Notes, GA solutions, and PYQs for IITM BS Diploma DBMS — SQL, ER diagrams, normalization, and OPPE prep.
Last updated: April 2026
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DBMS covers how data is modelled, stored and queried, with SQL as the working language throughout. The theory and the practical halves are both examined, and the programming exam needs genuine query-writing speed.
Where marks go: Normalisation and multi-table joins are where marks go — write queries by hand until the join logic is automatic.
13 documents in this collection: twelve week-wise note sets and one study document.
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