Your complete Engineering Syllabus & study guide
Browse the official GTU first-year syllabus, unit-wise topics and recommended reference books for every common subject of Semester 1 and Semester 2 — all in one clean, free place.
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Official GTU Syllabus
Unit-wise topics for every common subject, taken straight from the official GTU first-year curriculum.
Reference Books
Curated text and reference books recommended for each subject, so you always study from the right source.
Organised by Semester
Cleanly structured by First Year, Semester 1 and Semester 2 — find any subject in a couple of clicks.
First Year — Common to All Branches
The GTU first-year curriculum is shared across every engineering branch. Pick a semester to see all of its subjects.
Semester 1
First semester common subjects for all branches of GTU engineering — mathematics, basic sciences, mechanics, graphics, programming and communication.
View subjects6 subjectsSemester 2
Second semester common subjects for all branches of GTU engineering — linear algebra and the elements of civil, electrical and mechanical engineering, environmental studies and workshop practice.
View subjectsSemester 1 Subjects
Foundational mathematics, sciences and core engineering subjects.
Mathematics-I
Calculus of single and several variables — limits, integration, sequences and series, partial derivatives and vector calculus.
Engineering Chemistry
Applied chemistry for engineers — water technology, metals & alloys, corrosion, fuels, polymers, fibers and analytical techniques.
Engineering Physics
Physics of materials and waves — acoustics, ultrasonics, crystal & band theory, lasers, optical fibers, conductors and new engineering materials.
Mechanics of Solids
Engineering mechanics and strength of materials — statics, trusses, friction, simple machines, stresses, strains and beams.
Engineering Graphics
Technical drawing fundamentals — engineering curves, projections of points, lines, planes and solids, orthographic and isometric views.
Computer Programming & Utilization
Foundations of programming using C and C++ — computer basics, data types, control structures, functions, pointers and object-oriented concepts.
Communication Skills
English and professional communication — verbal & non-verbal communication, listening, presentations, interviews, technical writing and grammar.
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