Exam

The JEXPO Exam is conducted every year by the West Bengal State Council of Technical Education for  candidates willing to get admission to the West Bengal Polytechnic College. The detailed syllabus for physical Science for the JEXPO exam is provided below. The candidates can go through the syllabus and prepare it accordingly.

JEXPO Physical Science Syllabus

• Acids  
• Bases & Salts  
• Work  
• Power & Energy  
• Sound  
• Heat  
• Separation of Components of Mixtures  
• Water  
• Concerns about our Environment  
• Behavior of Gases  
• Light  
• Periodic Table and Periodicity of the Properties elements  
• Ionic and Covalent Bonding  
• Chemistry Calculations  
• Thermal Phenomena  
• Current Electricity  
• Electricity and Chemical Reactions  
• Inorganic Chemistry in the Laboratory and in Industry  
• Metallurgy  
• Atomic Nucleus  
• Organic Chemistry  
• General Awareness  
• Objects  
• Trigonometry  
• Construction - Determination of Mean Proportional  
• Pythagoras Theorem  
• Physics and Chemistry  
• Measurement  
• Force & Motion  
• Atomic Structure  
• Mole Concept  
• Matter - Structure and Properties  
• Solution  
• Real-Life Problem related to different Solid, etc.

At the undergraduate level, the University of Delhi offers BSc (Hons) across over 10 specialisations which offer merit-based admission to the students up until 2021. However, starting 2022, DU admission to all the UG courses are conducted via CUET UG. CUET-UG is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the NTA for admission to all undergraduate courses in various central universities, including the University of Delhi.

CUET scores are used for admission to both BSc (Hons) and BSc (General) programmes, weightage of which in the overall admission process varies as per the college and the course under DU. In addition to the CUET scores, DU colleges also consider other factors, such as the candidate's performance in Class 12 or equivalent exams, their extracurricular activities, and their interview performance.

To prepare for the CS Executive Entrance Test CSEET candidates can follow the following guide:
1. Know the CSEET exam pattern and syllabus: Candidates must familiarise with the CSEET exam pattern and syllabus. The syllabus of CSEET is divided into four parts. The exam is conducted for a duration of two hours. Candidates must attempt 120 questions within two hours. Candidates must understand the weightage given to each section and prepare accordingly.
2. Device Preparation Plan: Candidates must plan their study schedule by allocating sufficient time for each section. Candidates must set certain targets for each day or week. Candidates must ensure to have sufficient time for revision and mock tests.
3. Choosing the right study material: Candidates must gather the right study material for CSEET. There are various books that cover the topics as per the latest CSEET syllabus. Candidates can also refer to the study materials uploaded on the official website of ICSI.
4. Understand concepts: To begin with the CSEET preparation candidates must ensure to understand the concepts of each subject. Retain information by making notes.
5. Practice mock tests: ICSI releases the CSEET mock tests for registered candidates. Candidates must ensure to take the mock test to analyse the preparation level. Candidates can also take the free mock tests from - https://www.shiksha.com/exams/cseet-exam-mocktest
6. Revision: Candidates must keep a separate time for revision of important topics to reinforce learning.
7. Stay updated: Candidates must ensure to stay updated with recent developments by reading newspapers, magazines or online news portals.