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ENGLISH PROFICIENCY |
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IDIOMS AND PHRASES |
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ONE WORD SUBSITUTION |
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SYNTHESIS OF SENTENCES |
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SENTENCE IMPROVEMENT |
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REARRANGEMENT OF WORDS IN SENTENCE |
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REARRANGEMENT OF SENTENCE IN PARAGRPH |
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PARAGRAPH COMPLETION |
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FILL IN THE BLANKS |
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CLOZE TESTS |
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ENGLISH USAGE ERRORS |
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SPOTTING ERRORS |
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SPELLING MISTAKES (ENGLISH USAGE) |
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CORRECTLY SPELT WORDS |
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WRONGLY SPELT WORDS |
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WRONGLY SPELT (INAPPROPRIATE IN CONTEXT) |
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ENGLISH COMPREHENSION |
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NUMERICAL ABILITY |
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ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS |
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ARITHMETIC (NUMBER THEORY) |
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NUMBER SYSTEMS |
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FRACTIONS AND DECIMALS |
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APPROXIMATIONS |
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RATIO AND PROPORTION |
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AVERAGE |
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AGES |
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BOATS AND STREAMS |
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PROBLEMS ON TRAINS |
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UNITARY METHOD |
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TIME AND DISTANCE |
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TIME AND WORK |
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COMMERCIAL MATHS |
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INTEREST |
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PERCENTAGE |
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PROFIT AND LOSS |
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PARTNERSHIP |
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DISCOUNTS |
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VOLUME AND SURFACE AREA OF SOLID |
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IBPS PO DATA INTERPRETATION (DI) |
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TABLES (DI) |
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BAR CHARTS (DI) |
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GENERAL MENTAL ABILITY |
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REASONING TESTS |
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DIRECTION AND DISTANCE TEST |
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ANALOGY TEST |
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NUMBER ANALOGY TEST |
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CLASSIFICATION (ODD MAN OUT) TEST |
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CODING DECODING TEST |
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SERIES TEST |
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RELATIONSHIPS TEST |
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ALPHABET TEST |
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RANKING TESTS |
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MATHEMATICAL OPERATIONS |
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INSERT MISSING CHARACTERS TEST |
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DATA ARRANGEMENT TEST |
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DATA SUFFICIENCY TEST |
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PROBLEMS ON INPUT - OUTPUT |
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LOGIC TESTS |
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LOGICAL (CRITICAL) REASONING |
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SYLLOGISM |
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STATEMENTS ASSUMPTIONS |
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STATEMENTS ARGUMENTS |
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STATEMENTS ACTION |
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PASSAGES CONCLUSIONS |
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE |
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE - WORLD CONTEXT |
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ANIMALS |
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BOOKS AND AUTHORS |
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COUNTRIES |
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CURRENCIES |
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DANCES |
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DISASTERS |
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ENVIORNMENT |
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FAMOUS PLACES |
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FAMOUS PERSONALITIES |
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FIRST LARGEST LONGEST ETC IN WORLD |
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INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES |
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WORLD ORGANISATIONS |
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PRIZES AND AWARDS |
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BUSINESS AND TRADE AWARENESS |
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE - INDIAN CONTEXT |
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GENERAL POLITY |
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GENERAL SCIENCE |
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NATIONAL CE |
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PERSONS PLACES AWARDS AUTHORS CE |
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ECONOMY CE |
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ALGEBRA |
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COMPLEX NUMBERS |
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DE MOIVRES THEOREM |
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QUADRATIC EQUATIONS |
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BINOMIAL THEOREM |
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SEQUENCE AND SERIES |
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MATRICES |
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TRIGONOMETRY |
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TRIGONOMETRIC RATIOS AND IDENTITIES |
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PERIODICITY ,VARIATION AND GRAPHS (TRG. FUNCTIONS) |
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SETS |
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RELATIONS AND FUNCTIONS |
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FUNCTIONS |
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CALCULUS |
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DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS |
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LIMITS CONTINUITY AND DIFFERENTIABILITY |
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LIMITS |
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CONTINUITY AND DIFFERENTABILITY |
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CONTINUITY |
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DIFFERENTIABILITY |
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DIFFERENTIATION |
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FUNDAMENTAL RULES FOR DIFFERENTIATION |
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RATE OF CHANGE |
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TANGENTS AND NORMALS |
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INCREASING AND DECREASING FUNCTIONS |
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INTEGRAL CALCULUS |
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INTEGRATION (INDEFINITE INTEGRALS) |
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DEFINITE INTEGRALS |
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AREA OF CURVES |
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SOLIDS OF REVOLUTIONS |
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DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND APPLICATIONS |
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COORDINATE GEOMETRY AND VECTORS |
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TWO DIMENSIONAL COORDINATE GEOMETTRY |
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CARTESIAN PLANE AND LINES |
