what can we expect from aieee 2011 paper?please tell me how to prepare maths in ths short time?which are the most scoring topics in maths & ORGANIC CHEMISTRY?

Dear Sourav

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),Coordination compounds

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

All the best.                                                           

AKASH GOYAL

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the aieee exam mostly concentrates on the basic concepts. Be perfect with the concepts in NCERT books and for maths refer andhra text books and books of arihant are also very useful. In maths concentrate on the calculus part and the algebra part. study the math in a bit analytical way and as its aieee try to remember some imp formulas. 

dear saorav ,

scoring topic in maths ,

3D geometry &

calculas (minima maxima , increasing decreasing function )

orgnic chemestry

some basic concepts ( acidity , basicity , stablity  of compounds)

aromatic substitution reactions   (kolbes , reimer tieman ets)

name reations from aldehyde , ketones , carboxylic acid & amines