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➢ Dimensional Analysis and Its Applications

➢ Accuracy, Precision of Instruments and Errors in Measurement

➢ Dimensions of Physical Quantities

Physical World & Units and
1 ➢ Accuracy, Precision of Instruments and Errors in Measurement,
Measurement
Combination of Errors
➢ Dimensional Formulae and Dimensional Equations

➢ Significant Figures

➢ Uniformly Accelerated Motion

➢ Kinematical Quantities on Graphs

➢ Acceleration
➢ Motion Under gravity
2 Motion In a Straight Line
➢ Relative Velocity

➢ Kinematic Equations for Uniformly Accelerated Motion

➢ Relative Motion in one dimension

➢ Addition and Subtraction of Vectors

➢ Projectile Motion

➢ Addition of Vectors

➢ Relative Velocity

3 Motion In a Plane ➢ Scalars and Vectors

➢ Circular Motion

➢ Motion in a Plane

➢ Motion In a Plane with Constant Acceleration

➢ Friction
➢ Circular Motion
➢ Newtons Second Law of Motion
➢ Tension, Spring force, Normal Reaction, etc
➢ Static & Kinetic Friction
4 Laws Of Motion
➢ Pseudo-Force
➢ Conservation of Momentum
➢ Application of Laws of Motion
➢ Newtons First Law of Motion
➢ Impulse
 ➢ Collisions

➢ Work-Energy Theorem

➢ Motion in Vertical Circle

➢ Power

➢ Work Done by Force

➢ Gravitational Potential Energy

➢ Kinetic Energy
5 Work, Energy and Power
➢ Work

➢ A General Study of The Potential Energy Curve

➢ Conservation of Mechanical Energy

➢ Potential Energy

➢ The Conservation of Mechanical Energy

➢ Conservative and Non-Conservative Forces

➢ The Concept of Potential Energy

➢ Moment of Inertia

➢ Angular Momentum

➢ Centre of Mass

➢ General Motion of a Rigid Body

➢ Torque

➢ Rotational Kinetic Energy

System Of Particles and ➢ Dynamics of Rotational Motion

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Rotational Motion ➢ Theorems of Perpendicular and Parallel Axes

➢ Equilibrium of a Rigid Body

➢ Linear Momentum of a System of Particles

➢ Motion of Centre of Mass

➢ Rigid Body

➢ Rolling Motion

➢ Vector Product of Two Vectors

➢ Satellite Motion

➢ Kepler’s Laws of Planetary Motion

➢ Gravitational Potential Energy

➢ Acceleration due to Gravity & its variations

7 Gravitation
➢ Acceleration Due to Gravity

➢ UNIVERSAL LAW of GRAVITATION

➢ Gravitational Field
➢ Acceleration Due to Gravity Upon the Earth’s Surface

➢ Elastic Moduli

Mechanical Properties of ➢ Moduli of Elasticity

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Solids ➢ Stress and Strain

➢ Hooke’s Law
 ➢ Surface Tension

Mechanical Properties of ➢ Pressure

9
Fluids ➢ Viscosity

➢ Bernoulli's Principle & its application

➢ Calorimetry

➢ Thermal Expansion

➢ Heat Transfer
10 Thermal Properties of Matter
➢ Ideal Gas Equation and Absolute Temperature

➢ Newtons Law of Cooling

➢ Specific Heat Capacity

➢ Thermodynamic processes

➢ Heat Engines & Heat Pumps

➢ Carnot Engine

➢ Calculating Work done by A gas

➢ First Law of Thermodynamics

➢ Heat, Internal Energy and Work

11 Thermodynamics
➢ Internal Energy of Gas

➢ Refrigerators and Heat Pumps

➢ Second Law of Thermodynamics

➢ Calculating Molar Heat Capacity of a Gas

➢ Polytropic Process (PVa = constant)

