Syllabus for Animal
Husbandry Diploma Entrance Test- 2012
(A) Physics
Unit and dimensions, dimensional analysis, S.I. Units,
Motion in two dimensions Cases of uniform velocity and uniform acceleration,
General relation between position and velocity, Uniform circular motion, Force
and inertia. Newton's Laws of motion. Conservation of momentum and energy.
Static and kinetic friction. Work energy and power collisions, potentialenergy,
gravitational potential energy and its angular conversion to kinetic energy.
Potentialenergy of a spring, Rigid body rotation and conservation of its
momentum. Moment of inertia, theorems of parallel and perpendicular axis.
(Moment of inertia of uniform ring, disc, thin rod and cylinder only).Acceleration
due to gravity and its variation, Universal law of gravitation, geostationary
satellites, escape velocity. Hooke's law, Young's modulus, shear and bulk
modulus, surface energy and surface tension, kinetic theory of gases, gas laws,
kinetic energy and temperature. Specific heats at constant volume and constant pressure.
mechanical equivalent of heat, isothermal and adiabatic processes. Heat
conduction in one dimension, convection and radiation, Stefan's Law and Newton's
law of cooling Periodic motion, Simple harmonic motion, Oscillations due to
spring, Wave motion principle of superposition; Progressive and stationary
waves, Beats and Doppler effect.Wave nature of light, Interference, Young's
double slit experiment, Velocity of light and Doppler's effect in light.
Reflection, refraction, total internal reflection, curved mirrors, Lenses,
mirror and lens formulae. Dispersion in prism, absorption and emission spectra.
The human eye, defects of vision, magnification and
resolving power of telescope and microscope "e" and "e/m"
for an electron, Einstein's photoelectric equation, photocells. Bohr model of
the atom, Hydrogen spectrum, Composition of nucleus, atomic masses and
isotopes, radioactivity, laws of radioactive decay, decay constant, half life
and mean life, Mass-energy relation, fission. X-Ray: Properties and uses. Elementary
ideas of conductor, semi-conductor and insulator, intrinsic and extrinsic semi
conductors, np Junction as a rectifier.Bar magnet, lines of force, torque on a
bar magnet due to magnetic field, earth's magnetic field, tangent galvanometer,
vibration magnetometer. Coulomb's law of electrostatic, dielectric constant,
electric field and potential due to a point charge, dipole, dipole field,
Gauss's law in a simple geometrics. Electrostatic potential, capacitance,
parallel plate and spherical capacitors capacitors in series and parallel,
energy of a capacitor. Electric current, Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's laws,
resistances in series and parallel temperature dependence of resistance. Wheatstone
bridge, potentiometer. Measurement of voltages and currents. Electric power,
heating effects of currents, chemical effects and law of electrolysis, thermoelectricity.
Biot Savart law. Magnetic fields due to a straight wire circular loop and
solenoid. Force on a moving charge in a manetic field (Lorentz force), Magnetic
moment of acurrent loop, effect of a uniform magnetic field of a current loop,
forces between two currents, moving coil, galvanometer, ammeter and voltmeter. Electromagnetic
induction induced emf, Faraday's law, Lenz's law, self and mutual inductance
alternating currents, impedence and reactance growth and decay of current in L-R
circuit, elementary idea of dynamo and transformer.
