For the Postgraduate Program IIIT consider the scores from the placement tests led by the foundation itself.

Structure of the IIIT PG Entrance Exam

Essentially there will two papers as a major aspect of the placement test. The first will be more in the fitness testing. There will be inquiries from territories like Mathematics and Logical Reasoning. Some inquiries will be from the Programming regions as well. The second will be a subject situated paper.

Syllabus of the IIIT PG Entrance Exam

The principal paper will be a target sort paper. There will numerous decisions to choose from. The applicants will have a hour and a half to endeavor this paper. This will test the competitor's information on science, legitimate thinking and fundamental inquiries on PCs. The science area will get questions from benefit and misfortune, rate, time and separation. Likewise some inquiries in likelihood, numbers, trigonometry and so on. In the intelligent thinking segment regularly there will be territories like analogies, information adequacy. Likewise some inquiries where the applicant should give the proper answer by ticking any of the alternatives like True, False, Probably True and so forth. The PC area will have essential level inquiries. They will be required to answers questions identified with CPU, Input, Output and so on.

The competitors should pick the subject papers from the rundown gave beneath

Mathematics
Agriculture
Computer Science
Electronics and Communication Engineering
Structural Engineering
Computational Linguistics
Computational Natural Sciences
Bio Informatics

Reference Books for IIIT PG Entrance Exam

They can allude to different bent related books for selection tests like CAT, Bank PO and so forth for Paper I. For the second part they will need to allude to earlier year papers furthermore books arranged to the subject that they select.

Neet objective chemistry
P.N.Kapil

Neet objective math
O.P. Arora

Organic chemistry 4e
Loudon

Organic chemistry, volume 1
Finar

Neet objective physics
R.C. Lakhanpal

Organic chemistry
Pine

Fundamentals of chemistry
J D Lee, Solomons, Fryhle