➢ Work Done by a Gas

➢ Kinetic Theory of an Ideal Gas

➢ Specific Heat Capacity

➢ Mean Free Path

12 Kinetic Theory of Gases ➢ Concept For Mixture of Gases

➢ Law of Equipartition of Energy

➢ Behaviour of Gases

➢ Simple Harmonic Motion

➢ Some Systems Executing Simple Harmonic Motion

➢ Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion

➢ Linear SHM

➢ Damped Simple Harmonic Motion

13 Oscillations
➢ Angular SHM

➢ Equation of SHM

➢ Velocity and Acceleration in Simple Harmonic Motion

➢ Force Law for Simple Harmonic Motion
 ➢ Doppler Effect

➢ Standing or Stationary Waves

➢ The Speed of a Travelling Wave

➢ Beats

➢ Equation of a Progressive Wave

➢ Interference
14 Waves
➢ Oscillation of Air Column

➢ Power Transmission, Intensity and Loudness

➢ Speed of Travelling Waves

➢ Transverse and Longitudinal Waves

➢ Vibration of A String

➢ Electric Field

➢ Coulomb's Law

➢ Gauss Law

15 Electric Charges and Fields ➢ Electric Dipole

➢ Motion of A Charged Particle In Uniform Electric Field

➢ Electric Flux
➢ Electric Charges

➢ Grouping of capacitors

➢ Capacitors with Dielectrics

➢ Capacitors and Capacitance

➢ Electrostatic Potential

➢ Electrostatic Potential Energy

➢ Dielectrics and polarization

➢ Electrostatics of conductors

Electrostatic Potential and ➢ Capacitors

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Capacitance
➢ Equivalent Capacitance

➢ Sharing of Charge and Common Potential

➢ Sharing of Charge between capacitors

➢ Grouping of Conductors

➢ Electrostatic Energy Density

➢ Potential due to a Continuous Charge Distribution

➢ Relation between Electric Field and Potential
 ➢ Kirchhoff's Rules
➢ Electrical Energy & Power
➢ Potentiometer
➢ RC circuits
➢ DC Metering Circuits
➢ Equivalent Resistance
➢ Combination of Resistors – Series and Parallel
➢ Meter bridge
➢ Resistivity of Various Materials
17 Current Electricity ➢ Current Density, Drift velocity, Mobility, Resistivity
➢ Ohm's Law
➢ Galvanometer, Ammeter, Voltmeter
➢ Cells in Series and Parallel
➢ Resistance of Various Shaped Conductors
➢ Resistor Colour Codes
➢ Wheatstone bridge
➢ Cells & Its combinations

➢ Drift of Electrons and The Origin of Resistivity

➢ Motion of A charged particle in a Magnetic Field

➢ Magnetic field due to various current carrying conductors
➢ Magnetic Force on a Current Carrying Conductor
➢ Current Loop as a Magnetic Dipole
➢ Magnetic Field Due to A Current Element – Biot-Savart's Law
Moving Charges and ➢ Magnetic Force
18
Magnetism
➢ Ampere's Circuital Law
➢ Torque On a Current Loop in A Uniform Magnetic Field
➢ The moving coil galvanometer
➢ Magnetic Force: Lorentz Force
➢ Motion in combined electric and magnetic fields

➢ Magnetic Properties of Materials

➢ Earth's Magnetism
19 Magnetism And Matter ➢ Bar Magnet

➢ Magnetisation and Magnetic Intensity

➢ Faraday's Law of Induction

➢ Behaviour of an Inductor in a DC Circuit (L-R Circuit)
➢ Motional electromotive force
➢ Mutual Inductance
➢ Self-Inductance & Inductors
20 Electromagnetic Induction
➢ Lenz Law
➢ Induced electric field
➢ LR Circuits
➢ Magnetic flux
 ➢ Characteristics of Electromagnetic Waves

