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Jamia Millia Islamia Faculty of Engineering and Technology
New Delhi-110025

The Entrance Examination for admission in the various departments of the faculty of Engineering & Technology is held every year generally in the month of June. The Faculty of Engineering and Technology in Jamia Millia Islamia consists of the following departments:
1. Department of Civil Engineering.
2. Department of Mechanical Engineering.
3. Department of Electrical Engineering.
4. Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering.
5. Department of Applied Sciences and Humanities.
6. University Polytechnic.

The selected candidates in the entrance examination are called for the interview. The Faculty is presently running several undergraduate courses in various disciplines leading to the degree of B.Tech in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical and Electronics and Communication Engineering. Post-graduate courses in Environmental Science and Engineering, Business Administration, and M.Sc. Electronics are also offered. In addition to these courses university of Polytechnic offers diploma level courses (Day courses and Evening courses).

The Entrance Tests of B.Tech/B.Arch. and Diploma Engg. (Day courses) will be of 3-hours duration and the entrance tests of rest of the courses will be of 2 hours.

Number of seats: The total number of seats available in various courses are given below:

Sl.No. Name of the Course

No. of  Seats

1. B.Tech(Civil)

60

2. B.Tech(Mechanical)

60

3. B.Tech(Electrical)

60

4. B.Tech (Electronics & Communication)

30

5. B.Tech (Computer Engg.)

30

6. B.Arch.

30

7. B.E.(Evening)Civil

60

8. B.E. (Evening) Mechanical

60

9. B.E. (Evening) Electrical

60

10. B.E (Evening) Electronics and Communication

30

11. M.Tech in Environmental Science & Engg. (Part Time)

10

12. M.Sc. Electronics

20

13. M.B.A. (Evening)

60

14. Diploma in Engineering (Civil) (Day & Evening)

40 (Each)

15. Diploma in Engineering (Mech.) (Day & Evening)

40 (Each)

16. Diploma in Engineering (Elec.) (Day & Evening)

40 (Each)

17. Diploma in Engineering (Electonics) (Day & Evening)

40 (Each)

18. Diploma in (Computer Engg.) (Day & Evening)

40 (Each)


Reservation of Seats : 15% of seats will be reserved for SC and 7.5% for ST, 25% seats will be filled by internal students of Jamia who have passed qualifying examination from file Jamia provided they fulfil the minimum requirements for the course and qualify the prescribed Entrance Test(s).

Minimum Qualification: A candidate must have passed Intermediate Science Examination, 10+2 or its equivalent with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry for admission to the courses of B.Tech. and B.Arch.

Application Procedure : Candidates for admission to the Faculty of Engineering and Technology are required to enclose with each Application Form, a Bank Draft/Pay Order or Cash Receipt in the name of Jamia Millia Islamia for an amount of Rs. 400/- in respect of each course. The duly completed Application Form along with draft pay order/cash receipt of requisite amount should reach the Office of the Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi-110025 on the date given in the Admission Schedule.

DETAILED SYLLABUS
for B.Tech/B.Arch. Admission Test

PHYSICS

Units and dimensions, SI Units, displacement, velocity, kinematics in one and two dimensions-with constant acceleration, projectiles; concepts of relative motion, circular motion. Newton's Laws of motion, concepts of inertial frame, momentum and energy, universal law of gravitation, variation of the acceleration due to gravity with altitude and latitude.

Keplers Law of motion of planets and satellites assuming circular orbits, simple harmonic motion. Centre of mass of a system of particles, elastic and inelastic collison in one dimension, rigid bodies, moments of inertia of simple shapes like ring, disc, cylinder and sphere, angular momentum, torque, conservation of angular momentum. Hook's law, Young's Modulus shear and bulk moduli, principle of buoyancy, pressure in a fluid wave motion, concepts of amplitude, frequency and phase, longitudinal and transverse waves, progressive and stationary waves, vibration of string and air columns, resonance, Doppler's effect, Thermal expansion of solids, liquids, and gas, gas laws, absolute temperature, specific heat, Cp1' Cv and isothermal and adiabatic processes, calorimetry, latent heat, equivalence of heat and work, conduction, convection and radiation, Elements of Kinetic Theory of gases, pressure of an ideal gas equipartition of energy, Coulomb's law, electric field, lines of force, electric potential, capacitors in series and parallel arrangement of resistances and cells, Kirchoffs Law, Wheatstone bridge and application, heating effect of current, current carrying wire in a magnetic field,moving coil, galvanometer and ammeter, Amphere's law, Faraday's law, Lorentz Force, effect of magnetic field on current carrying conductors

Maxwell's equations, curved mirrors and thin lenses, magnification, microscope telescope, wave nature of light, interference phenomenon, Young's double silt experiment, fringe width, polarisation of light, cathode rays radioactivity law of decay, halflife, photo-electric effect, Bohr's theory of hydrogen like atoms, X-rays production and properties, diode rectification and triode amplification, Atomic nucleus, binding energy, nuclear energy by fission and fusion, elementary properties of semi conductors and devices based on them, Michelson Morley experiment, postulates of special theory of relativity.

