LEET Entrance Exam Form Sale and Exam date

Give me dates for Lateral Entry Entrance Test (LEET) for admission in lateral entry engineering courses offered by Universities of all over India.

[Kiran Chandar]

The Lateral Entry Entrance Test (LEET) is a reputed entrance test for admission in lateral entry engineering courses offered by Universities of all over India.

Important tentative Dates
Sale of Application will start in the month of April 2014
Last date for the submission of Application forms (post): April 2014
Last date for the submission of Application forms (by hand): April 2014
Exam date :: may 2014

Eligibility for LEET:
You have to passed diploma course with least a 60% marks from well recognized institution.. and You must not have any backlogs left in Diploma.

Age limit :
Maximum age limit is of 28 years.

LEET Syllabus 2014
LEET Syllabus 2014 will include the following subjects:
Basic Electrical Engineering
Basic Electronics
Programming Fundamentals
Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering
Physics
Mathematics
Environmental Education

Mathematics:
Arithmetic
Geometric
Harmonic Progressions
Binomial Expansion
Matrices
Rank Of A Matrix
Parabola
Ellipse And Hyperbola
Implicit Function
Elementary Operations
Differentiation Of A Function
Parametric Function
Successive Differentiation
Partial Differentiation
Maxima And Minima
Definite And Indefinite Integration
First Order And First Degree Ordinary Differential Equations

Physics:
motion in one and two dimensions
conservation laws of energy
properties of matter i.e. Elasticity
newton’s laws of motion
work and energy
surface tension
viscosity in fluid motion
Waves And Vibration
Characteristics Of Waves
Simple Harmonic Motion
Rotational Motion
Conservation Of Angular Momentum
Gravitation
Newton’s Law Of Gravitation
Kepler’s Law And Satellite
Heat And Temperature
Measurement Of Temperature
Mode Of Transfer Of Heat And Their Laws
Geometric Optics And Simple Optical Instruments
Simple Laws Of Electrostatics
Capacitors And Dielectric Constant
Laser
Superconductivity
Conventional And Non-Conventional Energy Sources
Dimensional analysis and their limitations

Chemistry:
Hard And Soft Water
Types Of Hardness
Disadvantages Of Hardness Of Water
Brief Introduction Of The Term Acidity
Basicity
Ionization
Equivalent Weight
Ph Value
Definition of symbol, formula, volency & chemical equation