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13th November 2015, 10:05 AM
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MP DMAT UG Syllabus
I am doing MP DMAT exam and for this I am searching for the syllabus so that I can do well preparation for my exam. Will you please provide me complete syllabus and topics comes in this exam from various subjects so that I can prepare well for this exam?
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13th November 2015, 10:05 AM
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Re: MP DMAT UG Syllabus
Association of Private Dental and Medical Colleges of Madhya Pradesh conducts DMAT Exam for admission to Dental, Medical, BPT,BSc Nursing and other allied paramedical courses in private colleges in the state of Madhya Pradesh. MP DMAT SYLLABUS The MP DMAT exam is a three hour long exam that checks your knowledge in the areas of chemistry, biology (botany and zoology) as well as physics. Each section has 50 questions that needs to be answered in the given duration. There are no negative marking in the examination. Here is the syllabus for the examination Chemistry This section checks the basic knowledge of chemistry that the candidate has Structure of the atom: The different models, configurations etc. Chemical Bond: Different types, elements etc. Solutions Solid State Nuclear Chemistry Chemical Equilibrium Thermodynamics and Thermo chemistry Kinetic Chemistry Electrochemistry Surface Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Organic Chemistry Botany Structural organization of cell Difference between plant and animal cell Mendel’s law of inheritance Kingdom classification Tissues and their systems Prokaryote and Eukaryotes Enzymes, growth hormones etc. Ecosystem and role of plants Zoology Structure and function of animal tissues Histology of mammalian organs Different organ systems Skeleton, endocrine and different body systems Biology and Genetics Taxonomy Physics Acceleration due to gravity Hooke’s law Heat Conduction Oscillation Shear and bulk modulus Young modulus Surface energy and tension Theory of gases Waves Reflection, refraction,dispersion of light Bohr model Conductors, semi conductors and insulators Voltage measurement Electric power Electromagnetic force |