What is the most scoring topics in maths, physics, chemistry in EAMCET, IIT, AIEEE?

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Following are the most scoring topics:-

Mathematics

Cordinate Geometry-Easy and scoring

Calculus-Range, domain,limit,Differential and integral calculus

Area under curve

Maxima Minima

Algebra-Series(AP,GP,HP),quadratic

Trigonometry

Physics

Mechanics-Kinematics

Thermodynamics, waves,modern physics-Easy and scoring

Electrostatics and electromagnetic induction

Chemistry

Physical Chemistry :-Gaseous and liquid states, Chemical Kinetics, Chemical Equilibrium, Solid State, thermodynamics, mole concept

Inorganic Chemistry:- qualitative analysis, Transition elements (3d series)

Organic Chemistry: alkanes, alkenes and alkynes, Reactions of benzene,Name reactions, General organic chemistry(GOC)

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Following are the most scoring topics:- 

 Mathematics 

Cordinate Geometry-Easy and scoring 

Calculus-Range, domain,limit,Differential and integral calculus 

Area under curve 

Maxima Minima 

Algebra-Series(AP,GP,HP),quadratic 

Trigonometry 

Physics 

Mechanics-Kinematics 

Thermodynamics, waves,modern physics-Easy and scoring 

Electrostatics and electromagnetic induction 

Chemistry 

Physical Chemistry :-Gaseous and liquid states, Chemical Kinetics, Chemical Equilibrium, Solid State, thermodynamics, mole concept 

Inorganic Chemistry:- qualitative analysis, Transition elements (3d series) 

Organic Chemistry: alkanes, alkenes and alkynes, Reactions of benzene,Name reactions, General organic chemistry(GOC)