Syllabus topics to be covered BY TIER1(IF IN NOV/DEC):

REASONONING:

M. K. Pandey

Table of Contents

Part I : Reasoning based on Logic

The Basics of Logic Some Informal Tips Assumptions Forcefulness of Arguments Evaluating Inferences Evaluating Given Courses of Action Data Sufficiency Punchine Strengthening and Weakening Arguments Cause and Effect

Part II : Reasoning based on Rules

Syllogism Analytical Decision-Making Input-Output (Introduction to the basics) Input-Output : Shifting Input-Output : Arrangement Input-Output : Miscellaneous Coded Relationships Coded Binary Numbers Coded Inequalities Problem-Solving

R. S. Aggarwal

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Table of Contents

Part- I Verbal Reasoning

Section I - General Mental Ability

1. Series Completion2. Analogy3. Classification

4. Coding-Decoding5. Blood Relations6. Puzzle Test7. Sequential Output Tracing8. Direction Sense Test9. Logical Venn Diagrams10. Alphabet Test11. Alpha Numeric Sequence Puzzle12. Number, Ranking & Time Sequence Test13. Mathematical Operations14. Logical Sequence of Words15. Arithmetical Reasoning16. Inserting The Missing Character17. Data Sufficiency18. Eligibility Test19. Assertion and Reason20. Situation Reaction Test21. Verification of Truth of the Statement

Section- II Logical Deduction

1. Logic2. Statement - Arguments3. Statement - Assumptions4. Statement - Courses of Action5. Statement - Conclusions6. Deriving Conclusions From Passages7. Theme Detection8. Cause and Effect Reasoning

Part- II Non Verbal Reasoning

Chapters

1. Series2. Analogy3. Classification4. Analytical Reasoning5. Mirror Images6. Water Images7. Spotting Out The Embedded Figures8. Completion Of Incomplete Pattern9. Figure Matrix10. Paper Folding11. Paper Cutting12. Rule Detection13. Grouping Of Identical Figures14. Cubes and Dice15. Dot Situation

16. Construction Of Squares And Triangles17. Figure Formation & Analysis

GENERAL STUDIES:NCERT +LUCENT(SIMULTANIOUS)

GEOGRAPHY:

PHYSICAL

Atmospere related:

DISASTER RELATED

Earth

Geology related

Ocean related

UNIVERSE

INDIAN GEOGRAPHY:

NIOS

NCERT ENVI

INDIAN HISTORY (NCERT+TN+LUCENT)

T.N 11TH CLASS HISTORY

1. India - Geographical Features and their Impact on History

2. Pre-Historic India and the Harappan Culture

3. The Vedic Culture

4. Jainism and Buddhism

5. The Rise of Magadha and Alexander’s Invasion

6. The Mauryan Empire

7. Post - Mauryan India

8. Sangam Age

9. Gupta Empire

10. Harshavardhana (606 - 647 A.D)

11. South Indian Kingdoms - I

a. Pallavas

12. South Indian Kingdoms - II

b. Chalukyas and Rashtrakutas

13. Imperial Cholas

14. The Spread of Indian Culture in other Asian Countries

15. Early Medieval India

16. Delhi Sultanate

17. India under the Delhi Sultanate

18. Bhakti Movement in Medieval India

19. Vijayanagar and Bahmani Kingdoms

20. The Mughal Empire

21. India under the Mughals

22. The Marathas

23. The Coming of Europeans

TN 12TH CLASS HISTORY

1.India Under the Eglish East India Company: 1

Warren Hastings (1772-1785)

2. Lord Cornwallis (1786-1793) 15

3. The Marquess of Wellesley (1798-1805) 244. Lord Hastings (1813-1823) 375. Lord William Bentinck (1828-1835) 46

6. Lord Dalhousie (1848-1856) 567. Revenue Administration and Economic

Policy of the British 668. Educational and Social Reforms 769. Palayakkarar Rebellion 86

10. Vellore Mutiny 95

11. The Great Revolt of 1857 102

12. British India After 1858: Lord Lytton (1876-1880),

Lord Ripon (1880-1884) And Lord Curzon (1899-1905) 114

13. Socio-Religious Reform Movements 125

14. Indian National Movement (1885-1905) 139

15. Indian National Movement (1905-1916) 148

16. The Indian National Movement (1917-1947) 15817. Role of Tamil Nadu in the Indian National Movement 177

18. The Justice Party Rule 18619. Constitutional Development (1858 – 1947) 19420. India After Independence

WORLD HISTORY :LUCENT

Indian PolityTable of Contents

PART I: CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK

1. Historical Background2. Making of the Constitution3. Salient Features of the Constitution4. Preamble of the Constitution5. Union and its Territory6. Citizenship7. Fundamental Rights8. Directive Principles of State Policy9. Fundamental Duties10. Amendment of the Constitution