(B) Chemistry
General and Physical Chemistry Structure of Atom:
Constitution of nucleus : Bohr's atom model : quantum numbers Aufbau principle,
electronic configuration of elements (upto-Kr) :de-Broglie relation, shapes of
orbitals. Chemical Bond : Electrovalent, covalent and coordinate bonds,
hybridization (sp) : hydrogen bond: shapes of molecules (VSERR theory) : bond
polarity, resonance, Elements of VBT MOT. Solutions: Modes of expressing
concentrations of solutions: Types of solutions, Raoult's law of colligative
properties, non-ideal solution, abnormal molecular weights. Solid State:
Crystal lattices, unit cells, Structure of ionic compounds: close packed structure
lonic radii, imperfections (Point defects): Properties of solids. Nuclear
Chemistry: Radioactive radiations: half-life, radioactive decay, group displacement
structure and properties of nucleus: Nuclear reaction, disintegration series,
artificial transmutation: isotopes and their uses, Radio carbon dating. Chemical
Equilibrium: Chemical equilibrium, Law of mass action: KP and KC: Le Chatelier
principle and its application. Ionic Equilibrium in solutions, Solubility
product, and common ion effect, theories of acids and base hydrolysis of salts:
pH: buffers. Thermochemistry and Thermodynamics: Energy changes during a
chemical reaction: intrinsic energy enthalpy, first law of thermodynamics:
Hess's law, Heats of reactions: Second law of thermodynamics: entropy: free
energy; spontaneity of a chemical reaction; free energy change and chemical
equilibrium; free energy as energy available for useful work. Chemical
kinetics, Rate of a reaction, factors affecting the rate, rate constant, rate
expression,order of reaction, first order rate constant
expression and characteristics, Arrhenous equation. Electrochemistry:
Oxidation, Oxidation number and ion-electron methods. Electrolytic conduction.
Faraday's laws; voltaic cell, electrode potentials, electromotive force, Gibb's
energy and cell potentials. Nornest equation, commercial cells, fuel cell,
electrochemical theory of corrosion. Surface chemistry, Colloids and Catalysis;
Adsorption, Colloids (type’s preparation and properties), Emulsions, Micelles,
Catalysis: Types and characteristics.
Inorganic Chemistry:
Principles of metallurgical-operations : Furnaces, ore
concentration, extraction, purification metallurgies of Na, Al, Fe, Cu, Ag, Zn
and Pb and their properties. Chemical periodicity : s, p, d and f-block
elements, periodic Table: periodicity : atomic and ionic radii valency,
ionization energy, electron affinity electronegativity, metallic character. Comparative
study of elements: Comparative study of the following families of elements: (i)
alkali metals (ii) Alkaline earth metals (iii) Nitrogen family (iv) Oxygen family
(v) Halogens (vi) Noble gases. Transition metals: Electronic configuration of
3d-metal ions, oxidation states, other general characteristic properties,
Potassium permanganate, Potassium dichromate. Co-ordination compounds: Simple
nomenclature, bounding and stability, classification and bonding in organometallics.
Chemical analysis: Chemistry involved is simple inorganic qualitative analysis:
calculations based on acid-base titrimetry.
Organic Chemistry:
Calculation of empirical and molecular formula of organic
compounds, Nomenclature of organic compounds, common functional groups
isomerism structure and shapes of alkanes, alkanes and benzene. Preparation
properties and uses of alkynes, alkyl, benzene, petroleum, cracking octane number,
gasoline additives. Nomenclature, Physical chemical properties, correlation of
physical properties with structure properties and uses of heloalkanes,
halobenzenes, alcholos and phenols: General ideas of some polyhalogen compounds
viz., dicholorothanes, dichloroethers, chloroform, carbon tetrachloride D.D.T.,
and benzene hexachloride. Nomenclature, methods of preparation, Chemical
properties correlations of physical properties with structures and uses of
ethers, aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids and their derivatives, Brief
account of the chemistry of Cyanides, isocyanides, amines and nitro compounds. Polymers:
Classification : Preparation and uses of common natural and synthetic polymers.
Biomolecules: Classification, Structures and biological importance of carbohydrates amino
acids, peptides, proteins and enzymes, nucleic acids and lipids.
2 comments:
Agar sir maths wala ag. Subject se paper deta he to uska syllebus kya rahega or maths wale ki branch kya rahegi or bio or ag. Wale kya rahegi kya teno k branch ek hi rahegi.
Hello there!
As i have understood, what you are asking for is "what will be the syllabus when a person having branch Mathematics want to appear in this exam?"
Answer is: Exam syllabus & Exam Pattern is common for all branches & will be as follows:
40 Questions from Physics
40 Questions from Chemistry
20 Questions from General Knowledge
Total 100 questions.
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