There are many topics covered in the algebra matrix. Some Of them are as follows -

• Euclidean vector spaces.
  
• Matrix inverses and determinants.
• Solving systems of equations with matrices .
• Eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
• Mathematical operations with matrices (addition, multiplication )
• Orthogonal matrices .
• Positive definite matrices .
• Linear transformations.

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https://learn.careers360.com/maths/matrices-and-determinants-chapter/

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Hi Aspirant,

I am from electrical engineering background and to solve questions related to electric charges and field you need to have a good hold over the concept of the force effected by the charge particle and also the linear distance.Also understand the topics well and study biot savarts law and understand the foundation and also the in depth knowledge.Try answering easier questions first and then go for the tougher ones.

Hope it helps!!

Dear Aspirant, the topics of zonal computing Olympiad are not just constraint to the programming. The include the basic topics Such as-

Introduction.

Efficiency.

Searching.

Sorting.

Basic Graph Algorithms.

Dynamic Programming.

Greedy Algorithms.

Computing Shortest Paths.

Heaps, permutations, directed acyclic graphs, sliding window algorithms.

Also advanced topics like dynamic programming on trees, range queries, network flows, games and strategies, geometry etc are frequently asked.

Hope this was helpful.

The topics of the Olympiad are divided in 'Basic ' and 'Advanced' categories

Basic Topics :

• Introduction
• Efficiency
• Searching
• Sorting
• Basic Graph Algorithm
• Dynamic Programming
• Greedy Algorithms
• Computing Shortest Paths
• Heaps
• Permutations
• Directed Acyclic Graphs
• Computing Prefix Sums
• Sliding Window Algorithm

Advanced Topics :

• Advanced Graph Algorithms
• Dynamic Programming on Trees
• Range Queries
• Network Flows
• Games and Strategies
• Geometry

Learn the syllabus by heart and revise.

Solve sample question and go for mock tests.

Study and plan smartly.

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Class XII Passing Mark Sheet/ Class XII Passing Certificate

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Hello GADDAM Hardhik , There are some most important topics which are must learn by cse students are:

• Any one programming language( object oriented is preferred ).
• Data structures.
• Algorithms.
• Operating systems.
• Database management.
• Computer networks.

Hope it will be helpful for you :)

Hello there,
The topics in 1st year of Btech are actually the revision of the PCM that you have learnt in Grade 11th and 12th.
And be a little attentive in classes or lectures in your college so you won't face much problem.
From physics:
ELECTROMANGNETISM ( the whole section)
Modern Physics
Ray optics and wave optics
Mechanics( class 11 the imp chapters, shm, rotational etc)


From maths:
Complex Numbers
Calculas( the whole part including differential equations)
Matrices and determinants

if you master these chapters, your 1st two years will be actually quite easy than others.

From chemistry:
States of matter( solid, liquid, gases in detail)
Environmental chemistry

be clear with organic chemistry ( if you are going to choose chemical engineering)

Hope it helps!
BEST OF LUCK!

Hi Aspirant,

PHYSICS

• Mechanics
  • Newton’s Law of Motion
  • Bernoulli’s theorem
  • Elasticity
  • Equation of Continuity
  • Kinematics
  • Fluid Mechanics
  • Work, Energy and Power
  • Rigid Body Dynamics
  • Gravitation
  • Law of conservation of momentum (linear/angular)
• Magnetism is a very important topic for JEE Main. Usually, a good number of questions are asked from this topic in JEE Main.
• Optics is also a very important topic for JEE Main. You should be thorough in this topic.
• Modern Physics is the most important topic for JEE Main in Physics. This chapter typically has a questions of 12-16 marks in JEE Main. Most frequently asked topics are as below:
  • X-ray (Continuous wavelength, Characteristic Wavelength)
  • Atomic Structure (Spectrum/Radius)
  • Radioactivity
  • Dual Nature of Matter
  • Photoelectric Effect
  • Nuclear fission
• You must study Oscillation and Waves topic in detail. Questions related to topics like SHM, sound waves, string, Doppler effect, Wave Optics are surely asked in JEE Main each year.
• 1-2 questions are asked every year from Thermodynamics , so you should be thorough with it as well.

CHEMISTRY

• Solutions
• Electrochemistry & redox Reactions
• Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
• Chemical Thermodynamics
• Equilibrium
• Surface Chemistry
• Chemical Kinetics
• Fajan’s Rule & it’s application
• Shape and Hybridisation
• Molecular Orbital Theory (where the most important topic is Electronic Configuration)
• Dipole Moment

MATHEMATICS

• Sequence & Series
• Determinants and Matrices
• Sets and relations
• Mathematical Reasoning
• Statistics & Probability
• Vector & 3D
• Straight line
• Circle
• Definite Integral
• Indefinite Integral
• Application of Derivatives
• Differential equation
• Application of Integrals
• Trigonometric Ratios

Hope this will help you!

Thank you.