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STRAIGHT LINES |
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PAIR OF STRAIGHT LINES |
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CIRCLES |
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CONICS |
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VECTORS |
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VECTOR PRODUCT OF VECTORS |
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TRIPLE PRODUCT OF VECTORS |
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STATISTICS |
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COLLECTION OF DATA |
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SAMPLING AND SAMPLE DESIGNS |
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MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY AND DISPERSON |
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INDEX NUMBERS |
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PROBABILITY AND EXPECTED VALUE |
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PROBABLITY |
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RANDOM VARIABLE AND PROBABLITY DISTRIBUTION |
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CHEMISTRY |
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GENERAL CHEMISTRY |
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BASIC CONCEPTS OF GENERAL CHEMISTRY |
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CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE |
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INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY |
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GASEOUS AND LIQUID STATE |
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SOLID STATE |
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CHEMICAL BONDING |
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IONIC EQUILIBRIUM |
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SOLUTIONS |
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PERIODIC TABLE |
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PERIODIC PROPERTIES OF ELEMENTS |
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ELECTRONIC CONFIGURATION OF ELEMENTS |
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CHEMITRY OF REPRESENTATIVE ELEMENTS |
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HYDROGEN |
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GROUP 2 ELEMENTS - ALKALINE EARTH METALS |
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GROUP 13 ELEMENTS - BORON FAMILY |
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TRANSITION ELEMENTS |
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COORDINATION COMPOUNDS |
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ORGANO METALLICS |
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CLASSIFICATION AND NOMENCLATURE OF ORGANIC COMPDS |
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ORGANIC REACTIONS TYPES AND MECHANISM |
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ALCOHOLS |
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PHENOLS |
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ETHERS |
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KETONES |
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CARBOXYLIC ACIDS |
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NITROALKANES |
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NITROARENES |
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CYANIDES AND ISOCYANIDES |
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DIAZONIUM SALTS |
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POLYMERS NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC |
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BIO MOLECULES AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES |
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PHYSICS |
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GENERAL PHYSICS |
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UNITS AND MEASUREMENT |
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MECHANICS |
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MOTION IN ONE DIMENSION |
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MOTION IN TWO AND THREE DIMENSIONS |
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SCALARS AND VECTORS |
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PROJECTILE MOTION |
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LAWS OF MOTION |
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NEWTONS LAWS OF MOTION |
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FRICTION |
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CIRCULAR MOTION |
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WORK, ENERGY AND POWER |
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COLLISIONS |
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ROTATIONAL MOTION AND DYNAMICS |
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CENTRE OF MASS |
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MOMENT OF INERTIA |
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GRAVITATION |
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PROPERTIES OF MATTER |
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MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SOLIDS |
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ELASTIC MODULI |
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MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF FLUIDS |
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SURFACE TENSION |
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THERMAL EXPANSION |
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KINETIC THEORY OF GASES |
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HEAT |
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TRANSFER OF HEAT |
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THERMODYNAMICS |
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OSCILLATIONS AND WAVES |
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OSCILLATIONS |
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SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION |
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WAVES |
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SOUND WAVES |
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ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM |
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ELECTROSTATICS |
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CAPACITANCE |
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CURRENT ELECTRICITY |
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THERMAL AND CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF CURRENTS |
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HEATING EFFECTS OF CURRENT |
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THERMAL EFFECTS OF CURRENTS |
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MAGNETISM |
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ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION AND ALTERNAING CURRENTS |
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ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION |
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ALTERNAING CURRENTS |
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ELECTRICAL DEVICES |
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OPTICS |
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RAY OPTICS |
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PHOTOMETRY |
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REFLECTION OF LIGHT |
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REFRACTION OF LIGHT |
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DISPERSION OF LIGHT |
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SCATTERING OF LIGHT |
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OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS |
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WAVE OPTICS |
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INTERFERENCE OF LIGHT |
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DIFFRACTION OF LIGHT |
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POLARISATION OF LIGHT |
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ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS(MODERN PHYSICS) |
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DUAL NATURE OF RADIATION AND MATTER |
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PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT |
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ATOMS , NUCLIE AND MOLECULES |
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ATOMIC PHYSICS |
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NUCLEAR PHYSICS |
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ELECTRONICS |
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SOLIDS AND SEMICONDUCTORS |
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SOLIDS (ELECTRONICS) |
