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i am preparing for jee i want to select physics chemistry anf math as main subject which subject should i choose for the admission in 11th and for 12th can i take crop science

Ram Sharma 21st May, 2026

For your 11th and 12th admission, you must choose the **Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM)** as your core subjects. This combination is compulsory to meet the eligibility criteria for appearing in the JEE.

Yes, you can absolutely take Crop Science as your fifth optional or vocational subject.

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Msc chemistry syllabus 2026 cpget important topics from kakatiya university

Sanskriti Srivastava 22nd May, 2026

Hi!

Below is the link to access the CG PET Syllabus 2026. You will find the chemistry syllabus in the article:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/cg-pet-exam-pattern-syllabus

This article also contains the syllabus of Chemistry and Mathematics.

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i have biology, chemistry and english in my CUET 2026 exam can i get addmission in delhi university for BSC hons. (obc NCL candidate) ... please reply

Samyak Jain 20th May, 2026

Hello Dear Student,

Yes, you are eligible for some B.Sc (Hons.) courses at Delhi University if you studied the required subjects in Class 12.

However, since you do not have Physics , you may not be eligible for certain science programs that specifically require Physics as a mandatory subject.


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May 30 exam cuet ug chemistry most questions asking topics expected

Saniya Khatri 20th May, 2026

Hello Student,

Check the previous date-wise shift papers link given below to identify repeated topics and expected questions in CUET UG Chemistry on May 30.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cuet-chemistry-question-paper-2026

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if a student in cbse board math 60 chemistry 64 physics 67 hindi 96 english 73 and additional subject yoga 95 those students gave joass counselling yes or no answer

Devika Malik 19th May, 2026

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Based on these marks, you may not meet the JoSAA 75% eligibility criteria for NITs, IIITs, and other CFTIs because JoSAA usually considers Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, one language subject, and one additional subject for calculating the aggregate.

Your calculated percentage comes around 72%, which is below the required 75%

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