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SOME BASIC TOOLS FOR CHEMISTRY (Some Highlights)

1.Logrithm

1) log(a b) log a log b

bp x

log x p

b
=>
# loge( ) i.e. 'log to the base e' is
called natural log where 'e' is a
mathematical constant called
eulers constant and value 2.71828.
loge( ) is also represented by 'ln( )'.
# log10( ) i.e. 'log to the base 10' is
called common log and simply
represented by log( ).
bp=x
=>
antilogb p=x
antiog10( )=antilog( )=10( )

log a b anti log b a

Remember
log2=0.301
log3=0.477
log7=0.845

2) log ba log a log b

3) log a n n log a

Learn

4) log a a 1

1) log 5 log 102 log10 log 2 1

5) log10n n log10 10 n
6) log b a
7) log b a
8) ln x

0.301 0.699
2) log84 =log(22.3.7)=2log2+log3+log7
= 2(0.301)+0.477+ 0.845= 1.924

log c a
log c b

log c a
1
1
log abc log a log b log c
logc b
3)
log c b logc a log a b
2

log10 x
log10 e

3) antilog2 = 10 = 100

log x
0.4343

2.303log x 4) antilog 0.5 = 101/2 = 10 =3.16

5) ln 2 = 2.303 2=4.606

Common Logrithmic Table:

A log table is provided with log values from log1.000 to log 9.999 . To get log value of a no. beyond this
range we convert that no. into a new no. which belongs in this range by using above logarithm
formulae.
e.g log 432.785 =log (4.328102) =log 4.328 + log102 =0.6363 +2 =2.6363
log 0.04328 =log (4.32810 2) =log 4.328 +log10 2 =0.6363 2 = 1.3637

Log6.752 = 0.8294 & antilog0.8294 = 6.752

Seeing Log Table:
To see the log value of log6.752, see 6.7 in first column, then see the column of 5 from first row and go
down in that column upto row of 6.7 . The no. you get is lets say 0.8293 . Now look for column of 2 in the
mean difference columns, and move down to get a no. in row of 6.7 . Lets say you get 1 . Then add this n.,
to 0.8293 . Hence 0.8294 is your answer.
Seeing Antilog from Log Table:
Seeing antilog value of a no. from Log Table is just the reverse process of seeing log value of a no. Lets
say we have to see the antilog value of 0.8294 . Antilog of 0.8294 is that no. whose log value in the table
is 0.8294 . To find whose log value is 0.8294, find a no. equal to or a bit less than 0.8294 in the table. The
no. which corresponds to it in first column constitute first two digit and the no. verticaly above it in the
first row is the third digit. In seeing antilog vaue from log table you get an approx. value.
Seeing Antilog from Antilog Table:
Seeing antilog value of a no. from Antilog Table is similar as seeing log value of a no. from Log Table.
Let us find antilog value of 0.8294 . Find the row of 0.82 in first column, then find the column of 9 in first
row. Get to the no. where these two row(0.82) and column(9) meets, the no. is 6.745. Now find the column
of 4 in mean difference section and move down to the row of 0.82. The no. you get is 6. Add this to 6.745 .
Hence the antilog value of 0.8294 is 6.7451.
In an Antilog Table, antilog values of no.s from 0 to 0.999 is given. To get antilog values of no.s beyond
this range, we use following manipulations:
e.g antilog 2.8294 = antilog (0.8294 +2)=antilog 0.8294 antilog2 =6.752102 =675.2
e.g antilog 1.1706 = antilog (1.1706 +2 2) = antilog 0.8294 antilog 2 =6.75210 2 =0.06752

Practice
log 2.732 = ?? (ans 0.4369)

antilog 0.4369 = ?? (2.732)

log 45.96 = 1.662

log 273.2 = ?? (ans 2.4369)

antilog 2.4369 = ?? (273.2)

log 7278 = 3.862

log 0.02732 = ?? (ans 1.5631)

antilog -1.5631 = ?? (0.02732)

log 0.2552 = -5932

In above discussion your log values can vary with maximum deviation 0.0020 due to
mean difference error and some approximations made. Be happy with an approx. answer.

