what are the main topics in ts eamcet to score 130+?and to get rank 15000 below?

Dear learner,

It's nice to see that your anxious about scoring maximum marks , so minimum 25% marks should be scored in ts EAMCET to qualify . So total 40 marks will be neede out of 160 to qualify

Behalf of that you need to score more , scoring more than 90 marks shows up 10,000 rank.

The mathematics section has a maximum weightage .

Name of the chapter ---------------- expected number of questions

1. Algebra----- 25
2. Calculus ---20
3. Co-ordinate geometry--14
4. Trigonometry--11
5. Vector and 3D---10

Total ----80 questions

Whereas physics important topics are

Laws of motion--- thermal property of matter, waves and sound, electrostatic, potential and capacitance, communication system.

In chemistry--- chemical bonding and molecular structure (6-8)

States of mater (3-5)

Thermodynamics (4-6)

Chemical equilibrium and acids bases(3-4).

Here is the link for each and every topic .

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-syllabus/amp

Dear learner,

It's nice to see that your anxious about scoring maximum marks , so minimum 25% marks should be scored in ts EAMCET to qualify . So total 40 marks will be neede out of 160 to qualify

Behalf of that you need to score more , scoring more than 90 marks showsup 10,000 rank.

The mathematics section has a maximum weightage .

Name of the chapter ---------------- expected number of questions

1. Algebra----- 25
2. Calculus ---20
3. Co-ordinate geometry--14
4. Trigonometry--11
5. Vector and 3D---10

Total ----80 questions

Whereas physics important topics are

Laws of motion--- thermal property of matter, waves and sound, electrostatic, potential and capacitance, communication system.

In chemistry--- chemical bonding and molecular structure (6-8)

States of mater (3-5)

Thermodynamics (4-6)

Chemical equilibrium and acids bases(3-4).

Here is the link for each and every topic .

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-syllabus/amp