PART II: SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT

11. Parliamentary System12. Federal System13. Centre-State Relations14. Inter-State Relations15. Emergency Provisions16. Special Status of Jammu & Kashmir17. Special Provisions for Some States

PART III: CENTRAL GOVERNMENT

18. President19. Vice-president20. Prime Minister21. Constitutional Provisions22. Parliament23. Supreme Court

PART IV: STATE GOVERNMENT

24. Governor25. Chief Minister26. State Council of Ministers27. State Legislature28. High Court29. Subordinate Courts

PART V: LOCAL GOVERNMENT

30. Panchayati Raj31. Urban Local Governments

PART VI: UNION TERRIRORIES AND SPECIAL AREAS

32. Union Territories33. Scheduled and Tribal Areas

PART VII: CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES

34. Election Commission35. Union Public Service Commission36. State Public Service Commission37. Finance Commission38. National Commission for SCs39. National Commission for STs40. Special Officer for Linguistic Minorities41. Comptroller and Auditor General of India42. Attorney General and Solicitor General of India43. Advocate General of the State

PART VIII: NON-CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES

44. Planning Commission45. National Development Council46. National Human Rights Commission47. State Human Rights Commission48. Central Vigilance Commission49. Central Information Commission50. State Information Commission51. Lokpal and Lokayuktas

PART IX: OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL DIMENSIONS

52. Official Language53. Public Services54. Tribunals55. Special Provisions for SCs, STs, BCs, Minorities and Anglo-Indian56. Rights and Liabilities of the Government57. Authoritative Text in Hindi Language58. Anti-Defection Law

PART X: POLITICAL DYNAMICS

59. Political Parties60. Elections61. Pressure Groups62. National Integration

63. Foreign Policy

PART XI: WORKING OF THE CONSTITUTION

64. National Commission to Review the Working of the ConstitutionAPPENDIX I: Articles of the ConstitutionAPPENXIX II: Subjects of Union, State and ConcurrentListsAPPENDIX III: Table of PrecedenceAPPENDIX IV: Oath by the Constitutional and otherAuthoritiesAPPENDIX V: Definitions under the ConstitutionAPPENDIX VI: Constitutional Amendments at a GlanceAPPENDIX VII: Ministries/ Departments of the Central Government

ECONOMY:(NIOS+NCERT+LUCENT)

SCIENCE: (NCERT+LUCENT)

CURRENT AFFAIRS:DAILY HALF AN HOUR

ONLY EENADU FROM JAN TO EXAM

AND DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS

MATHS: (NCERT,M TYRA,QUANT PRACTICE EXERCISES,PREVIOUS PAPERS)

FROM QUANT AND M TYRA BOOKS

1. How to Prepare for Maths

2. Addition

3. Multiplication

4. Divisibility

5. Squaring

6. Cube

TN12_3. Complex Numbers

11_5. Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations

ENGLISH

GRAMMAR

WREN AND MARTIN

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Table Of Contents

Book I. Grammar

1. The Sentence2. Subject And Predicate3. The Phrase And The Clause4. Parts Of Speech5. The Noun: Kinds Of Nouns6. The Noun: Gender7. The Noun: Number8. The Noun: Case

9. The Adjective10. Comparison Of Adjectives11. Adjectives Used As Nouns12. Position Of The Adjectives13. The Correct Use Of Some Adjectives14. Articles15. Personal Pronouns16. Reflexive And Emphatic Pronouns17. Demonstrative, Indefinite And Distributive Pronouns18. Relative Pronouns19. Interrogative Pronouns20. The Verb21. Verbs Of Incomplete Predication22. Active And Passive Voice23. Mood24. Tenses: Introduction25. The Uses Of The Present And Past Tenses26. The Future27. The Verb: Person And Number28. The Infinitive29. The Participle30. The Gerund31. Irregular Verbs32. Auxiliaries And Modals33. Conjugation Of The Verb Love34. The Adverb35. Comparison Of Adverbs36. Formation Of Advebs37. Position Of Adverbs38. The Preposition39. Words Followed By Prepositions40. The Conjunction41. Some Conjunctions And Their Uses42. The Interjection43. The Same Word Used As Different Parts Of Speech

