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Sir in NCERT syllabus the solid state chapter is removed so I will prepare for solid state for JEE main and advanced (prepare or not)

Harshit_958 Student Expert 7th Jul, 2019

Hi Suken,

As of now syllabus of JEE Main and JEE Advanced 2020 hasn't been released yet. And now since CBSE is not making question paper, I would suggest you to not leave it for the end. It's an easy chapter and requires a little bit of time. Below is

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I have passed my 12th in 2018 but not qualified for jee advanced 2018. I have repeat my 12th with all subjects in 2019 .

vibekmandal10_6455613 Student Expert 7th Jul, 2019
Hello Aspirant
If you already passed 12th in 2018 then you are not elligible for Jee advance in 2020 . Even If you will repeat your class 12th it is not possible to apply Jee advance . Your Aadhar number is already registered .
Hope you understand .
Thanks
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Ap icet counseling dates and required documents for certificate verification

snigdha.sharan19_9176762 Student Expert 7th Jul, 2019

Hi Anil,

The official dates for APICET counselling has not been announced yet but is expected to be in July. The documents required for certificate verification are:

  • AP ICET Hall Ticket 2019
  • AP ICET Rank Card 2019
  • Degree Marks Memos / Consolidated marks memo
  • Degree Provisional Certificate
  • Intermediate Marks Memo
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Which way of completing JEE syllabus is better in 6 months, completing any 1 subject in months or learning 3 subjects in a week or daily

Kishan_283 Student Expert 7th Jul, 2019
Hello...

Completing one subject in a month can't be possible. If somehow you did that then for next two months you have no link to that subject and hence all your prepration will go in vain.

Best way to use your time is to read all three subject in a
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Which way is better to complete the whole syllabus of JEE in upcoming 6 months

Dhruv Anurag 7th Jul, 2019

Greetings to you,

For the upcoming JEE in the month of January 2020, I would suggest you to stick to basic concepts thoroughly. If the basic concepts ate thorough, you can solve any sortof intermediate and advanced problems. For chemistry, you need to get done with NCERT atleast 3-4 times

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I hadnt satarted preparing for JEE, how should I complete the whole syllabus learning daily 3 subjects or completing the whole syllabus in

Sonali Sahu Student Expert 7th Jul, 2019

Hello,

Daily try to complete or cover some part of syllabus. Prefer the prescribed book by NTA then do daily practice of numericals and problems from all the 3 subjects. Its is highly needed to practice. If you aim for IIT or NIT then you have to study 18 hours

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Is NCERT syllabus easier for IGCSE students than CBSE or ICSE board students?

vibekmandal10_6455613 Student Expert 6th Jul, 2019
Hello Aspirant
In my opinion is igcse is much tougher than cbse.and  icse.board. igcse is more of like understanding and applying but cbse is more like mugging and writing exactly what was in the book. cbse has more content but igcse has more depth which makes it a bit more
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I have done my 12th but not qualified for jee advanced 2018 . I have repeat my 12th with all subjects and given jee advanced in 2019.

Harshit_958 Student Expert 6th Jul, 2019

Hi Anku,

No, you won't be eligible for JEE Advanced 2020. The rule is you can give JEE Advanced only twice, that too in consecutive years, the first being the year you pass your class 12th.

However, you can give JEE Main. The rules for JEE Main is that you

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What is the syllabus for NIPER JEE... Or can u just provide me the relevant books to go through for this exam?

Sunanda Dhar Student Expert 6th Jul, 2019


here I am listing down best book for niper jee

Name of Book and  its respectiveName of Author/Publishing House


Organic Chemistry-Morrison Boyd


Advanced Organic Chemistry-Bahl and Bahl


Pharmacology-Rang and Dale


Biotechnology-U Satyanarayana


Biochemistry-U Satyanarayana


Medicinal Chemistry-Williams and Lemke


Elementary Organic Spectroscopy-Y R Sharma


Pharmaceutical Bioassays-Kasture


Mass Spectroscopy-Silverstein


Analytical Chemistry-Garry Christen


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An IB DP student with Chemistry & Biology main subjects and Physics as an additional subject is eligible for NEET exam?

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 6th Jul, 2019
Dear Dipak, for being eligible for NEET, you should have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English as your core subjects. You cannot study any of these subjexts as an additional subject. But they should have been in your core curriculum. But if you have studied Physics as an
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