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i can feel your problem cause someday i gone through the same problem but now i am doing mechanical engineering.

let me give you a suggestion and idea which personally i follow i.e to maintain consistency and try hard to study try to understand concept as much as you

See, the true reality is that the National Institute of Technologies (NITs) which are situated in the North-East of our country (Assam, Sikkim, Mizoram, Meghalaya etc.) they do not have a very impressive infrastructure, and many labs are make-shift labs with no permanent construction.

So, yes it is true that

Most certainly yes! In fact, a new field has emerged out of biology and chemistry which is Computational Biology, which is a heavy Biology as well as Computer oriented field. As a computational biologist, you'll be expected to run queries on databases like FASTA, Pronet and many like these. You'll

See, the truth is that no matter if a normal BSc person and a B.Tech Chemical Engineer do the same work, but in most of the places the Chemical Engineer guy will be favoured. In the work culture of most of the companies, educational qualification holds very high weightage, so

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you, if you will fail in 1 subject in term 2 but passed in term 1 then you will be eligible for compartment examination. But if you fail in 2 subjects the you won't be eligible for

Syllabus for class 9 #Chemistry are:

Chapter-1 The Language of Chemistry

Chapter-2 Chemical changes and reactions.

Chapter-3 Water.

Chapter-4 Atomic Structure and Chemical bonding.

Chapter-5 The Periodic Table.

Chapter-6 Study of the First Element – Hydrogen.

Chapter-7 Study of Gas Laws.

Chapter-8 Atmospheric Pollution.

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Yeah! you can be a primary teacher after your BSc Physics but you need to complete the course of BEd after your BSc in Physics. Now if you feel tough in Physics, then apart from it choose any other course which you like or interested in. because BSc physics is

Dear aspirant !!

Hope.you are doing great !! To pursue MSc Anaesthesia, the basic eligibility criteria is a degree in BSc in Anaesthesia Technology or MBBS or equivalent degree in a relevant degree completed from an accredited university, with an overall aggregate score of 55 per cent .. also with