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2.Calculation Tricks
1)Remember these values by heart:
2=1.414
3=1.73
5=2.236
2) 25=100/2 ; e.g 32X25 = 32X100/4 = 800

7=2.646

125=1000/8; e,g 64125 = 8000

45=90/2 etc. e.g 13/25 = 13x4/100 = 0.52
3) 55 999 = 55(1000-1) = 55000 55=54945
4) 21 16 = 212222= 42 84 168 336
17 28 = 3414 = 687 = 476
5) Squaring two digit no.s ending with 5:
(T5)2= T(T+1)~25
e.g

(65)2=67~25 =4225

application:

5554 = (5555 55) = (3025 55) =2970

6) Squaring any two digit no.:

Ex. Square 37
Step(1) Square 7 Its 49. Now 9 will be the ones of answer. So retain 9 and carry
Step(2) Multiply 3&7 Its 21. Double it Its 42. Add 4( you are carrying) Its 46. Retain 6 for
tens and carry 4.

Step(3) Square 3 Its 9. Add 4(you are carrying) Its 13. Hence your answer is 1369

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SOME TOPICS FROM CLASS 11 (Some Highlights)

1. Mole Concept
NA= 6 1023
qe-=qp+= e = 1.6 10 19C
mp+= mn =1amu =1u =
me-

1
NA

1800
NA
0 ; when add/sub with masses of p+, n, atom, molecules etc

Mass no. (m) of any atom/molecule has two very important emplications:
m amu = m u = is the mass of its one entity( i.e one atom or one molecule)
m gram = mg = is the mass of one mole entity of that atom/molecule.
An atom is represtend as:
( p n ) mass no. m

atomic no. p A

;Where p &n =no. of protons& neutrons

2. Atomic Structure

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Derivation of Time independent Schrodingers Wave equation:

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Considering the wave nature of e-, electrons are supposed to be forming stationary waves around
nucleus.
Equation of an standing wave, from concept of physics is of the form
y = a sin( 2 x )
A general equation for e- wave can be written as

;Where is amplitude of e wave and r is position vector of e

= 0 sin 2 r

To simplify things, let us consider a wave extended along x-axis only. It will be of the form

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3. Periodic Table
Mnemonic Devices to learn Periodic Table:
Grp1. ( H Li Na K Ru Cs Fr)

Grp15. (N P As Sb Bi)

HeLiNa Kare Rab Ce Fariyad

Ni Pasand Aisi Sabji Bisaila

LiNa Ki Ruby Ce Frendship hai

Nahi Pyare Aise Sab Bigad jayeg

Grp2. ( Be Mg Ca Sr Br Ra)

Grp16. (O S Se Te Po)

Beta Mange Car Sasur Baap Raji

OS Se TePo

Beta Mange Kanya Sundar, Baap Raaji

Old Style Se Te(in) Pon

Grp13. (B Al Ga In Ti)

Oh! Style Se Tel Polish

Began Alu Gobhi In Thella

Grp17. (F Cl Br I At)

BAil Gai In Tabela

First Class Biryani In Austria

Baba Ali Gaye India to Tiwan

Face CBI At your home.

Grp14. (C Si Ge Sn Pb)

Grp18. (He Ne Ar Kr Xe Rn)

Chemistry Sir Gives Sanki Problems

He (man) Ne Arnold Ko Xinda Ronda

College Students Gives Sanki Problems

Period 4. (Sc Ti V Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn)
Science Teri Vaah kare(Cr) Manav, Fir koj(Co) Nikala Copper Zinc!
Science Teacher Very Cruel, Maange Fair Copy Nickel Copper Zinc
Science Teacher Vinita Maam FeCoNi ko Zaan hai
Period 5. (Y Zr Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh Pd Ag Cd)
Ye Zindagi Nahi, Mohabbat Tughe Ro Ro kar Pukaregi Aaj(g) Chandni
Ye Zara Nai Modern Technology Ruk Rahi hai. Pado Aage CDMA hai.
Period 6. (Lu Hf Tu W Re OS Ir Pt Au Ag)
La HafTa Warna Re Os Iron rod se Pitega Aur Hospital jayega
La HafTa Warna Us(Os) Irritating Popat k sath Aur Hoga pagal
Period7. (Ac Rf Db Sg Bh Hs Mt Ds)
Arrey R D Sharma Book Hote Math Diffiult!?
Arrey R D Sharma ki Book me Hain Math k Diffiult sawals.
Mnemonic to remember whole Periodic Table:
Harlod, He Lies Below But Can Not Open Fire, Nenamgal Sipsclar (NeNaMgAl Si.P.S.Cl.Ar) . Kings
Can Scan Till fiVe Cruel Men Feel Cold Nights. CouZins Gave German Assassians Several British
Kremlin Robbers..
Little Betty Boron Could Not Often Find Neon...

