Only second-year syllabus is enough or both first and second year is required to prepare for VSAT?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

Maths: Algebra Measures of dispersion Trigonometry Coordinate Geometry Vector Algebra Calculus Physics: Physical world Magnetism & Matter Kinematics Moving charges and magnetism Mechanical properties of solids Dual nature of matter and radiation Oscillations Temperature and thermal expansion of Solids, Liquids and Gases Ray Optics Chemistry: Stoichiometry Solutions Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties States of matter: Gaseous and Liquids Chemical equilibrium General principles of Metallurgy Solid State Acids & Bases Hydrogen and its Compounds Atomic Structures Electrochemistry S-Block elements Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure Chemical Kinetics P- Blocks Elements Thermodynamics Surface Chemistry D- and F - Block Elements and Coordination Compounds Environmental Chemistry Purification and characterization of organic compounds Some basic principles of organic chemistry Hydrocarbons Ethers Organic Compounds containing nitrogen. Halo alkanes and halo arenes Carbonyl Compounds Polymers Alcohols and phenols Carboxylic Acids Bio-molecules English/ Aptitude Grammar and Usage Vocabulary Botany: Diversity in the living world Structural organisation in plants- Morphology Reproduction in Plants Plant systematics Cell Structure and Function Internal Organisation of Plants Plant Ecology Plant Physiology Microbiology Genetics Molecular Biology Biotechnology Plants, Microbes and Human welfare Zoology:Diversity of living world Structural Organisation in Animals Animal diversity - I: Invertebrate phyla Animal diversity - ii Phylum: Chordata Biology & Human Welfare Locomotion & Reproduction in Protozoa Ecology & Environment Type study of Periplaneta american Human Anatomy and Physiology-I Human Anatomy and Physiology-II Human Anatomy and Physiology-III Human Anatomy and Physiology-IV Human Reproduction Organic Evolution Genetics Applied Biology.