What is the syllabus of the Coast Guard Exam?

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Syllabus for Section 1:
1- Maths Mathematical Simplification, Linear Equations and Polynomials, Simultaneous Equations, Ratio and Proportion, Algebraic Identities, Basic Trigonometry Simple Mensuration Geometry, Loss, and Percentage, Work, Time, Measures of Central Tendency, Interest, Profit, Speed, and Distance.
2- Science: Nature of Matter, Universe, Electricity and its application, Heat, Temperature, Metals, and Non-Metals, Carbon and its Compounds, Measurements in Science, Force and Gravitation Newton's Laws of Motion Work, Energy and Power, Sound and Wave Motion Atomic Structure.
3- English Passage, Change direct to indirect/indir

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Syllabus for Section 1:
1- Maths Mathematical Simplification, Linear Equations and Polynomials, Simultaneous Equations, Ratio and Proportion, Algebraic Identities, Basic Trigonometry Simple Mensuration Geometry, Loss, and Percentage, Work, Time, Measures of Central Tendency, Interest, Profit, Speed, and Distance.
2- Science: Nature of Matter, Universe, Electricity and its application, Heat, Temperature, Metals, and Non-Metals, Carbon and its Compounds, Measurements in Science, Force and Gravitation Newton's Laws of Motion Work, Energy and Power, Sound and Wave Motion Atomic Structure.
3- English Passage, Change direct to indirect/indirect to direct, Verbs/Tense/Non-Finite, Punctuation, Substituting phrasal verbs for expression, Preposition, Correction of sentences, Change active to passive/passive to active voice, Synonyms, and Antonyms, Meanings of difficult words, Use of adjectives, Compound preposition, Use of pronouns.
4- Reasoning: Spatial, Numerical Reasoning, Associative Ability, Coding, Decoding, Sequences, Spellings Unscrambling.
5- GK: Culture and Religion, Geography (Soil, Rivers, Mountains, Ports, Inland, Harbours), Freedom Movement, Important National Facts about India, Wars and Neighbours, Heritage, Arts and Dance, History, Defence, Awards and Authors, Capitals and Currencies, Common Names, Full Forms and Abbreviations, Eminent Personalities, Discoveries, Diseases and Nutrition, Current Affairs Languages, National Bird/Animal/Sport/Flower/Anthem/ Song/ Flag/Mountains, Sports: Championships / Winners /Terms / Number of Players. Syllabus for Section 2:
1- Physics Physical world and measurement, Electromagnetic Waves Optics Dual Nature of matter and radiation, Kinematics, Laws of Motion Work, Energy, and Power. Newton's laws and applications, circular Motion of a System of particles and rigid body, Gravitation Property of Bulk Matter, Thermodynamics the behavior of perfect gas and kinetic theory, Oscillation and Waves Electrostatics, Current Electricity Magnetic Effects of current and magnetism, Electromagnetic Induction and alternating currents, Atom, and Nuclei, Electronic devices, Communicating systems. For complete details, you may visit the Shiksha Indian Coast Guard page. (https://www.shiksha.com/exams/indian-coast-guard-exam-syllabus). I hope this will help you.

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Syllabus for Section 1: 1- Maths Mathematical Simplification, Linear Equations and Polynomials, Simultaneous Equations, Ratio and Proportion, Algebraic Identities, Basic Trigonometry Simple Mensuration Geometry, Loss, and Percentage, Work, Time, Measures of Central Tendency, Interest, Profit, Speed, and Distance. 2- Science: Nature of Matter, Universe, Electricity and its application, Heat, Temperature, Metals, and Non-Metals, Carbon and its Compounds, Measurements in Science, Force and Gravitation Newton's Laws of Motion Work, Energy and Power, Sound and Wave Motion Atomic Structure. 3- English Passage, Change direct to indirect/indirect to direct, Verbs/Tense/Non-Finite, Punctuation, Substituting phrasal verbs for expression, Preposition, Correction of sentences, Change active to passive/passive to active voice, Synonyms, and Antonyms, Meanings of difficult words, Use of adjectives, Compound preposition, Use of pronouns. 4- Reasoning: Spatial, Numerical Reasoning, Associative Ability, Coding, Decoding, Sequences, Spellings Unscrambling. 5- GK: Culture and Religion, Geography (Soil, Rivers, Mountains, Ports, Inland, Harbours), Freedom Movement, Important National Facts about India, Wars and Neighbours, Heritage, Arts and Dance, History, Defence, Awards and Authors, Capitals and Currencies, Common Names, Full Forms and Abbreviations, Eminent Personalities, Discoveries, Diseases and Nutrition, Current Affairs Languages, National Bird/Animal/Sport/Flower/Anthem/ Song/ Flag/Mountains, Sports: Championships / Winners /Terms / Number of Players. Syllabus for Section 2: 1- Physics Physical world and measurement, Electromagnetic Waves Optics Dual Nature of matter and radiation, Kinematics, Laws of Motion Work, Energy, and Power. Newton's laws and applications, circular Motion of a System of particles and rigid body, Gravitation Property of Bulk Matter, Thermodynamics the behavior of perfect gas and kinetic theory, Oscillation and Waves Electrostatics, Current Electricity Magnetic Effects of current and magnetism, Electromagnetic Induction and alternating currents, Atom, and Nuclei, Electronic devices, Communicating systems. For complete details, you may visit the Shiksha Indian Coast Guard page. (<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/exams/indian-coast-guard-exam-syllabus" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/exams/indian-coast-guard-exam-syllabus</a>). I hope this will help you.

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Kudratpreet Kaur

a year ago

The level of the Indian Coast Guard Navik syllabus is of Class 10 and 12 standards. The written exam includes several topics such as English Mathematics, Physics Basic Chemistry Reasoning, Current Affairs and Quantitative Aptitude.

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Aman Sharma

a year ago

Section I Class 10 syllabus
Section II Class 12 Maths and Physics syllabus.

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