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Specific semester result is important for MSc chemistry course. Because if you neglect any semester in preparation and in study processing then it will get result bad maybe worst in the second semester of MSC chemistry because all the semesters is inter related and have

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The hydrogen peroxide has been carried out. The main purpose was to understand the key factors in the reaction and the relationship between epoxidation of propene and decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, which is the main side reaction.

Moreover, The decomposition was highly influenced by the materials used, being

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In general Physics has been always the weak point for medical aspirants due the maths involved in it but you don't need to worry at all as Physics is the subject which mainly deals with concepts and then you have to apply the learned concepts to

The eligibility criteria for the NEET clearly states that the student needs to pass 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry & Biology as subject in there 10+2 and they must get atleast 50% marks in aggregate of all this subjects for UR candidates and for the SC/ST the percentage required is 45%

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Yes, you are eligible for NEET exam. For general category candidates, minimum 50 percentage is required in 10+2 or Intermediate in PCB subjects from a recognised Board or College.

Also, candidates must have attained minimum 17 years age as on 31 st December, in the year of appearing

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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

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• 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