In NEET and AIIMS most of the questions are direct formula based and one-line theoreticals. There are a few rare gems which force you to twitch your brain muscle for extra firepower. However, in JEE (main) and JEE (adv) most of the questions are more inclined towards conceptual application.

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Always target to complete Physical chemistry first...this carries a lot of marks....inorganic chemistry go for the chapters included in class 12 syllabus first and the organic chemistry chapters in 12th NCERT...

Hey Abhishek.

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 Both are concerned.  NEET examination is conducted  to get admission in all medical colleges across the country except that for the AIIMS and JIPMER, they conduct there own separate examination for the admission to the college.

And to appear for NEET you must have scored a aggregate minimum of 50%

M.Tech. : the most conventional future of GATE qualified candidates. M.Tech. from IITs and a few good NITs actually give you deeper understanding of the subject. They will make you love (or hate?) the subject more than you did in your engineering. Moreover, a masters from a good college increases

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The answer is yes.Please read the below details.

• Indian national candidates were eligible to appear in GATE 2018.

• Candidates from Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Ethiopia and United Arab Emirates (U.A.E) were also eligible to appear in GATE 2018. They must have completed or must

Dear Yash,

You can check the topics below which carries more weightage in the exam for chemistry in JEE Main on the basis of 2017 paper analysis

Chemical Bonding- 6.67%

S-Block- 6.67%

Alkyl Hallide, Alcohol & Ether (Reaction Mechanism)- 13.33%

Mole Concept- 10.00%

Good luck!!