➢ Important characteristics and nature of electromagnetic waves

➢ Relation between electric field, magnetic field and speed of light

21 Electromagnetic Waves ➢ Intensity of electromagnetic wave

➢ Electromagnetic spectrum

➢ Displacement Current

➢ Radiation Pressure due to EM Waves

➢ Series AC Circuits

➢ LC oscillations

➢ Alternating Current and EMF

➢ AC Voltage applied to a series LCR circuit

➢ Power In Ac Circuits, Power Factor

➢ Transformers

22 Alternating Current ➢ Complex AC Circuits

➢ LCR Series Circuit & Its Resonance

➢ Resonance in Series LCR Circuit

➢ Mean & RMS Value of Ac

➢ AC through an L-R Circuit

➢ AC through an R-C Circuit

➢ Quality factor of AC circuit

➢ PRISM

➢ Lens Formula

➢ Lens Maker's Formula

➢ Refraction

➢ Spherical mirrors

➢ Total Internal Reflection

Ray Optics and Optical ➢ Thin lenses

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Instruments
➢ Power of a Lens

➢ Compound microscope

➢ Refraction at plane surface

➢ Spherical refracting surfaces

➢ Reflection of Light
➢ Telescope
➢ Image
➢ Young's Double Slit Experiment & Modified YDSE
➢ Interference of Light Wave and Young’s Double Slit Experiment
➢ Superposition & Interference
24 Wave Optics
➢ Polarisation
➢ Diffraction
➢ Resolving power of optical instruments
 ➢ Photoelectric effect

➢ Wave Nature of matter

➢ de Broglie Wavelength
Dual Nature of Radiation and
25 ➢ Einstein Photoelectric Equation: Energy Quantum of Radiation
Matter
➢ Experimental study of photoelectric effect

➢ Particle nature of light: The photon

➢ Radiation Pressure

➢ Bohr's Atomic Model

➢ The Line Spectra of the Hydrogen Atom

➢ Continuous and Characteristic X-rays

26 Atoms
➢ Hydrogen Spectrum

➢ Alpha-Particle Scattering and RutherfordS Nuclear Model of Atom

➢ Bohr's Model of The Hydrogen Atom

➢ Radioactivity

➢ Nuclear Properties & Q Value

➢ Mass-Energy and Nuclear Binding Energy

27 Nuclei
➢ Mass-Energy Equivalence

➢ Nuclear Reactions

➢ Size of The Nucleus

➢ Semiconductor & Diode

➢ Junction Transistor
Semiconductor Electronics: ➢ Digital Electronics and Logic Gates
28 Materials, Devices and Simple
Circuits ➢ Special Purpose p-n Junction Diodes

➢ Logic Gates

➢ Application of Junction Diode as A Rectifier

➢ Amplitude Modulation

➢ Communication System

29 Communication Systems ➢ Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves

➢ Elements of A Communication System

➢ signals

➢ Vernier Calliper, Screw Gauge

30 Experimental Physics
➢ Screw Gauge
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 Quantum Mechanical Model of the Atom

 Developments Leading to The Bohr’s Model of Atom
1 Structure Of Atom
 Bohr’s Model for Hydrogen Atom
 Towards Quantum Mechanical Model of the Atom
 Reactions in Solutions (Concentration terms)
 Stoichiometry and stoichiometric calculations
 Mole concept and molar masses
 Atomic and molecular masses
Some Basic Concepts of
2  Balancing a chemical equation
Chemistry
 Daltons Atomic Theory
 Properties of Matter and Their Measurement
 Uncertainty In Measurement (Scientific Notation, Significant
Figures)
 Classification of Elements as Metals, Non-Metals and Metalloids
 Historical Development of Classification of Elements
 Periodic Trends in Physical Properties
Classification of Elements and
3  Nomenclature of Elements with Atomic Number > 100
Periodicity in Properties
 Division of Elements Into S, P, D and F-Blocks and Their
Characteristics
 Periodic trends in properties of elements
 molecular orbital theory (MOT)
 Hybridization
 The valence shell electron pair repulsion (VSEPR) theory
 bond parameters
 hydrogen bonding
Chemical Bonding and  Valence bond theory (VBT)
4
Molecular Structure  Lewis Symbols, Octet Rule, Formal Charge, Limitations of Octet
Rule
 Back bonding
 Bonding In Some Homonuclear Diatomic Molecules
 Ionic Or Electrovalent Bond, Factors Which Favour the Formation
of Ionic Bond, Characteristics of ionic compounds
 Ideal gas equation
 Daltons Law of Partial Pressures
 Intermolecular forces
 Equation of state for real gases (van der waals equation)
 Liquefaction of gases
5 States of Matter  Explanation for the deviation from ideal gas behaviour
 Kinetic Energy and Molecular Speeds
 Compressibility Factor
 The Gaseous State
 Vapour Pressure
 Viscosity

