With your background in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and Information Practices, you have a wide range of options for studying abroad in Canada or the U.S. In the medical and life sciences fields, you can pursue degrees in Medicine, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Genetics, or Environmental Science. If you're inclined towards technology, you might consider Computer Science, Information Technology, or Bioinformatics, leveraging your additional subject knowledge. To prepare, you should focus on achieving high scores in your board exams and standardized tests like the SAT or ACT, and if applicable, the TOEFL or IELTS for English proficiency. Additionally, research the specific admission requirements of your target universities, gather recommendation letters, and work on a compelling personal statement.

Hello,

Let me guess that you are asking about the syllabus for 12th board exams. Basically the portion that comes in 12th board exam from science, is physics and chemistry. Now, as you have not mentioned your board name in the question, so it will be difficult for us to tell you the syllabus, becuase it is different for different- different boards.

So, please post a new question with the board name mentioned in it, and also make your question more brief. Only then we can help you in a better way.

Hope you understand.

Hello,

It's expected that DPUE will release the examination schedule of 2nd PUC in this month, this is a tentative date though there has been no official confirmation by the concerned authority for the same, you can stay updated at the official website at pue.kar.nic.in  or you may follow our page at https://school.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-2nd-puc-time-table

You can check out 2nd PUC syllabus at https://school.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-puc-syllabus , for previous year paper, visit at https://school.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-puc-question-papers

Hey!

It is mentioned on the official website of CBSE that concept of pre-board exams does not come under the purview of CBSE. It is a school's own prerogative.
Schools conducts the pre board/pre-pre board exams. These exams are onlyy conducted to help students understand the pattern of actual board exams and make them ready about it. If you are not able to write these exams, then you must notify the school authorities.

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The tentative date for the HSC boards exam is from 1st May.

Follow the link below for more info:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/maharashtra-hsc-time-table

I hope my answer helps you. All the very best for your future endeavors!

If you are really interested in getting into an IIT or NIT but unfortunately feel you are not prepared enough, you may consider taking a drop and currently focussing on Board Exams. However do give JEE Mains this year, as you will get an idea of time management, the questions and have a very important experience.

JEE Mains as well as Advanced us all about strategy and hardwork. You need proper strategy in regular preparation, strategic selection of study material as well as a proper test taking strategy.

For more information do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-preparation-tips/amp

Hello student

For your need of Q&A books, the publications are  Jeevish, Jen, Don Bosco, Dinesh publishing, and Arihant also.

It will be better for you to consult with your subject teachers and make a decision  to buy books .

But my suggestion is go through your textbooks thoroughly it will be  more than enough to secure more than 90 percent in 2nd PU exam of Karnataka State Board.

Hi aspirant,

I totally understand your problem and would suggest you to be confident, not loose hope. Since your aim is to do good in both board examination as well as jee, and you have not done good preparation yet you must start with the syllabus of class 12th. Study with the best materials, YouTube videos which would boost your confidence as well as moral. Do the best efforts and you would surely do good in board's examination. Now coming towards JEE it would required much more hard work and labour, so gather all your books and try covering all the syllabus. After this you can appear for 3rd and 4th phases, if not successful you will need to take a drop and appear for the next year.

Hope it helps!!