EXCLUSIVE

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4. Gaseous State
Ideal Gases
Boyles law: P V1

Charles law: V T

PV = const.
P1V1 = P2V2

at const. T

V
T

V1
T1

Aogadro Hypothesis: V n

= const.

VT22

V = k n ; k is a constant
at const. P

(at const. T & P)

Combining above all laws:

PV = nRT

---- Ideal Gas Equation

Where, R is a constant, called universal gas const. and has a value 0.0821 L atm K-1 mol-1, 8.314 J K-1
mol-1, 2 cal K-1 mol-1.
Daltons law of Partial Pressure: Total pressure of a mixture of non-reacive gases is equal to the sum of
partial pressures of the component gas.
Ptotal = p1+ p2+ p3+.
If mole fraction of component gases is given(say, 1 2 3), there partial pressures can be calculated as:
P1= 1Ptotal , p2= 2 Ptotal , p3 = 3Ptotal
Aqueous Tension: Pdry= Ptotal Aqueous Tension
r 1

Grahams Law of Diffusion:

1
M

; r is rate of volume diffused( r =

Volumediffused
time taken

d & m are density and molecular mass of gas

r1
r2

d2
d1

M2
; when to gases diffuse at same T&P
M1

PV= 13 mnu2

Kinetic Gas Equation:

u= urms=
urms=
Average velo:

uav =

3PV
M =

, Here, u is root mean square velocity(urms)

3RT
M =

3P
d

----for 1 mole gas

n1u12 n2u2 2 n3u32 ....

n1 n2 n3 ....

n1u1 n2u2 n3u3 ....

=
n1 n2 n3

8RT
M =

8PV
M =

8P

Most probable velocity: It is the velocity which is possesd by maxium no. of molrcules.
ump=

2RT
M =

2PV
M =

-9-

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Real Gases
Compressibility factor(Z) :
Van der walls equation :

It is defined as,

PV
Z = nRT

(P + an2 ) (V nb) = nRT

V

Boyles Temperature(Tb) :

a
Tb = Rb

Inversion Temperature(Ti) :

Tb = 2Rba

Critical Temperature(Tc) :

Tc = 278 aRb

Critical Volume(Vc) :

Vc = 3b

Critical Pressure(Pc) :

Pc =

a
27 b2

Some Important Graphs under these topics :

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SOME MATHMETICAL TOOLS FOR PHYSIC (Some Highlights)

1. Algebric formulae
1) (a b)2= a2 + b2 2ab
2) (a + b + c)2 = a2 + b2 + c2 + 2(ab+bc+ca)
3) (a b)3 = a3 b3 3ab(a b)
4) (a + b) (a b) = a2 b2
5) a2 + b2 = (a + b)2 2ab = (a b)2 +2ab = [(a + b)2 + (a b)2]
6) (a +b)n = nC0 anb0 + nC1 an-1b1 + nC2 an-2b2 + ... + nCr an-rbr + ...... + nCn-1 a1bn-1 + nCn a0bn
called Binomial expansion

--

( Note, lower subscript of C and power of b increases by 1 in each step and power of a decreases by 1)
= an + nC1 an-1b + nC2 an-2b2 + .............. + nCn-1 a bn-1 + bn
Where, nCr = n!/r!(n-r)!
and

n! = n (n-1) (n-2) ... 3.2.1

e.g 5! = 5.4.3.2.1 = 120 , 5C2 = 5!/2!.3! = 10

Imp: nC1 = nCn = 1 ; also nCo = 1 ( not 0) , nC1 = n
Special case:
(1+x)n = 1 + nx + n(n-1) x2 + 1/6 n(n-1)(n-2) x3 + .........
If x<<1, then terms with x2 and further higher powers of x becomes negligible when to add on term
with x.
(1 + x)n = 1 + nx

Hence,

for x<<1

Similarly,

(1 + x)n = 1 + nx

(1 - x)n = 1 - nx

(1 + x)-n = 1 - nx

(1 - x)-n = 1 + nx

e.g (999)1/3 = (1000 1)1/3 = 10 (1 0.001)1/3 = 10 (1 1/3 X 0.001) = 10 X 0.99967 =