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SEMICONDUCTORS |
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LOGIC GATES |
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COMMUNICATION |
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GENERAL BIOLOGY |
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THE LIVING WORLD |
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CELL BIOLOGY |
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CELL STRUCTURE |
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BIOMOLECULES |
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ENZYMES |
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CELL CYCLE AND CELL DIVISION |
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GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY |
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GENETIC ENGINEERING, CLONING AND GENOMICS |
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HUMAN GENETICS |
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NATURAL RESOURCES AND THEIR CONSERVATION |
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POLLUTION AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE |
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ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF LIFE |
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ORIGIN OF LIFE |
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EVIDENCES AND THEORIES OF EVOLUTION |
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EVOLUTION OF MAN |
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BIOLOGY IN HUMAN WELFARE |
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PLANT TISSUE CULTURE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY |
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IMMUNE SYSTEM AND HUMAN HEALTH |
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BIOTECHNOLOGY |
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BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION |
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VIRUSES, VIROIDS AND LICHENS |
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BOTANY |
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ALGAE |
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FUNGI |
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ANGIOSPERMS |
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PLANT MORPHOLOGY AND ANATOMY |
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PLANT MORPHOLOGY |
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MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS |
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ROOT |
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STEM |
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LEAF |
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INFLORESCENCE |
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FLOWER |
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FRUIT |
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SEED |
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PLANT ANATOMY |
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ANATOMY OF FLOWERING PLANTS |
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PLANT TISSUES |
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ANATOMY OF PLANT PARTS |
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PLANT PHYSIOLOGY |
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TRANSPORT IN PLANTS |
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MINERAL NUTRITION AND NITROGEN METABOLISM |
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PHOTOSYNTHESIS |
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PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS |
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MECHANISM OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS |
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DARK REACTION (BLACKMAN REACTION) |
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C3 AND C4 PLANTS |
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PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION |
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PHOTORESPIRATION |
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PLANT GROWTH AND MOVEMENTS |
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PLANT GROWTH |
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PHYSIOLOGY OF FLOWERING |
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PLANT MOVEMENTS |
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PLANT REPRODUCTION |
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REPRODUCTION IN FLOWERING PLANTS |
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PLANT PATHOLOGY |
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ZOOLOGY |
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ANIMAL KINGDOM |
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PROTOZOA |
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PORIFERA |
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CNIDARIA AND CTENOPHORA |
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PLATYHELMINTHES |
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ANNELIDA |
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ARTHROPODA |
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MOLLUSCA |
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HEMICHORDATES |
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CHORDATES |
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PISCES |
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REPTILIA |
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AVES |
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MAMMALIA |
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STRUCTURAL ORGANISATION IN ANIMALS |
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ANIMAL TISSUES |
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TYPE STUDY FOR STRUCTURAL ORGANISATION |
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MORPHOLOGY OF EARTHWORM |
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MORPHOLOGY OF COCKROACH |
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MORPHOLOGY OF FROG |
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HUMAN BIOLOGY |
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HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY |
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SKIN AND THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM AND NUTRITION IN HUMANS |
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COMPOSITION AND FUNCTION OF THE BLOOD IN HUMANS |
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CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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LYMPHATIC SYSTEM AND IMMUNITY IN HUMANS |
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LYMPHATIC SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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BODY DEFENSES AGAINST INFECTION IN HUMANS |
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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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URINARY SYSTEM AND EXCRETION IN HUMANS |
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SUPPORT MOVEMENT AND LOCOMOTION IN HUMANS |
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INTEGRATION AND COORDINATION IN HUMANS |
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NERVOUS SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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SPINAL CORD IN HUMANS |
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BRAIN IN HUMANS |
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HUMAN SENSES |
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SENSE OF HEARING IN HUMANS |
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EAR (HUMAN) |
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ENDOCRINE SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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REPRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT IN HUMANS |
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REPRODUCTION IN HUMANS |
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REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM IN HUMANS |
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FEMALE HORMONE LEVELS IN HUMANS |
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DEVELOPMENT IN HUMANS |
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GAMETOGENESIS IN HUMANS |
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FERTILISATION IN HUMANS |
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT BEFORE BIRTH |
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BIRTH IN HUMANS |
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CONTROL OF REPRODUCTION IN HUMANS |
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MAINTENANCE OF THE HUMAN BODY |
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