School of Business, UPES Dehradun All Questions

Hey Amol

You must prepare well for GRE/TOEFL and score excellent in them to increase chances of selection in College application and you can still apply for Universities/Colleges in US/Canada in Fall Semester or Spring Semester as well because it is not very much far in terms of time as it starts in January.

The current pandemic situation has put hold on many process but they are resuming slowly and so College results would be out soon, considering the same the students should keep processing their future plans like Admissions and Placements.

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In Physical Chemistry, that is Basic Concepts of Chemistry for 2%,Properties of Gases 2%, Thermodynamics 4%, Redox Reactions and Electromotive Force 5%, Structure of Atom 2% and Solid State 2%. That is 17% of the total syllabus.

In Organic Chemistry, Purification and Characterisation of Organic Compounds. Some basic Principles of Organic Chemistry, Hydro Carbons, Organic compounds containing Hydrogens, Oxygen and Nitrogen, Polymers, Biomolecules, Chemistry in Everyday life, Principles related to Practical Chemistry chapters are included. 8-9 questions come from this part.

The rest of the questions 7-8 questions come from Inorganic Chemistry from chapters like Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties, General Principles and Process of Isolation of Metals, Hydrogen, Block Elements, S,P,D and F block elements, Coordination compounds, Environmental Chemistry.

In Organic Chemistry, Purification and Characterisation of Organic Compounds. Some basic Principles of Organic Chemistry, Hydro Carbons, Organic compounds containing Hydrogens, Oxygen and Nitrogen, Polymers, Biomolecules, Chemistry in Everyday life, Principles related to Practical Chemistry chapters are included. 8-9 questions come from this part.

The rest of the questions 7-8 questions come from Inorganic Chemistry from chapters like Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties, General Principles and Process of Isolation of Metals, Hydrogen, Block Elements, S,P,D and F block elements, Coordination compounds, Environmental Chemistry.

Hello,


Based on previous year trends of question paper, here is the distribution of topicwise weightage of JEE mains examination in Chemistry :

Transition Elements and Coordination Chemistry -12
Periodic table and Representative Elements - 12
Thermodynamics And Gaseous State - 8
Atomic Structure - 8
Chemical Bonding - 8
Chemical And Ionic Equilibrium - 8
Solid State And Surface Chemistry - 8
Nuclear Chemistry And Environment - 8
Mole Concept - 4
Redox Reaction - 4
Electrochemistry - 4
Chemical Kinetics - 4
Solution and Colligative Properties - 4
General Organic Chemistry - 4
Stereochemistry - 4
Hydrocarbon - 4
Alkyl Halides - 4
Carboxylic Acid and their Derivatives - 4
Carbohydrates,amino acid and Polymers - 4
Aromatic Compounds - 4

I hope this helps.

Hey Uzma

NCERT books especially for Chemistry is a very good resource for JEE Mains, if a candidate reads the book thoroughly and gets the concepts perfectly along with solving all questions/exercises in the book then getting through JEE Mains question won't be difficult for the candidate.

But it is very rare that questions from NCERT directly appear in JEE Mains. This has been experienced very rarely by students in the past few years, the concepts and methods may match but getting a directly copied question is very difficult to find in JEE mains paper.

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Hello aspirant,

Yes automobile Engineers have a good future in India as well as abroad, as their will be an increase in production in the automobile sector their will be increase in scope of opportunities for these engineers , and regarding the situation when EV comes in the picture, those company who are already producing vehicles now will be most capable of producing Electrical Vehicles in the future and if one has joined it before they will be given training in it. So need not to worry, you will be provided with proper classes and training if situation changes.

hey,

delhi CET do conduct 5 tests and eligibility criteria do differ for each course , can you help us which test are you going to appear , however for your little help here i am mentioning some of the relevant information if you are applying for lateral entry then only delhi region candidates can apply and the eligibility criteria is candidate must have passed their 10+2 with physics and chemistry as compulsory subjects along with mathematics/biology(botany/zoology) or 12th science (with mathematics as one of the subject) or 12th science with vocational or 12th science with technical or passed 10th class from CBSE board and 2 years ITI (engg) from ITIs/ITCs situated in delhi only

for more information feel free to ask us

hope this helps!

Hello,

The University of Delhi will start the DU 2020 admission process by opening the registration window anytime soon now, at du.ac.in. The official dates are not yet released. Keep an eye on the official site for latest information. Please click the below link to know more.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-admission

Hello,

You have not mentioned your category it is important to know because cut off is different for each category. In 2019 the cut off was as follows for each category for CSE

• General:5179
• BC-A: 18353
• BC-B: 9658
• BC-C:13448
• BC-D:9552
• BC-E: 19306
• SC: 31840
• ST:27200

You need to secure a rank accordingly. But off may increase or decrease depending on number of seats available in CSE, number of candidates appeared in exam etc.

The cutoffs change every year as it depends on various factors. So it is quite difficult to predict you any college. However, if we consider last year's cutoffs, then with 50000 rank, you can expect Information Technology in Kakatiya Institute Of Technology and Science, Civil, EEE and IT in Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology, IT and ME in Vasavi College Of Engineering etc.

As of now No, Veerashaiva Lingayats does not falls under OBC category. In the state of Karnataka they belong to BC but in centre list they come under General Category and not under OBC.

There are further 30 more sub divisions in Lingayats which are considered as OBC's as per the Center list but not Veerashiva Lingayats.

If you are Lingayat Uppara from Karnataka you will get OBC status for Central Government jobs.

All the best!!