9.9967
7) ax2+ bx + c = 0 , has to roots (say & ), given as -

, =
Note:

+ = -b/a ,

2 4
2

= c/a

8) ax3 + bx2+ cx + d =0 , has three roots (say ,,)

b
c

a ,
++= c ,

9)

a0 x n a1 x n 1 a2 x n 2 ..... an 1 x an 0

c
a

, has n roots (say 1,2,3,,n)

a
a1
a2
a4
3
a0 , = a0 , = a0 , = a0 ,
i=
i j
i j k
i j k l

i i i ... i
1

(1) n

an
a0

2. Componendo dividendo
a c

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ab cd

b
d
-----Componendo

a b c d

b
d

-----Dividendo

ab cd

a b c d

----Componedo Dividendo

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3. Imp. Inequalities
If a>0 ;
Also,

x< a

-a<x<a

x2<a2

-a<x<a

x R [a,a]

|| > or x2>a2

4.Trigonometry (Some Highlights from 11th Math)

1) sin2 +cos2 = 1
1 + tan2 = sec2
1 + cot2 = cosec2
2) sin( A B) sin A cos B cos A sin B ---(2.1) sin( A B) sin A cos B cos A sin B

---(2.2)

cos( A B) cos A cos B sin A sin B ----(2.3), cos( A B) cos A cos B sin A sin B ----(2.4)
tan tan

tan( ) = 1tan tan

3) sin(A+B+C) = sin cosB cosC + cosA sinB cos C + cosA cosB sinC sinA sinB sinC
= cosAcosBcosC (tanA+tanB+tanC+tanAtanBtanC)
cos(A+B+C) = cosAcosBcosC-sinAsinBcosC-sinAcosBsinC-cosAsinBsinC
= cosAcosBcosC (1 tanAtanB tanBtanC tanCtanA)
tan(A+B+C) =

4)

++
1

sin(A1+A2++An)= cosA1cosA2cosA (S1 S3 +S5 S7+)

cos(A1+A2++An)= cosA1cosA2cosA (1 S2 +S4 S6+)

S1 S3 S5 S7
1 S2 S4 S6
tan(A1+A2++An)=
Where, S1= tanAi , S2= tanAitanAj , S3= tanAitanAjtanAk , Sn=

tan Ai1 tan Ai2 ...tan Ain

5) If, A1=A2==An=A, then, S1= n tanA , S2= nC2tan2A , S3= nC3tan3A , Sr= nCrtanrA)

sin nA cos n A( n C1 tan A n C3 tan 3 A n C5 tan 5 A ...)

cos nA cosn A(1 n C2 tan 2 A n C4 tan 4 A ...)

tan nA

C1 tan A n C3 tan 3 n C5 tan 5 A ...

1 n C2 tan 2 A n C4 tan 4 A n C6 tan 6 A ...
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sin(A+B)sin(A B)= sin2A sin2B = cos2B cos2A

6)

cos(A+B)cos(A B)= cos2A sin2B = cos2B-sin2A

7)
Transformation from Product to Sum form

Transformation from Sum to Product form

+

2sinAcosB =sin(A+B)+sin(A B)

sinC+sinD =2sin

2cosAsinB =sin(A+B) sin(A B)

sinC sinD =2cos

2cosAcosB =cos(A+B)+cos(A B)

sinC+sinD = 2cos

cos

+
2
+
2

sin

CosC cosD = 2sin

cos

2sinAsinB =cos(A+B) cos(A B)

cos

Formulae for transforming trigonometric terms from product form to Sum form as given in first
column can be obtained by: 1st formula=equn2.1+equn2.2 ; 2nd=equn2.1 equn2.2 ;
3rd=equn2.3+equn2.4 ; 4th=equn2.3 equn2.
Formulae on the second column can be obtained by doing following substitution on first column
equation :
A BD ,

A+BC ,

+
2

5.Imp Differentiations

() = 0 ; Where C is a constant.
#

functions of x.

