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    This document provides an overview of subject marks distributions and important topics for various subjects in mechanical engineering. It shows the typical marks ranges for subjects like Mechanics (3-6), Mathematics (12-14), Strength of Materials (7-9), and Production (14-16). For each subject, it lists important topics and recommended references to focus on, such as Dynamics (3.7 marks) in Mechanics, and Linear Programming (1 mark) in Industrial Management and Operations Research. The goal is to help students identify high yield topics in each subject to focus their preparation.

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    This document provides an overview of subject marks distributions and important topics for various subjects in mechanical engineering. It shows the typical marks ranges for subjects like Mechanics (3-6), Mathematics (12-14), Strength of Materials (7-9), and Production (14-16). For each subject, it lists important topics and recommended references to focus on, such as Dynamics (3.7 marks) in Mechanics, and Linear Programming (1 mark) in Industrial Management and Operations Research. The goal is to help students identify high yield topics in each subject to focus their preparation.

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    This document provides an overview of subject marks distributions and important topics for various subjects in mechanical engineering. It shows the typical marks ranges for subjects like Mechanics (3-6), Mathematics (12-14), Strength of Materials (7-9), and Production (14-16). For each subject, it lists important topics and recommended references to focus on, such as Dynamics (3.7 marks) in Mechanics, and Linear Programming (1 mark) in Industrial Management and Operations Research. The goal is to help students identify high yield topics in each subject to focus their preparation.

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    This document provides an overview of subject marks distributions and important topics for various subjects in mechanical engineering. It shows the typical marks ranges for subjects like Mechanics (3-6), Mathematics (12-14), Strength of Materials (7-9), and Production (14-16). For each subject, it lists important topics and recommended references to focus on, such as Dynamics (3.7 marks) in Mechanics, and Linear Programming (1 mark) in Industrial Management and Operations Research. The goal is to help students identify high yield topics in each subject to focus their preparation.

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    Subjectwise Marks distribution

    Subjects Marks
    Mechanics 3 to 6
    Mathematics 12 to 14
    SOM 7 to 9
    Thermal Engineering 9 to 12
    Fluid Mechanics 7 to 9
    TOM 7 to 9
    Heat Transfer 5 to 7
    Machine Design 4 to 5
    Production 14 to 16
    IM&OR 4 to 5
    English & Aptitude 15

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    Subjectwise Important Topics
     Mechanics: (5.7)
     Statics(2)
     Dynamics(3.7)
     Ref:
    1. Engineering Mechanics-Timoshenko
    2. Vector Mechanics-Beer and Johnson
    3. Concepts of Physics (Vol:1)-H.C. Verma

    Number in bracket indicates


    average marks per paper for
    last 10 papers
    Subjectwise Important Topics
     Mathematics: (13)
    1. Linear Algebra(1.6)
    2. Differential Equations(2.3)
    3. Probability and Statistics(2.3)
    4. Numerical Methods(1.9)
    5. Calculus(3.6)
    6. Complex Analysis(1.3)
     Ref:
    1. Higher Engineering Mathematics: B.S. Grewal
    2. Engineering Mathematics: Erwin Kreyzig
    3. Higher Engineering Mathematics: H K Dass
    Subjectwise Important Topics
     Strength of Materials: (7.8)
    1. Simple stress and stress(2.5)
    2. SFD and BMD(0.4)
    3. Stress in Beams(0.8)
    4. Torsion(1.0)
    5. Combined stresses(1.1)
    6. Slopes and Deflections(1.3)
    7. Columns and struts(0.4)
    8. Energy Methods(0.3)
     Ref:
    1. Mechanics of Materials: Pytel
    2. Mechanics of Materials: Beer and Johnson
    Subjectwise Important Topics
     Thermal Engineering: (10.8)
    1. Heat, Work and First law(2.4)
    2. Second law, Entropy and Exergy(1.8)
    3. Vapor Power Cycles(2.1)
    4. Gas Power Cycles(1.8)
    5. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning(2.1)
    6. Properties and Property Relations(0.6)
     Ref:
    1. Thermodynamics: Y. A. Cengel
    2. Engineering Thermodynamics: P.K. Nag
    Subjectwise Important Topics
     Fluid Mechanics: (7.8)
    1. Fluid Properties and Fluid Statics(1.0)
    2. Fluid Kinematics(1.5)
    3. Fluid Dynamics(1.3)
    4. Internal Flows(2.3)
    5. External Flows(0.8)
    6. Dimensional Analysis(0.8)
    7. Hydraulic Turbines(0.6)
     Ref:
    1. Fluid Mechanics: Cengel
    2. Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics: Munson
    3. Fluid Mechanics: White
    4. Hydraulic Machines: K Subramanya
    Subjectwise Important Topics
     Theory of Machines: (8.4)
    1. Vibrations(3.3)
    2. Velocity and Acceleration Analysis(2.2)
    3. Gear Trains(1.3)
    4. Flywheels and Governors(0.8)
    5. Dynamic analysis of linkages(0.4)
    6. Balancing(0.3)
    7. Gyroscope(0.1)
    8. Cam and followers(0.2)
     Ref:
    1. Theory of Machines and Mechanisms: S.S. Rattan
    2. Kinematics and Dynamics of Machinery: R.L. Norton
    Subjectwise Important Topics
     Heat Transfer: (6.7)
    1. Steady state 1D Conduction(1.8)
    2. Transient Conduction(0.8)
    3. Heat Exchangers(1.2)
    4. Radiation(1.5)
    5. Convection(1.3)
    6. Fins(0.1)
     Ref:
    1. Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer:
    Incropera
    2. Heat Transfer: Cengel
    3. Heat Transfer: P K Nag
    Subjectwise Important Topics
     Machine Design: (4.6)
    1. Design against fluctuating load(0.8)
    2. Theories of failure(1.1)
    3. Bolted riveted and welded joints(1.1)
    4. Brakes and clutches(0.7)
    5. Rolling and sliding contact bearings(0.6)
    6. Springs(0.3)
    7. Design of Gears(0.1)
     Ref:
    1. Design of Machine Elements: V.B. Bhandari
    2. Mechanical Engineering Design: J.E. Shigley
    Subjectwise Important Topics
     Production: (14.8)
    1. Metal Cutting(2.6)
    2. Metrology(2.1)
    3. Casting(2.1)
    4. Forming(2.0)
    5. Welding(1.7)
    6. Machining(0.9)
    7. Non Conventional Machining(1.1)
    8. CAD/CAM(1.3)
    9. Material Science(1.1)
     Ref:
    1. Manufacturing Science: Ghosh and Mallik
    2. Manufacturing Technology: P.N. Rao
    3. Manufacturing Engineering & Technology: Serope Kalpakjian
    Subjectwise Important Topics
     IM and OR: (5.4)
    1. CPM and PERT(1.3)
    2. Linear Programming(1.0)
    3. Inventory Control(0.9)
    4. Queing Theory(0.7)
    5. Transportation(0.3)
    6. Assignment(0.1)
    7. Production Planning and Control(1.2)
     Ref:
    1. Quantitative Techniques in Management: N.D.
    Vohra
    2. Operation Research: R. Paneerselvam

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