CHEMISTRY

General Chemistry/Physical Chemistry: Atomic mass, extraction of metals, gas laws, ideal gas equation Kinetic molecular theory of gases, constituents of the atom, nuclear model of atom, Bohr's atomic model (Mathematical details excluded), Quantum mechanical model of atom. Aufbau principle, Hund's Rule. Paul's exclusion principle, de Broglie equation, Uncertainty principle, shapes of orbitals, Modern periodic table periodic trends in properties, ionization
energy electron affinity, atomic radii and electronegativity, Chemical bonds, quantum theory of covalent bonds, hydrogen bond, hybridization involving s.p. & d orbital, shapes of molecules, VSEPR Concept, molecular orbital theory, solid state, X-ray studies of crystals, packing in crystals, crystal lattices, Internal energy, enthalpy, Hess's Law, entropy, free energy. Heat of reactions, concept of chemical equilibrium, Law of Equilibrium, Le Chatelier's Principle and its applications, ionisation of electrolytes, Acid base equilibrium, solubility product, ionization of water, pH, redox reactions, Galvanic cell and its EMF, electrode potential, effects of temperature and concentration, electrolysis, Oxidation number, Solutions, lowering of vapour pressure, Raoult's Law, chemical kinetics, rates of reaction, its dependence on
concentration, order of a reaction, factors affecting rate of a reaction rate constant halflife period of first order reaction absorption, colloidal state, preparation and properties of colloidal solutions, gold no, radioactivity, halflife, Carbon dating, chemical thermodynamics.

Inorganic Chemistry

Preparation and Properties of the following:
Hydrogen, Oxygen, Halogens, Noble gases, Water, Hydrogen peroxide, Nitrogen, Boron, Silicon, Phosphorous, sulphur, sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, aluminium, iron, copper, silver, gold, zinc, mercury, tin, lead, transition elements inner transition elements, cement, glass, plastics, soaps, detergents, coordinate   compounds.
Organic Chemistry
Organic radicals, ions, inductive, electrometric and resonance effects, isomerism, Homologous series.
General preparation and functional group properties of the following
with emphasis on points noted against each of them.
 (a) Alkanes (free radical substitution) alkenes (electrophilic addition, Markownikoffs addition, peroxide effect) and alkynes
(b) Alcohol, distinctions holoform reaction
(c) Alkyl halides (Nucleophilic substitution)
(d) Carbonyl compounds (Nucleophilic Addition, polymerization and condensation).
(e) Ethers and carboxylic acids
(f) Amines (classification, distinction, basic nature)
(g) Benzene (resonance), Toluene, Phenol, glycerol, Oils and Fats; Proteins, nucleic acids. Carbohydrates and lipids.

MATHEMATICS

Set Theory and Higher Algebra: Algebra of sets, relation, One, Many one, Onto and Into Mappings, Inverse mapping, Composite mapping, Bounded and unbounded sets Neighbourhood of a point, domain, Codomain, Range.
Square roots of polynomial quadratic surds, unity, A.P., H.P., G.P. and other related miscellaneous series, .A.G.p., Method of differences, Sum of the squares and cubes of first n natural numbers,
Simple geometrical problems of permutations and combinations, General terms in the expansions of Logarithmic, Exponential series, binomial and multinomial theorems, remainder theorem, Factor theorem, rationalising factor of binomial surd of different orders, Conversion of a fraction and a quadratic surd into a continued fraction, Inequalities. Periodic functions, hyperbolic function, Inverse hyperbolic functions, Greatest integer functions, Absolute function, Sisgnum function, Even and Odd functions, Transcendental functions, Rational and Irrational algebric functions etc.

Vector Algebra:
Linear combination of vectors, linear dependence and independence of vectors, Geometrical applications of dot (scalar) and cross (vector) product of two, three and four vectors.

Plane and Solid Geometry:
Classification of curves represented by general polynomial equations (homogeneous and non-homogeneous) of second degree in x and y, Homogeneous equations of nth degree, Detailed study of families of Straight lines and Circles, Parabola, Ellipse and Hyperbola, conditi6n of tangency of a line to a curve of any positive integral degree in x and, simple problems on plane, straight line in space and sphere. .

Trigonometry:
Trigonometrical conditional identities and equations, Relations between sides, angles and radii of in circle, circum circle and excribed circle associated with triangle, Inverse circular functions, Polar form of complex number, Euler's formula, Values of (a+ib)p/q, Applications of De-Moiver’s theorem.

Determinants and matrices:
Multiplications of determinants and matrices, adjoint and inverse of matrices, rank of matrix, Cramer's rule, Applications of determinants and matrices, Geometrical transformations (i.e. reflection, rotation, translation, enlargement), their composition and representation by matrices.

Limit continuity, Differentiability, Differentiation of composite function, Implicit relation, Parametric forms, logarithmic differentiation, differentiation by transformations, increasing and decreasing functions, Tangent, Normal, Maxima and Minima of a function of one variable, velocity, Acceleration, rolle's theorem,
 Lagranges's mean value theorem, standard results on successive (ordinary and partial) differentiation. L'Hospital's rule, Seven indeterminate forms, Euler's theorem on homogenous function for partial differentiation, Simple problems on Leibnitz's theorem. Equations of tangent plane and normal line at any point of 3D figures.

Integral calculus: Integration by well known standard results, by substitutions, by parts, by partial fractions, some well known definite integrals, properties of definite integrals, Reduction formulae, Applications of definite integral in finding the area of bounded region in Z-Y plane, volume and lateral (curved) surface area of some well known 3-D solids obtained by revolution, Mean value, Mean square value, root mean square value of a function for a given interval, Calculation of a interval in which the value of a given definite integral exists.

Differential Equations: Formation of ordinary and partial differential equations, General and particular solution of O.D.E. of order and I degree (i.e. variable separable for, homogenous form, linear form, exact form and their reducible form obtained by some transformations and integrating factors), O.D.E. of order but not of I degree, General solution of dnv/dxn = G(X),d2V/dx2 = H(v).
Karl Pearson's simple correlation coefficient for a tabulated function between two variable Coefficients of covariance and variation, Lines of Regression, regression coefficients Properties of binomial, normal and poission distributions. Measures of skewness and Kurtosis.

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