#
#

*. ()+ = C.

f(x)

*() ()+ =

g(x)

; Where u & v are

d u v u ' u v '

dx v
v2

#
f(x)

uv = u v + v u

dy
dy
dt
dx dy
dt
#

f(x)

()

()

f(x)

xn

n xn 1

(ax+b)n

sin x

cos x

cos x

a.n.(ax+b)n 1

-sin x

tan x

sec x

cot x

-cosec2 x

sec x

sec x tan x

cosec x

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cos x

-1 / 1 x

1/(1- x2)

cot 1x

-1/(1 x2)

cosec 1x

sin x

1/ 1 x

tan 1x
sec 1x

x x 1
2

x x2 1

ax

ax ln a

loga x

1/ x ln a

ex

ex

ln x

1/x

6.imp Integrations
(). = F(x) + C
Read as, integration of function f(x) w.r.t x is function F(x) plus C, where C is a constant.
f(x)

F(x)

f(x)

F(x)

xn

xn+1/n+1

ax

ax/ lna

sin x

-cos x

cos x

sin x

tan x

-log||

cot x

log||

log| + tan |

sec x

cosec x

log| cot |

Definite Integration
/2

3/2

/2

sin =/2 sin =0

2

cos =etc= 1

sin =3/2 sin =/2 =etc= 1

Application:
2

/2 sin = 1 , 0 sin = 0
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State

City

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Colleges

Rank

Entrance exam

AIIMS

AIIMS

Armed Forces Medical college(AFMC), Pune

AFMC

Christian Medical Colleges(CMC), Vellore

CMC

83.91

JIPMER, Puducherry

JIPMER

New Delhi

82.03

Maulana Ajad Medical College(MAMC), New Delhi

AIPMT, State PMT

Utter Pradesh

Kanpur

81.07

Lady Hardinge Medical College(LHMC), New Delhi

AIPMT, State PMT

2001

Uttrakhand

Roorkee

78.68

University College of Medical Sciences(UCMS), Delhi

AIPMT, State PMT

IIT Hyderabad

2008

Telengana

Hydrabad

77.23

Grant Medical College(GMC), Mumbai

AIPMT, State PMT

IIT Gandhipur

2008

Gujrat

Ahmedabad

75.21

Kasturba Medical College(KMC), Manglore

UGET Manipal

IIT Ropar

2009

Punjab

Rupnagar

74.89

10

Govt. Medical College(GMC), Chandigarh

AIPMT, State PMT

10

IIT Patna

2008

Bihar

Patna

74.68

11

Sawai Mansingh Medical College(SMC), Jaipur

AIPMT, State PMT

11

IIT Guwahati

1994

Assam

Guwahati

74.63

12

King Georges Medical University(KGMU) , Lucknow

AIPMT, State PMT

12

NIT Tiruchirappalli

1964

Tamil Nadu

Tiruchirappalli

74.45

13

Institute of Medical Sciences (IMS), Varanasi

B.H.U PMT

13

VIT, Vellore

1984

Tamil Nadu

Vellore

74.40

14

Banglore Medical College(BMC), Banglore

AIPMT, State PMT

14

IIT Varanasi (BHU)

2012

UP

Varanasi

74.39

15

Seth G.S. Medical College, Mumbai

AIPMT, State PMT

15

Sardar Vallabhbhai NIT

Surat

73.13

16

Christian Medical College(CMC), Ludhiyana

CMC Ludhiyana

16

IIT Indore

2009

MP

Indore

72.01

17

T.N Medical College, Mumbai

AIPMT, State PMT

17

BIT, Ranchi

1955

Jharkhand

Ranchi

71.81

18

Madras Medical College(MMC), Chennai

AIPMT, Direct

18

Visvesvarya NIT Nagpur

71.29

19

Vardhaman Mahavir Medical College(VMMC), Delhi

AIPMT, State PMT

19

NIT Rourkela

1961

Odisa

70.81

20

Stanley Medical College(SMC), Chennai

AIPMT, State PMT

20

IIT Mandi

2008

Himachal Pradesh

70.33

21

P.G.I.M.S, Rohtak

AIPMT, State PMT

21

College of Engineering, Pune

69.71

22

B.M Medical College, Pune

AIPMT, State PMT

22

NIT Karnatak

Manglore

68.96

23

Indira Gandhi Medical College(IGMC), Simla

AIPMT, State PMT

23

Motilal Nehru NIT Allahabad

1961

Allahabad

67.95

24

Medical College Kolkata

AIPMT, State PMT

24

PSG College of
Technology, Coimb.