  Enthalpy Change, Dr H of a reaction – Reaction Enthalpy
 Gibbs Energy and Spontaneity
 Entropy
 Pressure-Volume Work
 Spontaneity-Second Law of Thermodynamics
 Measurement of DU and DH: Calorimetry
 Thermodynamic Process
6 Thermodynamics
 Enthalpy of neutralisation or Heat of neutralisation
 Change in Thermodynamics properties in expansion or contraction
of a gas
 Hess Law of Constant Heat Summation
 Relationship between Equilibrium constant (K), Reaction Quotient
(Q) and Gibbs Energy (G)
 State of a System
 Thermodynamic Properties: State Function, Path Functions
 Solubility Equilibria of Sparingly Soluble Salts
 Homogeneous Equilibria
 The pH Scale
 Acid base Titration
 Buffer Solution, buffer capacity
7 Equilibrium
 Hydrolysis of Salts and the pH of their Solution
 Heterogeneous Equilibria
 The Ionization Constant of Water and Its Ionic Product
 Acids, Bases and Salts
 Factors Affecting Equilibria
 Redox Reactions as the Basis of Titrations
 Calculations Based on Volumetric Analysis
 Balancing of Redox Reactions
8 Redox Reactions  Redox Reactions and Electrode Processes
 Volume Strength of H2O2
 Equivalent Weight
 Oxidation and Reduction in Terms of Oxidation Number
 Nomenclature of Substituted Benzene Compounds
 Nomenclature of Organic Compounds (Hydrocarbons)
 Quantitative Analysis
 Isomerism
 Methods of Purification of Organic Compounds
 Aromaticity
Organic Chemistry Some
9  Molecular Weight Determination
Basic Principles & Techniques
 Structural Representations of Organic Compounds
 Nomenclature of Organic Compounds
 Classification of Organic Compounds
 Fundamental Concepts in Organic Reaction Mechanism
 Nomenclature of Substituted Benzene Compounds
 Reaction Intermediates
 Alkenes
 Aromatic Hydrocarbon
 Electrophilic substitution reactions
10 Hydrocarbons  Alkynes
 Alkanes
 Classification
  Water Pollution
 Soil Pollution
 Green Chemistry
11 Environmental Chemistry  Environmental Pollution
 Industrial Waste
 Strategies To Control Environmental Pollution
 Atmospheric Pollution

 Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2)

 Water
 Dihydrogen (H2)
12 Hydrogen  Heavy Water (D2O)
 Dihydrogen as a Fuel
 Isotopes of Hydrogen, Isomers of Hydrogen

 Group-1 Elements: Alkali Metals

 Group-2 Elements: Alkaline Earth Metals
 General Characteristics of compounds of the alkaline earth metals
 Compounds of Sodium and Potassium
13 The S-Block Elements
 Anomalous Properties of Lithium
 Anomalous Behaviour of Beryllium
 General Characteristics of The Compounds of The Alkali Metals
 Biological Importance of Magnesium and Calcium
 Biological Importance of Sodium and Potassium
14 The S-Block Elements  Anomalous Behaviour of Carbon
 Silicon (Si)
 Close Packed Structures
 Calculation of Packing Efficiency
 Unit Cell
 Calculation of Number of Atoms In A Unit Cell:Primitive Cubic Unit
15 The Solid State
Cells, Body-Centred Cubic Unit Cell, Face-Centred Cubic Unit Cell
 General Characteristics of Solid State
 Radius Ratio in Ionic Solids
 Properties of Solids: Electrical Properties, Magnetic Properties
 Colligative Properties
 VanT Hoff Factor and Abnormal Molecular Masses
16 Solutions
 Methods of Expressing the Strength of Solution
 Solutions
 Nernst Equations
 Thermodynamic Relationships of Cell
 Quantitative Aspects of Electrolysis and Faradays Laws
 Molar Conductivity
 Conductance Measurement
 Electrochemical Cell
 Electrochemical Series
17 Electrochemistry
 Electrolysis
 Conductance (G) and Conductivity (K)
 Metallic/Electrolytic Conductors
 Commercial Cells or Batteries: Primary Cells Secondary Cells
 Equilibrium Constant and Cell Potential
 Commercial Cells or Batteries
  Integrated Rate Equations
 Activation energy
 Factors Affecting Rate of a Chemical Reaction
Chemical Kinetics and Nuclear
18  Nuclear Chemistry
Chemistry
 Graphical Method
 Order of reaction from reaction mechanism

