NSI Admission Test Syllabus 2025: Download Latest Syllabus PDF

The section-wise syllabus of ANSI-SE course paper is as under: 

Section A: Mathematics (25 marks) - Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus, matrices, differential equations, geometry, mechanics, mathematical statistics, vector algebra and vector calculus 

Section B: Chemistry (25 marks) - General and Physical chemistry, organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry 

Section C: Physics (25 marks) - Mechanics and wave motions, thermodynamics, basic electronics, optics and lasers, electromagnetics, quantum mechanics, relativity, solid states and nuclear physics, solid-state electronics

Section D: Chemical Engineering (25 marks) - process calculation, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics and chemical operations, heat transfer, mass transfer and transport phenomenon, chemical reaction engineering.

The syllabus for each section of PGD-ST is as under: 

Section A: Mechanical Engineering and Production Engineering (50 marks) - Basic concepts and laws of thermodynamics, combustion of fuels, properties of steam, steam generators, turbines and condensers, internal combustion engines, gas turbines, air compressors, heat transfer, mechanical engineering design, manufacturing technology, computer-aided manufacturing and manufacturing automation

Section B: Electrical Engineering (50 marks) - Electromagnetic induction, AC fundamentals, AC circuits, DC generators, DC motors, transformers, induction motors, alternators, power system alternates

The section-wise syllabus of NSI Admission Test 2025 is as under: 

Section A: Chemistry (25 marks) - General and Physical chemistry, organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry 

Section B: Industrial Chemistry and Applied Chemistry  (25 marks) - Industrial aspects of organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry, Industrial aspects of Physical chemistry, Material Science and Industrial Pollution, Effluent treatment, waste management, process instrumentation, environmental analysis in the process industry, 

Section C: Biochemistry and Biotechnology(25 marks) - Molecular Genetics, general biochemistry, general microbiology, an introduction to immunology

Section D: Chemical and Biochemical Engineering (25 marks) - Chemical engineering, biochemical engineering

The section-wise syllabus of PGD DIIPA is as under: 

Section A: Instrumentation Engineering (50 marks) - Electronics, linear and digital integrations circuits, electronics instruments and measurements, transducers, process instrumentation and control, the system of control 

Section B: Basic Engineering (50 marks) - electrical engineering and machines, mechanical engineering, microprocessors, engineering mathematics

oThe section-wise syllabus pf DPSPMM is as under: 

Section A: Agricultural Chemistry (50 marks) - Irrigation and water, irrigation methods, measurement of irrigation water, the necessity of drainage, accidents, seed, diversity of life, organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry, plan cell, structure, plan physiology, 

Section B: Chemistry (50 marks) - chemical equilibrium, colloids, electrochemistry, chemical kinetics, catalysis, optical and geometric isomerism, carbohydrates, methods of preparation and properties used in alcohol etc. 

The section-wise syllabus of DQCES is as under: 

Section A: Chemistry (50 marks) - General and Physical chemistry, organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry 

Section B: Environmental Science and Biotechnology (50 marks) - biochemistry and metabolism, microbiology, microbial genetics, molecular biology and basic genetic engineering and environmental sciences, elementary immunology, basic biochemical, biophysical techniques, and biomaths

The section-wise syllabus of SECC is as under: 

Section A: Mechanical Engineering (50 marks) - strengths of material, thermodynamics, hydraulics and pneumatic system, the theory of machines, CNC machines and automation, production management 

Section B: Electrical Engineering (50 marks) - fundamentals of electrical engineering, electrical machines, energy sources and management of electrical energy, estimation and costing in electrical engineering, electrical power - generation, transmission and utilisation, industrial electronics and control of the device