1951

Tamil Nadu

Coimbatore

67.80

25

Calicut Medical College, Calicut

AIPMT, State PMT

25

NIT Jodhpur

2008

Rajasthan

Jodhpur

67.68

26

Aligarh Muslim University(AMU), Aligarh

AMU

27

G.S.V.M. Medical College Kanpur

AIPMT, State PMT

IIT Madras

1959

Tamil Nadu

Chennai

89.42

IIT Bombay

1958

Maharashtra

Bombay

87.67

IIT Kharagpur

1951

West Bengal

Kharagpur

IIT Delhi

1961

Delhi

IIT Kanpur

1959

IIT Roorkee

1961

Gujrat

1960

1960

Maharastra

1854

Nagpur

Rourkela

Maharastra

Karnataka
UP

Mandi
Pune

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IISc Banglore

1909

Karnataka

Bengluru

Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai

1933

Maharashtra

Mumbai

International Institute of Information

Technology, Hyderabad
score
24 Guru Jambeshwar University of Science &
Technology, Hissar
91.81
25 Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
87.58

Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

1969

Delhi

New Delhi

86.46

University of Hyderabad

1974

Telengana

Hyderaabad

85.45

Tezpur University, Tezpur

1994

Assam

Tezpur

84.31

University of Delhi, Delhi

1922

Delhi

Delhi

BHU, Varansi

1916

UP

Varanasi

Sl
83.19
no.

Indian Institute of Space Science and

Technology, Thiruvanantpuram

2007

Kerela

Tiruvananth
apuram

BITS, Pilani

1964

Rajasthan

Pilani

76.85

10

AMU, Aligarh

1920

UP

Aligarh

11

Visva Bharti, Kolkata

1922

West Bengal

12

Panjab University, Chandigarh

1882

13

Podicherry University, Puduchery

14

Ra
nk

Name

Est.

state

city

1998

Telengana

1995

Haryana

1969

Punjab

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University

81.22

Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT), Cambridge,

MA, USA
78.83
2

Harvad University, Cambridge, MA, USA

76.62

University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK

Kolkata

4
76.11

Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA

Chandigarh

Chandigarh

5
California Institute of Technology(Caltech), Pasadena, CA,
76.07

1985

Pondicherry

Puducherry

74.44

Bharathiar University, Coimbatore

1982

Tamil Nadu

Coimbatore

74.32

15

North Eastern Hill University, Shillong

1973

Meghalaya

Shillong

72.42

16

King Georges Medical University,

Luckhnow

1905

UP

Lucknow

72.24

Columbia University, New York, NY, USA

17

Homi Bhabha National Inatitute, Mumbai

2005

Maharashtra

Mumbai

72.09
10

University Of Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA

18

Jamia amdard, New Delhi

1989

Delhi

New Delhi

71.46
11

Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA

19

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore

2003

Tamilnadu

Coimbatore

71.03

12

University of California at Los Angeles(UCLA), CA, USA

20

Goa University, Goa

1985

Goa

Goa

69.90

21

Guru Gobind Sing Indraprastha

University, New Delhi

1998

Delhi

New Delhi

69.64 University of California at San Diego, San Diego, CA, USA

14

22

Gauhati University, Guahati

1948

Assam

Guwahati

15
68.57

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University of Oxford

University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA

Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA

13

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA

University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA

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University of Pennsylvania, PA, USA

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40

University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark

17

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA

41

University of California at Santa Barbara, CA, USA

18

University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco,

CA, USA

42

University of Paris-Sud(Paris Xl) Paris, France

43

University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA

44

University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

45

University of Edinburg, Edinburg, Scotland, UK

46

University Of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas,

TX, USA

47

Karolinska Institute, Solna, Sweden

48

University of California at Irvine, Irvine, CA, USA

49

Heidelberg University, Heidelberg, Germany

50

University of Munich, Munich, Germany

19

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology(ETH), Zurich,

Switzerland

20

University College London, London, UK

21

University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

22

Imperial College London, London, UK

23

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA

24

University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada

25

University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, USA

26

Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

27

New York University, New York, NY, USA

28

Northwestern University, Evanston, IL,USA

29

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL, USA

30

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN, USA

31

Duke University, Durham, NC, USA

32

Washington University, St, Louis, MO, USA

33

Rockefeller University, New York, NY, USA

34

University of Colorado, Boulder, Co, USA

35

Pierre and Marie Curie University, Paris, France

36

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA

37

University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada

38

University of Manchester, Manchester, UK

39

University of Texas, Austin, TX, USA

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