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SnoDate Exam
12.11.2011Numerical Techniques and Methods
24.11.2011Control Systems Engineering
39.11.2011Industrial Instrumentation I
411.11.2011Microprocessors and its applications
515.11.2011Modern Measurement Techniques
617.11.2011Process Engineering Principles
     






My Opinion and Prediction:

A fair number of days for NT exam preparation but only one day left between NT and CS. But CS doesn't need much preparation as compared to II. Coming to II exam, 5,6,7,8; 4 days for preparation. Most of the topics in II are familiar, so 2 days can be used for preparing for MP. MP on 11th NOV; its needs a decent preparation. There are a lot of interfacing topics in it; a lot of solved problems. Then we have 3 days gap between MP and MMT. We can expect a good number of arrears in MMT not only because  its a new subject and no books are available for it but also the fact that its not been handled neatly by the concerned professor. And, only 1 day for PEP; that's weird. Remember this, you will notice the clock running faster on 16th NOV. So, try to allocate one day ( before NOV2 ) for studying the basics of PEP.



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