Hello dear,

Physical chemistry in jee mains is as important as organic and inorganic chemistry. Apart, every subject has equal importance and weightage in jee mains. It's better if all the topics are done thoroughly.

Moreover, topic wise questions that come in jee are given below,

Topic                                                             Questions

Some basic

Hello Student

• First of all you have to make a systematic and effective study routine. Maintain a gap Period of time in which you will get relax of your mind. Your study hours  should be divided into 3 parts in the morning writing section of all questions of  chemistry &

The eligibility criteria for NEET clearly states that a student need to have scored the undermentioned percentage as per there category in PCB (aggregate):

• UR - 50%,

• OBC/SC/ST - 40%,

• PWD - 45%

If you have good rank, you are eligible Medical Colleges as you have PCB aggregate greater than

Hello,

No, there will not be questions from Physics and Chemistry subjects in NATA exam. The type of questions in NATA are

• Multiple-Choice type (MCQ)
• Multiple Select type (MSQ)
• Preferential Choice type (PCQ)
• Numerical Answer type (NAQ)

The aptitude of the candidate will be assessed using some or all of

Hello Aspirant

The answer to your question is a bit difficult to answer because getting a score of 96 percentile in JEE Mains is not everyone's cup of tea.

Considering that you are a decent student even then to get an overall score of 96 percentile you will have to

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Guessing with your mentioned marks in physics & chemistry you have passed both theory & practical examination, if not do let me know in comment below.

Yes, you are eligible for neet examination.

This is because,

To be eligible for neet, you need to pass  12th board examination with

Hello Aspirant,

No you are not eligible for NEET UG 2022 because you got failed in Chemistry Theory part and as per the eligibility criteria for NEET UG the candidate should get minimum 50% aggregate in PCB combination and should pass in theory as well as practical both but you

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No, You cannot even pursue Bsc botany/zoology/ agriculture without physics.

This is because,
Even to be eligible for these  physics is mandatory.

For reference,
The link for eligibility criteria of these courses for some of the colleges is given below:-

Bsc botany/zoology DU eligibility:- https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-bsc-eligibility-criteria

Bsc agriculture eligibility at