Important Dates of TJEE Exam:

• Application forms- 21st January 2020

• Last date to apply- 10th February 2020

TJEE Exam 2020- ​

• 24th April 2020 [Physics (11 AM to 1 PM) and Chemistry (2 PM to 4 PM)]

• 25th April 2020 [Mathematics (11 AM to 1 PM)]

• Declaration of Result- 1st week of June 2020

Application Fee of TJEE Exam:

• Rs. 550 (general male candidates)

• Rs. 450 (SC and ST male candidates)

• Rs. 350 (all female and BPL {male and female} candidates)

• Online mode of payment

Eligibility for TJEE Exam:

Candidates must have qualified 10+2 from Tripura Board of Secondary Education/ CBSE/ or any equivalent board with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/ Biology as main subjects.

Exam Pattern of TJEE:

• Mode of exam: Online

• Time duration:  90 minutes

• Type of questions: Objective

• Total marks: 300

• Total questions: 150

Marking scheme:

• No negative marking

• 2 marks each will be rewarded for every correct

Sections:

• Physics

• Chemistry

• Mathematics

Syllabus of TJEE Exam:

Mathematics

• Sets, Relations & Functions,    

• Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equations,    

• Matrices & Determinants,    

• Permutations & Combinations,    

• Binomial Theorem,    

• Mathematical Induction,    

• Limit,    

• Continuity & Differentiability,    

• Sequences & Series

• Differential Equations    

• Three-Dimensional Geometry,    

• Co-ordinate Geometry,    

• Statistics & Probability,    

• Vector Algebra,    

• Mathematical Reasoning and Trigonometry,

Physics

• Physics & Measurement,

• Laws of Motion,

• Kinematics,

• Work, Energy & Power,

• Gravitation, Rotational Motion,

• Properties of Solids & Liquids, Kinetic Theory of Gases,

• Thermodynamics, Electrostatics, Oscillations & Waves,

• Magnetic Effects of Current & Magnetism,

• Current Electricity,

• Electromagnetic Induction & Alternating Currents, Integral Calculus, Optics,

• Electromagnetic Waves,

• Dual Nature of Matter & Radiation,

• Electronic Devices,

• Atoms & Nuclei

• Communication Systems

Chemistry

• Physical Chemistry,

• Inorganic Chemistry,

• Organic Chemistry,

• Atomic Structure,

• Hydrogen,

• Some Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry,

• States of Matter,

• Classification of Elements & Periodicity in Properties,

• Purification & Characterization of Organic Compounds,

• Chemical Bonding & Molecular Structure,

• f – Block Elements, Environmental Chemistry,

• Organic Compounds Containing Halogens,

• Chemical Kinetics,

• Surface Chemistry,

• General Principles & Process of Isolation of Metals,

• Hydrocarbons, Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen,

• Polymers,

• Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen,

• BioMolecules,

• Principles Related to Practical Chemistry,

• Chemistry in Everyday Life, etc

Preparation Tips for TJEE Exam:

• Go through the exam pattern and syllabus described by the university thoroughly before starting your preparations.

• Try to attempt every question, as there is no provision of negative marking.

• Don’t make your preparations tedious, by studying all day long. Give yourself short breaks to keep your mind active.

• Keep your mind calm and yourself healthy. Take proper diet and have proper sleep.

• Practice along with time defined online mock tests provided by Youth4work for better revision.

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