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The JEE Main Syllabus 2019 is composed of topics from the subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics that will be asked in the question paper. In order to crack the examination, candidates need to stick to the JEE Main syllabus. The syllabus plays a key role in the exam as one who will prepare according to the syllabus will definitely get an edge over his/her competitor. To score good marks in the JEE Main and pass it with flying colors, it is important for students to take a keen look at the JEE Main syllabus and  exam pattern  2019. In this article, students will get in-depth information on the JEE Main syllabus so that they can benefit from it. Therefore, they are encouraged to follow the complete article to know what the syllabus entails. JEE Main Syllabus 2019 For Paper-I (B.E/B.Tech) Mathematics Syllabus Sets, Relations & Functions Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equations Matrices & Determinants Permutations & Combinations Mathematica...

JEE Main 2019:  Joint Entrance Examination (Main) is one of the popular engineering entrance examinations in the country. From the year 2019, the National Testing Agency will organize this entrance examination for offering admission to Undergraduate Engineering Programmes like  B.Tech/ B.E & B.Arch  in IIITs, NITs, other Centrally Funded Technical Institutions and Institutions funded by participating State Government etc. The JEE Main will also be an eligibility test for the JEE (Advanced), which the applicants have to appear if they are seeking for admission to the UG courses offered by the  ISM/ IITs . It is notified that JEE Main 2019 application form will be accessible from 1st September for Jan 2019 session. Aspirants, who want to appear in JEE Main 2019, are requested to download the information brochure from the official website of conducting body and read it carefully before applying. Changes Introduced Last Year in JEE Main There shall be...

                        BIG BANG THEORY IS MYTH (बिग बैंग सिद्धांत मिथक है)   The Universe began not with a whimper, but with a bang! At least, that's what you're commonly told: the Universe and everything in it came into existence at the moment of the Big Bang. Space, time, and all the matter and energy within began from a singular point, and then expanded and cooled, giving rise over billions of years to the atoms, stars, galaxies, and clusters of galaxies spread out across the billions of light years that make up our observable Universe. It's a compelling, beautiful picture that explains so much of what we see, from the present large-scale structure of the Universe's two trillion galaxies to the leftover glow of radiation permeating all of existence. Unfortunately, it's also wrong, and scientists have known this for almost 40 years. First noted by Vesto Slipher, the more distant a galaxy is, on average, the...