Science

Criteria for admission:
The students are admitted into all U.G courses except B.Sc. (Hons) Community Science based on their performance in the state level Common Entrance Test (EAMCET) conducted during the year of admission by the AP Sate Council of Higher Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh. In case of B.Sc. (Hons) Community Science, the eligibility criteria is a pass in twoyear intermediate Examination either M.P.C. or Bi.P.C. Candidates holding three years Diploma in Home Science are also eligible. The University shall invite applications from eligible candidates through notification in some of the leading newspapers generally in the month of June (G.O.Ms.No.184, dated 20-08-1993 of Education (E.C.2) Department).
Age:
The candidates for admission into First Year Under Graduate courses in the University shall be required to have completed 17 years of age as on 31st December of the year of admission with an upper age limit of 22 years for all the candidates, 25 years in case of SC and ST candidates and 27 years for Physically challenged.
The eligible candidates shall be required to attend counseling in person perusing as per the notification in the News papers and be admitted to different U.G Programmes depending on their individual merit as determined by the rank' obtained in EAMCET following the presidential order (Regional allotment), the rule of reservation as per orders of the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
Reservation of Seats
Allocation of seats in favour of local candidates in relation to Local Area:
Out of total intake, 15% of seats shall be Un- reserved (UR). For these seats any candidate from AU/SVU region can compete with intermediate marks of A.P. Candidates from Osmania University (OU) region (Telangana State), also are eligible to compete for these seats with intermediate marks of Telangana State.
Admission to 85% of the seats, the seats shall be allocated in of 42 : 22 ratio in Andhra University and Sri Venkateswara University, respectively among the candidates in relation to local area.
Backward Classes : 29% of seats are reserved under this category.(BC A 7%; BC B 10%; BC C 1%; BC D 7%; BC E 4%)
Scheduled Caste (SC) : 15%
Scheduled Tribe (ST) : 6%
Other Reservations:
a) Defence Personnel (CAP) 2%
b) National Cadet Corps. (NCC) 1%
c) Games & Sports 0.5%
d) Differentially Abled (PH)

Hi,
Physical Education is the study of bodily development, strength, physical coordination, and agility. Subjects that typically make up this course curriculum include:
Physical Fitness, Health-Related Physical Fitness, Performance Related Physical Fitness. Health Studies, Effect of Exercise, Skeletal and Muscular Study, Analysis of Circulatory Respiratory and Endocrine Systems. Nutrition and Health, Safety Education, Health Promotion, First Aid and Emergency Care. Common Sports-injuries, Modern Life Style, Hypo-kinetic Disease, Sports and Life Skills, etc. Such graduates can take up job roles such as Physical Education Teacher and must possess sturdiness and robustness in physique.
Best of luck.

MSC Physics Entrance Exam Syllabus:
Simple Harmonic Motion
Doppler effect
Diode and triode valves
Electromagnetism and magnetism
Thermometry
Archimedes principle
Capacity and condenser
Elasticity surface tension
Photometry
Photo-electric effect
Chemical effect of current and thermo-electricity
Gravitation
Nuclear structure and nuclear energy
Reflection at plane and spherical surface
Refraction through spherical surface
Kinetic theory of gases
Eye optical instrument aberration and defect of vision
Atomic models and spectra
Transmission of heat
X-rays
Work power and Energy
Electric field and potential
Thermodynamics
Adiabatic changes
Semi-conducting devices
Alternating current
Universe
Refraction at plane surface
Wave nature of light
Electromagnetic induction
Isothermal changes
Expansion of solids, liquids and gases
Rotatory motion of rigid bodies
Cathode rays and positive rays
Viscosity and Bernoullis principle
Calorimetry
Motion in one, two and three dimension
Radio-activity
Electric conduction and heating effect of current
Matter waves
Uniform circulation motion
Simple circuits
Wave motion
Superposition of waves (beats, interference and stationary waves)
Vibration of columns and strings
Solids
Newtons law of motion
Hope this helps.