SYLLABUS XI (J-BATCH) REVIEW TEST-3

SYLLABUS XI (J-BATCH) REVIEW TEST-3 MATHEMATICS 1. Compound Angles 2. Logarithm 3. Quadratic Equation 4. Sequence and progression 5. Trigonomertry equation and inequation 6. Solution of triangle and whatever has been taught in class till date. PHYSICS 1. Upto friction CHEMISTRY 1. Mole concept 2. Gaseous State and whatever has been taught in class till date.

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