Hii harshvadhan,

Candidate Should have scored 60% and above in Maths/ Biology, Chemistry and Physics in their 10+2 respective exams.

Candidates from SC/ST Categories should have scored 50% in the above mentioned subjects.

Candidates from the North-East should also have 50% and above in all the subjects.

so if you

Hello,

You can go through this link to know the syllabus https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/upsee-syllabus.

Hope this will help you.

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krishan pandey 

Actually in january session you got to less percentile but don't worry about the april session i will guide you please let me tell i hope you covered the NCERT concepts and please refer the some of the reference books for physics H C verma and for

Hello.

The practical and theory scores both are considered for your eligibility to BITSAT or Jee mains. However, your board scores will not affect your ranking in either of the exams, your rank will be based on how much you score in the entrance exams only.

Hope this helps.

Hi Rugved,

From experience, I would recommend that you focus on the following topics in the Mathematics Section

1. Probability

2. Geometry 

3. Mensuration

4. Trignometry

5. Mixtures 

The other topics are relatively easier to attempt whereas the above-mentioned ones woulr require far more practice and dominated the Quantitative Paper.

Maths, Physics, Chemistry, General studies and English comprise the subjects of NDA Syllabus 2024 . Paper 1 has 120 Questions in mathematics, and the weightage they carry is 300 marks with 2.5 marks for each question. Paper 2 has the General Aptitude Test(GAT) comprising of 120 questions of total 600

Hello aspirant,

As if now my suggestion is to complete first chemistry then mathematics and then only go for physics.

Chemistry try to complete important and easy topics in 10 days

And another 15 days to complete mathematics

And at last 3 to 4 days for physics to cover only