Here I am looking for the BE (Lateral Entry) Exam syllabus for MIT Manipal, can you please provide me the same????

Manipal University is one of the dream institutes for the professional aspirants. Every year the university conducts the BE lateral entry online examination for the diploma and science graduates.

Structure of MIT BE (Lateral Entry)

-The lateral entry entrance paper consists of two sections with one hour duration.
-The questions cover the syllabus of the diploma program and the subjects are,

Part I
Mathematics: 30 questions
Physics: 10 questions
Chemistry: 10 questions
Communication Skills: 10 questions

Part II

Carries 40 questions from the diploma branch of the candidate,
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
E&E, E&C, I&C
Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Printing Technology
Computer Science and Information Technology

For the B Sc graduates there will be separate question paper with,
Mathematics: 70 questions
Communication Skills: 30 questions

Syllabus for MIT BE (Lateral Entry)

English
Spotting of errors
Vocabulary
Sentence improvement

Mathematics
Applications Of Derivatives
Binomial Theorem
Differentiation
Elements Of Number Theory
Conic Sections
Trigonometric Equations and Functions
Complex Numbers
Definite Integrals
Differential Equations
Mathematical Logic
Matrices And Determinants
Partial Fractions
Finite Series
Theory Of Equations
Vectors
Graph Theory
Integration
Limits And Continuity
Logarithms
Mathematical Induction

Chemistry
Chemical Bonding
Chemical Kinetics
Chemical Thermodynamics
Amino Acids And Proteins
Atomic Structure
Carbohydrates
Oils And Fats
Organic Chemistry
Organic Compounds With Oxygen
Oxidation Number
Periodic Properties
Solid State
Theory Of Dilute Solutions
Colloids
Coordination Compounds
D - Block Elements
Electrochemistry
Gaseous State
Hydrocarbons
Industrially Important Compounds:
Isomerism
Metallurgy

Physics
Fluid Dynamics
Work - Power – Energy
Electrostatics
Current Electricity
Atomic Physics
Newton’s Laws of Motion
Gravitation
Heat
Geometrical Optics
Physical Optics