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In NEET 2019 whether the admission is based on percentile marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology.Is it true ? Please inform me quickly

Anonymous 1st Aug, 2018

Hii

The admission process/criteria of NEET 2019 is same as NEET 2018 but the changes you will see in NEET 2019 is that you can apply twice for NEET as per the NTA( Conducting body of NEET 2019).

Qualifying Marks for NEET 2019 is UR - 50%, OBC/SC/ST - 40%,

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I have backlog in Msc chemistry now I want to do Msc chemistry thru correspondence is it possible

sumi jain 1st Aug, 2018

Hello Nawaz,

Yes its possible to pursue Msc chemistry through correspondence but onlt think is that you will have to start it from 1st year of your post graduation. You will not be allowed to continue after your backlog.

Please contact to college for admission.

All the best.

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Which course is best? Information Technology (IT) or Information Science Engineering (ISE) or Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) ? Pls

zubin916 31st Jul, 2018
All courses best for you and all have similar level of difficulty.

However CSE is most in demand following by ISE and IT.

CSE is more ibdepth and covers broad array of topics into hardware and software integration.

ISE too is in demand with specific focus on latest happening and
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In 12th, i got 42 in chemistry and 16 in math, other subjects is above 50%.is I eligible for neet exam?

Mayank Kukreti 31st Jul, 2018
Hii
The eligibility criteria for NEET is that you should have 50% aggregate marks in PCB for general category while for SC/St/obc candidate it is 40% aggregate marks in PCB and for general PH it is 45% aggregate marks in PCB.so if you come under this criteria then you are
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I got compart in chemistry and also i gave exam and except that subject i am having above 60%.So am i eligible to take admision in BBA LLB ?

mahimadogra_6929406 Student Expert 30th Jul, 2018

Hey Aditi.

The eligibility criteria for admission in BBA LLb course is different in each institute. In some institutes you need minimum 45% aggregate and in some you require a minimum 50% aggregate of all subjects in your 12th boards. Some colleges also have a condition of passing each subject

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Sir m.sc chemistry ka cutoff kitna gya h ....

sumi jain 30th Jul, 2018

Hello Tanuja,

Admissions to various colleges are taken place, since you did not mention any name of college so its difficult to answer.

Please mention the name of college so that we can help you.

All the best.

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From which book maximum question come in neet in physivs chemistry and biology

Alisha 30th Jul, 2018

hi !!

for neet , all the questions and their basics are framed from ncert, so learnt it by heart,and for practice refer to books like errorless, gtb, and most important please practice last five years question papers of neet and aiims.

all the best

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What would be average cutoff for m.s.c chemistry in bits2018

Manish Thakur 2nd Aug, 2018

Hi Bhanu,

The cutoff would be something around a score of 270+ in BITSAT.

Good Luck!

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Is a PG chemistry person eligible for gate. And what about msc physics apearing for final year.

Kumud Sahni 30th Jul, 2018

Hi,

Yes, any candidate who has completed their Bachelor’s degree in Engineering/Technology or Master’s degree (M.Sc) in any relevant science subject or must be in the final year of the programme are eligible to apply for Gate exam.

While applying for GATE 2019, there is no minimum pass percentage in

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Best book for theoretical & conceptual approach for Physical Chemistry in Class 11 for preparation of IIT.....?

mahimadogra_6929406 Student Expert 29th Jul, 2018

Hey.

You can use the following list of books for preparation of JEE advanced exam.

  • Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon
  •   O.P. Tandon Organic Chemistry
  •  J.D Lee
  • Organic Chemistry by Morrison & Boyd   
  •  Concepts of Physics by H C Verma
  •   IIT JEE Physics by Arihant   

Best of luck!

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