 Colloids
 Adsorption
19 Surface Chemistry
 Emulsions
 Applications of Colloids
 Oxides of Nitrogen
 Group 17 Elements
 Group 15 Elements
 Group 18 Elements
 Nitric Acid
 Phosphine, PH3
 Phosphorus Halide
20 The P-Block Elements  Uses of Boron and Aluminium and Their Compounds
 Allotropes of carbon
 Compounds of Halogens
 Interhalogen Compounds
 Simple Oxides
 Allotropes of Sulphur
 Compounds of Chlorine
 Oxoacids of Halogens

 General Properties of the Transition Elements (d-Block)

 Preparation and Properties of the Compounds of d-block Elements
21 The D And F-Block Elements  The Lanthanoids
 Electronic Configurations of the D-Block Elements

 Bonding in coordination compounds

 Isomerism in coordination compounds
 WernerS Theory of Coordination Compounds
22 Coordination Compounds
 Coordination Compounds in Daily Life
 IUPAC Nomenclature of coordination compounds
 Stability of Coordination Compounds
Principles Of Qualitative
23  Physical Analysis
Analysis
 Extractive Metallurgy
 Important Ores and Minerals
 Ellingham Diagrams
General Principles and
24 Processes Of Isolation Of  Extraction of Metals (General)
Elements  Thermodynamical Principles of Metallurgy
 Occurrence of Elements
 Some Terms

