AP Polycet 2020 Syllabus

AP Polycet 2020 Syllabus

State Board of Technical Education and Training Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada is the authority which organizes AP Polycet every year. Andhra Pradesh Polytechnic Common Entrance Test is a state-level entrance exam to get admission in diploma courses. The admissions will be provided in the field of Engineering / Non-Engineering and Technology. Aspirants can get admission in various polytechnic institutions of the Andhra Pradesh state. In this article, candidates can check the complete AP Polycet 2020 Syllabus

The AP Polycet Syllabus is having topics like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, etc. So go to each topic and read the sub-topics from below. So, the applied candidates need to check the Andhra Pradesh Polycet Exam Syllabus as well as its subtopics.

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Syllabus for Mathematics

• Number System.
• Real Numbers.
• Quadratic Equations.
• Linear Equations.
• Coordinate Geometry.
• Surface Areas & Volume.
• Mathematical Modeling.

Physics Syllabus of AP Polycet

• Chemical Equations & Reactions.
• Reflection of Light.
• Acids, Bases & Salts.
• Refraction of Light at Plane Surface.
• Refraction of Light at Curved Surface.
• Human Eye & Colorful World.
• The structure of an Atom.
• Classification of Elements.
• Chemical Bonding.
• Magnetic Effects of Electric Current.
• Carbon & its Compounds.

Chemistry Syllabus

• Nuclear Chemistry.
• Chemical Thermodynamics.
• The States of Matter.
• Redox Reactions.
• Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium.
• Phase equilibria & Solutions.
• Organic compounds with the functional group-containing nitrogen.
• Chemical Kinetics.
• Atomic Structure.
• Basic Concepts in Organic Chemistry and Stereochemistry.
• Preparation, Properties, and Reactions of Alkanes, Alkenes, Alkynes.
• Qualitative and quantitative analysis and purification of organic compounds.
• Reactions of Benzene and heterocyclic compounds.
• Organic compounds with the functional group-containing halogens.
• Reactions of a, b unsaturated carbonyl and acids.
• Surface Chemistry.
• Organic compounds with the functional group-containing oxygen.
• Biomolecules – Carbohydrates, Protein, Vitamins, Nucleic Acid, Lipids, Hormones.
• Spectroscopy measurements including IR, UV, NMR (proton and carbon 13).
• Urea and malonic ester.
• Environmental Chemistry.
• Chemistry in everyday life etc.