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 AMIE Section 'A' Notes and solved paper (Rs.800/- per subject)

4. Environmental science                    
5. Material science (English)                                               

AMIE Section 'B' Notes  (Rs.1200/- per subjects)
1. Extractive metallurgy                                                  
2. Physical Metallurgy                                         
3.Mechanical behavior of materials                      
5.Welding and Allied process                               
6.Thermal Engg.      
                                     
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API Notes
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Energy Auditor /Manager Study material
Energy efficieny in thermal utilities

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ENERGY PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FOR EQUIPMENT AND UTILITY SYSTEMS 

GENERAL ASPECTS OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND ENERGY AUDIT

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