become an Aeronautical Engineer, you need to take PCM stream in your 11th and 12th. After that, you need to pass your 12th examination and also study very hard for the JEE-Mains examination. This examination will probably be the toughest one of your life and will shape your career. It is very competitive and will require lots of effort but if you have the determination, you should be able to pass it. Then, you can either choose an NIT or IIIT for your Bachelor's degree or you can answer the JEE-Advanced paper and take admission in the most prestigious engineering institute in India, the IITs. After doing your Bachelor's, you can either get a job or go for a Master's degree, which will get you a higher-paying job. If you can't crack JEE, don't worry as you can answer your state's local CET and get admission in any other Engineering college.