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Engineering Mathemaics Hand written classoom notes

Kame eLearning

Schedule: Monday 27.07.2026 (At 11:00 AM)
Syllabus:&nbsp;
Applications: Power Engineering: vapour and gas power cycles, concepts of regeneration and reheat; I.C. Engines: Air-standard Otto, Diesel and dual cycles; Basics of Combustion: Air- Fuel Ratio, Equivalence Ratio; Refrigeration and air-conditioning: Vapour and gas refrigeration and heat pump cycles, properties of moist air, psychrometric chart, basic psychrometric processes.

Applied Thermodynamics.

Live Classes For GATE Mechanical Engineering - 2027

Syllabus Covered:&nbsp;
Engineering Mathematics (Compulsory) (15 marks)
Reasoning and Comprehension (Compulsory) (25 marks)
Fluid Mechanics
Solid Mechanics (Strength of Materials)&nbsp;
Thermodynamics

GATE 2027 Live Classes For Engineering Science (XE)

Foundation Course_GATE-2028 Mechanical Engineering

In this course we will cover only 05 subjects for Civil Engineering&nbsp;
1. Strength of Materials
2. Fluid Mechanics &amp; Machinery&nbsp;
3. Engineering Mathematics
4. Mechanics&nbsp;
5. General Aptitude&nbsp;

Live Classes (SOM + FM + MATHEMATICS + Mechanics + General Aptitude) Combo for GATE 2027  Civil Engineering

Date of Start: 10 July 2027 (8:00 PM to 10:30 PM)
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Theory of Machine (TOM)

For Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Engineering Science, Chemical Engineering and P&amp;I Engineering&nbsp;
Syllabus&nbsp;Chapters details are as below :
1. Fluid Properties
2. Pressure Measurement (Manometry)
3. Buoyancy and Flotation
4. Hydrostatic Forces
5. Fluid Kinematics
6. Fluid Dynamics
7. Laminar Flow
8. Turbulent Flow
9. Flow Through Pipes
10. Boundary Layer Theory
11. Vortex Motion&nbsp;

Fluid Mechanics

This course is specially designed to prepare effectively for GATE, ESE, and PSU examinations. The course provides a comprehensive approach by covering both theoretical concepts and extensive practice questions that are frequently asked in competitive engineering exams.
Each topic is explained in a clear, structured, and exam-oriented manner, ensuring that students build strong conceptual understanding along with problem-solving skills. The theory sessions focus on explaining fundamental principles, important formulas, and key concepts required for mastering the subject.
In addition to theory, the course includes a wide variety of practice questions, including new question similiar to GATE I ESE I PSUs latest trend and previous years&rsquo; questions from GATE and ESE, as well as exam-level problems designed to strengthen analytical thinking and improve speed and accuracy.
In this course we will cover : Theroy + Practice Questions,&nbsp; Details of Chapters are as below:&nbsp;
1. Basic Concepts 
2. Zeroth law of thermodynamics 
3. Energy interactions 
4. Second law of thermodynamics 
5. Entropy 
6. Availability, Unavailability and irreversibility 
7. Gas mixture 
8. Properties of pure substances 
9. Thermodynamic Relations

Basic Thermodynamics (For Mechanical, XE and Chemical Engineering)

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Engineering Mathemaics Hand Written Classoom Notes

Applied Thermodynamics.

GATE 2027 Live Classes For Mechanical Engineering (ME)

GATE 2027 Live / Recorded Classes For Engineering Science (XE)

Foundation Course_GATE-2028 Mechanical Engineering

GATE 2027_Live Classes Combo for Civil Engineering

Live / Recorded Classes _Theory of Machine (TOM)

Live / Recorded Classes_Fluid Mechanics (For ME, CE, XE, Chemical and P&I Engineering)

Live / Recorded Classes_Basic Thermodynamics (For ME, XE and Chemical Engineering)

Live / Recorded Classes_Strength of Materials (For ME and Civil )