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The standard B.E. / B.Tech first-year syllabus. Semester I (Matrices & Calculus, Engineering Physics, Engineering Chemistry) and Engineering Graphics (GE3251) are available now. For Mechanical Engineering, Fluid Mechanics & Machinery is out, and more core subjects are on the way.
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