Book Ii. CompositionPart I: Analysis, Transformation And Synthesis

1. Analysis Of Simple Sentences2. Phrases3. Clauses4. Sentences: Simple, Compound And Complex5. More About Noun Clauses3. More About Adjective Clauses6. More About Adverb Clauses7. Analysis Of Complex Sentences8. Analysis Of Compound Sentences9. Transformation Of Sentences11. Transformation Of Sentences

12. Synthesis Of Sentences13. Synthesis Of Sentences14. Synthesis Of Sentences15. The Sequence Of Tenses16. Direct And Indirect Speech

Part II: Correct Usage

17. Agreement Of The Verb With The Subject18. Nouns And Pronouns19. Adjectives20. Verbs21. Adverbs22. Conjunctions23. Order Of Words24. Idioms25. Idioms26. Punctuation27. Spelling Rules28. The Formation Of Words29. Figures Of Speech Exercise

Part III: Structures

30. Verb Patterns31. Question Tags, Short Answers, Etc.32. More Structures33.COMPREHENSION

A Practical English Grammar:THOMAS AND MARTINET

1 Articles and one, a little/a few, this, that

2 Nouns ..........................................................11

3 Adjectives ....................................................22

4 Adverbs ....................................................... 38

5 all, each, every, both, neither, either, some, any,

no, none ........................................................ 57

6 Interrogatives: wh-? words and how?..........64

7 Possessives, personal and reflexive pronouns: my,

mine, I, myself etc. .........................................69

8 Relative pronouns and clauses .....................76

9 Prepositions ................................................ 86

10 Introduction to verbs............................... 102

11 be, have, do ............................................114

12 may and can for permission and possibility127

13 can and be able for ability ....................... 134

14 ought, should, must, have to, need for obligation

.................................................................... 137

15 must, have, will and should for deduction and

assumption .................................................. 147

16 The auxiliaries dare and used ..................151

17 The present tenses ..................................154

18 The past and perfect tenses .....................162

19 The future ............................................... 182

20 The sequence of tenses ...........................197

21 The conditional .......................................199

22 Other uses of will/would, shall/should ...209

23 The infinitive ............................................215

24 The gerund .............................................. 233

25 Infinitive and gerund constructions ......... 240

26 The participles .........................................245

27 Commands, requests, invitations, advice,

suggestions ..................................................251

28 The subjunctive .......................................259

29 care, like, love, hate, prefer, wish ...........261

30 The passive voice .................................... 269

31 Indirect speech ........................................ 276

32 Conjunctions............................................294

33 Purpose ...................................................300

34 Clauses of reason, result, concession, comparison,

time .............................................................305

35 Noun clauses ...........................................310

36 Numerals, dates, and weights and measures314

37 Spelling rules ........................................... 319

38 Phrasal verbs ........................................... 323

39 List of irregular verbs ............................... 362

Objective General English

Table of Contents

1. Part ‘A’

Foundation Module (Unit-I and Unit-II)

Unit-I

The Functions of Tenses Revision Exercises Voice Modals Revision Exercises Answer

Unit-II

Kinds of Sentences & Clauses Revision Exercises Clause Analysis Non-finite Verbs Verbs Revision Exercises Review Exercise Answer

Unit-III

Articles Nouns Pronouns Review Exercise Answer

Unit-IV

Adjectives Adverbs Prepositions Review Exercise Answer

Unit-V

Phrasal Verbs Idioms and Phrases Review Exercise

Answer

Unit-VI

Spotting Errors Exercises Sentence Improvement Exercises Selecting the Correct Sentences Exercises Answer

2. Part ‘B’ (Verbal Ability)

Paronyms and Homonyms One word Substitutions Words with Meanings Additional Words for Practice Synonyms and antonyms Revision Exercise (Based on Synonyms) Revision Exercise (Based on Antonyms) Foreign Words Expressions The Sentence Completion Cloze Test Answer

3. Part ‘C’

Sequence of sentences Objective Comprehension Answer

4. Part ‘D’ (Practical Grammar)

Narration Synthesis Transformation Punctuation Spelling Rules Contractions Answer

VOCABULARY:

1)OXFORD ADVANCED LEARNERS DICTIONARY

2)NORMAN LEWIS WORD POWER MADE EASY

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