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I follow MTG ncert at your fingertips for chemistry,trueman for biology and H.C verma for physics,is any thing else i can do for aiims?

Mayank Kukreti 10th Mar, 2019
Hii Kshitij
To score good marks in AIIMS exam,your main focus should remain on NCERT textbooks as most of the questions are asked from it so make sure you go through your NCERT textbooks thoroughly after that you can opt any reference book for solving MCQ'S.Try not to opt too
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I got 35 in physics....44 in biology....46 in chemistry.....I belong unreserved category....so may I eligible for neet 2019??

mahimadogra_6929406 Student Expert 10th Mar, 2019

Hey Bhavana.

According to the eligibility criteria laid out for NEET 2019 you need to pass class 12th boards exams from a recognised board to be eligible. Along with this you also need to score a minimum aggregate of atleast 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects together to

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Differences between queen bee and worker bee?

Himani Mamgain 10th Mar, 2019

To collect the water, nectar, pollen, propolis and ripening the honey in its stomach. Older forager bee turns into the scout honey bee that searches for the new sources of food and new sites for hive. 

Besides that,  there are also morphological difference between queen bee and worker bee as

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Types of malaria along with their causative agents?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Types of malaria caused by Plasmodium falciparum -

Black water fever

Cerebral malaria

Subtertain malaria

Estivo-autumnal malaria

Malignant tertian malaria


Types of malaria caused by Plasmodium ovale -

Ovale malaria

Mild tertian malaria


Types of malaria caused by Plasmodium vivax -

Tertian malaria

Vivax malaria

Benign tertian malaria


Plasmodium malariae

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What exactly is "Agent Orange"?

Shaurya Sharma 10th Mar, 2019

Hello Ram,

Thanks for contacting Careers360.

Agent Orange is a herbicide and defoliant chemical. It is widely known for its use by the U.S. military as part of its herbicidal warfare program, Operation Ranch Hand, during the Vietnam War from 1961 to 1971. It is a mixture of equal parts

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What is the value of "RQ" in anaerobic conditions?

Abhijit_1514089823 Student Expert 10th Mar, 2019
Hi Ram Mohan Nayak !

Respiratory quotient is the ratio of the volume of carbon dioxide
produced to the volume of oxygen consumed in respiration over a period
of time.

RQ = Volume of C02 evolved/Volume of 02 absorbed

The Respiratory Quotient value indicates which macronutrients are being
metabolized, as
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Complete oxidation of NADH and FADH2 will produce how many ATPs as per recent concepts?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Old (previous) concepts -


Complete oxidation of 1 molecule of NADH will produce 3 molecules of ATP.

Complete oxidation of 1 molecule of FADH2 will produce 2 molecules of ATP.


New (recent) concepts -


Complete oxidation of 1 molecule of NADH will produce 2.5 molecules of ATP.

Complete oxidation of

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Differences between Photosytem I and Photosystem II?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Photosystem I

-Reaction centre is P700

-It is not associated with splitting of water

-It is found in both - grana and stroma lamellae

-It lies on outer surface of thylakoids

-It participates in both cyclic as well as non cyclic flow of electrons


Photosystem II

-Reaction centre is P680

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Differences between blood and lymph?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Blood

-reddish coloured fluid

-RBCs (red blood cells) + WBCs (white blood cells) + Platelets + Plasma

-carries more amount of oxygen and digested food

-blood plasma contains proteins (plasma proteins)

-flow of blood in blood vessels is faster

-clots quickly (as fibrinogen content is more)


Lymph

-colourless fluid

-Plasma

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What are the advantages of Hydroponics?

masteranshu27 10th Mar, 2019

Advantages of hydroponics -


1. Commercial production of vegetables (eg - seedless cucumber)

2. Identification of essential elements, their role in structure and function and their deficiency symptoms

3. Avoids problems of weeding

4. Provisions to regulate the pH so as to provide an optimal pH for a particular crop

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