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i need CENTAC M.tech (distributed computing system) model question pattern praba orangavathi@gmail.com |
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Courses Name – Master of Technology Duration – Two Years Mode – Full Time or Part Time Selection Process – Puducherry Joint Entrance Test Merit List Application Form – Centralized Admission Committee official website Available of Application Form – End of the month of April, 2012 Last date of Send Application Form – Third week of June, 2012 CENTAC - M.Tech. 2011 Examination Date – Second week of July 2012 Admission Eligibility – CENTAC - M.Tech Admission Eligibility candidate should have Bachelor degree in engineering or technology with 55% Mark form any recognized University Contact Address Centralised Admission Committee (CENTAC) Pondicherry Engineering College Campus, Pillaichavady, Puducherry – 605 014 |
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Centralised Admission Committee M Tech Entrance Examination (CENTAC M.Tech Exam) is usually conducted by education department of Pondicherry government for selecting candidates for the M.Tech course in various colleges under the government of Pondicherry and also for many other self financing colleges. Structure of CENTAC M.Tech Exam -The exam will consist of questions from general aptitude, English and from the subjects you have studied during your B.Tech degree course. -The questions will carry one mark each -There will be negative marking for wrong answers. Syllabus for CENTAC M.Tech Exam General Aptitude (GA) Verbal Analogies Word Groups Instructions Critical Reasoning Verbal Deduction Verbal Ability English Grammar Sentence Completion Numerical Ability Numerical Reasoning Data Interpretation Numerical Computation Numerical Estimation Engineering Mathematics Linear Algebra Eigen values Eigenvectors Calculus Functions of single variable Limit, continuity and differentiability Mean value theorems Evaluation of definite and improper integrals Matrix algebra Systems of linear equations Partial derivatives, Total derivative Gauss and Green’s theorems Differential equations First order equations Cauchy’s and Euler’s equations Initial and boundary value problems Maxima and minima Gradient Divergence and Curl Vector identities Directional derivatives Line Surface and Volume integrals Stokes Laplace transforms Complex variables Conditional probability Mean, median mode and standard deviation Random variables Poisson Normal and Binomial distributions Numerical Methods Analytic functions Cauchy’s integral theorem Taylor and Laurent series Probability and Statistics Definitions of probability and sampling theorems Mechanics Bending Moment And Shear Force In Statically Determinate Beams Simple Stress And Strain Relationship Stress And Strain In Two Dimensions Combined And Direct Bending Stresses Structural Analysis Analysis Of Statically Determinate Trusses Arches, Beams, Cables And Frames Displacement Methods Influence Lines For Determinate And Indeterminate Structures Basic Concepts Of Matrix Methods Of Structural Analysis Concrete Structures Principal Stresses Stress Transformation Mohr’s Circle Simple Bending Theory Flexural And Shear Stresses Unsymmetrical Bending Shear Centre Thin Walled Pressure Vessels Uniform Torsion Buckling Of Column Concrete Technology Basics Of Mix Design. Concrete Design- Basic Working Stress And Limit State Design Concepts, Compression And Torsion By Limit State Methods Basic Elements Of Prestressed Concrete Analysis Of Beam Sections At Transfer And Service Load Steel Structures Analysis and design of tension and compression members,\ Fundamental Definitions Relationship And Interrelationships Permeability & Seepage Effective Stress Principle Consolidation, Compaction, Shear Strength Connections Plastic analysis of beams and frames Geotechnical Engineering Soil Mechanics Origin Of Soils Soil Classification Three-Phase System Water Resources Engineering Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics Properties of fluids Energy and corresponding equations potential flow Foundation Engineering Sub-surface investigations Earth pressure theories Stability of slopes-infinite slopes Foundation types-foundation design requirements Shallow foundations-bearing capacity Deep foundations pile types Applications of momentum and Bernoulli’s equation Laminar and turbulent flow Forces on immersed bodies Dimensional analysis and hydraulic modeling Kinematics of flow Velocity triangles and specific speed of pumps and turbines Flow in pipes Pipe networks Concept of boundary layer and its growth Critical flow and gradually varied flow in channels Specific energy concept Hydraulic jump Hydrology Hydrologic Cycle Rainfall, Flood Estimation, Reservoir Capacity, Reservoir And Channel Routing Evaporation, Infiltration, Stage Discharge Relationships, Unit Hydrographs, Well hydraulics Irrigation Duty, Delta Estimation Of Evapo-Transpiration Head Works Gravity Dams And Spillways Design Of Weirs On Permeable Foundation Crop Water Requirements Design Of: Lined And Unlined Canals Waterways Types Of Irrigation System Irrigation Methods Environmental Engineering Water Logging And Drainage Water requirements Quality standards Domestic wastewater treatment Air Pollution Drinking water standards Water requirements Types of pollutants Air pollution meteorology Air pollution control Air quality standards and limits Municipal Solid Wastes Sources and impacts Characteristics Generation Noise Pollution Impacts Of Noise Permissible Limits Of Noise Pollution Measurement Of Noise And Control Of Noise Pollution Collection And Transportation Of Solid Wastes Engineered Systems For Solid Waste Management Transportation Engineering Testing and Specifications Of Paving Materials Design of Flexible And Rigid Pavements Highway Planning: Geometric design of highways Traffic Engineering Traffic Characteristics Intersection Design, Traffic Signs And Signal Design Highway Capacity Surveying Theory Of Traffic Flow Importance Of Surveying Mapping Concepts Principles And Classifications Coordinate System Leveling Theodolite Traversing Plane Table Surveying Errors And Adjustments Curves Map Projections Measurements Of Distance And Directions
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