 Elimination reactions of haloalkanes

 Reactions of haloalkanes
25 Haloalkanes And Haloarenes  Methods of Preparation of Haloarenes
 Classification
 Polyhalogen compounds
  Chemical Properties of alcohols
 Chemical properties of Phenols and its derivatives
 Physical Properties of alcohols
26 Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
 Preparation of alcohols
 Preparation of Ethers
 Reactions involving R–O bond Cleavage
 Chemical reactions of aldehydes and ketones
 Methods of preparation of for aldehydes and ketones
 Methods of preparation for carboxylic acids
Aldehydes, Ketones and  Chemical reactions of carboxylic acids
27
Carboxylic Acids  Electron Displacements in covalent bonds
 Physical Properties of Carboxylic Acids
 Preparations and properties of Acid Derivatives
 Practical Chemistry
 Chemical reaction
 Diazonium salts
 Preparation of amines
28 Amines
 Structure of Amines
 Nitrogen containing compounds
 Physical Properties & Basic Character of Amines
 Proteins
 Disaccharides
 Other monosaccharides (Miscellaneous)
29 Biomolecules  Polysaccharides
 Carbohydrates (Classification)
 Enzymes
 Fructose and Its Structure
 Classification of polymerisation reaction
 Classification of polymers
30 Polymers
 Biodegradable polymers
 Molecular Mass of Polymers
 Therapeutic action of different classes of drugs
 Antifertility
31 Chemistry In Everyday Life
 Chemical used in food
 Drugs and Their Classification
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➢ Operations on Sets
1 Sets ➢ Practical Problems on Union and Intersection of Two Sets
➢ Subset
➢ Trigonometric Equations
➢ Heights and Distances
➢ Properties of Triangles
2 Trigonometric Functions
➢ Transformation formulae
➢ Trigonometric functions
➢ Trigonometric Ratios of Multiple Angles
➢ Different Particulars of Complex Numbers
➢ Circle in Argand Plane
➢ Cube roots of unity
3 Complex Numbers ➢ Different Forms of Complex Numbers
➢ Geometry of Complex Numbers
➢ Algebra of Complex Numbers
➢ Important Loci in the Argand Plane
➢ Quadratic Equation
4 Quadratic Equations ➢ Properties Related to Nature of roots of Quadratic Equation
➢ Position of a number with respect to Roots of an Equation
➢ Arithmetic Progression (A.P.)
➢ Geometric Progression (G.P.)
➢ Special Series
5 Sequences And Series ➢ A.M. and G.M. Inequality and Its Application
➢ Telescopic Sums and Products
➢ Arithmetic -Geometric Series (AGP)
➢ Number of permutations under certain restrictions
➢ Combinations
Permutations And ➢ Special Uses of nCr
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Combinations ➢ Number Divisible By 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13
➢ Permutations
➢ Fundamental Principle of Counting
➢ General term in the expansion of (a + x)n
➢ Properties of Binomial Coefficients
➢ Problems Based on general term, particular terms and middle
term in a given Binomial Expansion
7 Binomial Theorem
➢ Middle Term In The Expansion of (a + x)n
➢ Problems Based on Direct Expansion
➢ Multinomial Theorem
➢ Some Special Forms of Binomial Theorem
 ➢ Different Forms of Straight Lines
➢ Analysis of Two Lines
8 Straight Lines ➢ Different Centres of a Triangle ABC having Vertices
➢ Image Reflection, Foot of Perpendicular, Perpendicular Distance
of a point with Respect to a Line
➢ Circle
9 Conic Sections I ➢ Analysis of Two Circles
➢ Family of Circles
➢ Parabola
10 Conic Sections II ➢ Ellipse
➢ Hyperbola
➢ Implications
11 Mathematical Reasoning ➢ Special Words/Phrases
➢ New Statements from old
12 Limits And Derivatives ➢ Limit
➢ Variance and standard deviation
13 Statistics
➢ Mean deviation
➢ Functions
➢ Replacement Property of Function
14 Relations And Functions ➢ Relations
➢ Some functions and their graphs
➢ Domain and Range for Functions
➢ Sum/Difference Formulae for Inverse (Tangent) Functions
➢ The Domains and Ranges of Basic Inverse Trigonometric
Inverse Trigonometric Functions
15
Functions
➢ Solutions of Inverse Trigonometric Equations
➢ Converting One Inverse Function into another
➢ Product of Matrices
➢ Matrix Polynomial
16 Matrices
➢ Operation On Matrices (Addition, Subtraction and Multiplication)
➢ Symmetric and Skew Symmetric Matrix
➢ Cramer's Rules & Its applications
➢ Solution of Homogeneous equations
➢ Expansion of a Determinant
17 Determinants
➢ Adjoint of A Matrix
➢ Properties of determinant
➢ Inverse of a Matrix
➢ Limit
➢ Differentiability
Continuity And
18 ➢ Continuity
Differentiability
➢ Differentiation
➢ Mean Value Theorem
➢ Maxima and Minima
➢ Increasing and Decreasing Functions
19 Application Of Derivatives
➢ Tangent and Normal
➢ Rate Of Change of Quantities
➢ Methods of Integration
20 Integrals
➢ Definite integral
21 Application Of Integrals ➢ Area bounded between two curves
➢ Methods of solution of ordinary differential equation of First Order
and First Degree
22 Differential Equations ➢ Geometrical and Physical Applications
➢ Formation of Ordinary Differential Equation (ODE)
➢ Product of vectors
23 Vector Algebra
➢ Solving Vector Equation
 ➢ Plane
➢ Point & Plane
Three-Dimensional ➢ Equation of a line in space
24
Geometry ➢ Line & Plane
➢ Family of Plane
➢ Shortest distance between two lines
➢ Computation of probability of events using permutations and
combinations
➢ Random Variable
➢ Bernoulli Trials and Binomial Distribution
➢ Conditional probability
25 Probability ➢ Definition of probability
➢ Basic Concepts and Terms used in Probability
➢ Independent Events
➢ Addition rule of probability
➢ Bayes Theorem