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Since you have taken Physics, Chemistry and Biology as your core subjects in 11th and you will continue with these subjects in 12th, you are eligible to take medical entrance examinations like NEET. Since the subject combination of PCB is required for medical entrance examinations, so you will definitely

Hello Aspirant,

Not only for Chemistry but I am enlisting down some best books for preparation of JEE-Main for all the 3 subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics :-

@Physics

• Concepts of Physics-H. C. Verma
• Fundamentals of Physics-Halliday, Resnick and Walker
• Problems in General Physics-I. E. Irodov
• University Physics-Freedman and Young

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Hope you are doing well!

Yes, you can get do mca after Bsc chemistry.According to the eligibility criteria:

In order to be eligible in MCA, you need to complete BCA or B.Sc or B.Com or a similar stream with a minimum of 50 percent marks in UG. You must

Hi aspirant,

Generally Chemistry has has large variety of questions but there are some books which are equally good for all three sections. It includes books by OP Tandon and Dinesh.

You can take separate books for all three parts as well written by renowned writers for particular topics:

Chemistry bsc Hons paper question and answer

Hello Aspirant,

See JEE-Main is a national level entrance examination of engineering courses and hence there is a huge competition which makes it one of the most toughest entrance examination. Now for such examination depending upon only 1 book would not be the wise choice and universal self scorer is

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If you are asking that only excelling in chemistry is sufficient for acing the JEE Mains exam, then no. It's great that you are confident in chemistry, but solving only  chemistry questions without any errors is not enough. You will need to prepare equally well for all the other

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In order to get admission in M.Sc in Cardiovascular technology, in many institutes, you need to pass B.Sc in Biology or relevant specialisation with 2 years PG diploma in ECG and CVT. Moreover, you need to have 3 years experience on ECG and CVT.

Dear applicant even if you didn't have computer science in your 10+2 then also you can pursue B.Sc Computer Science course. This is because the general eligibility criteria of B.Sc Computer Science course is you should complete your 10+2 from any recognised institution with Science stream as your subject combination(

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computer engineering is a good career option for a bright career. It offers too many job opportunities such as development, designing, digital marketing, IT manager, etc.

Here Is the list of subjects you have to study while pursuing B.tech in CSE