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Below mentioned are the NEET important topics for the subjects Physics, Biology and Chemistry along with their weightage.

Physics

Physical world and measurement

2%

Electrostatics

9%

Kinematics

3%

Current Electricity

8%

Laws of Motion

3%

Magnetic Effect of Current & Magnetism

5%

Work, Energy and Power

4%

Electromagnetic Induction

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Really sorry, but your question is not quite clear as you have not mentioned the name of the exam for which you have asked the query so please kindly mention the name of the exam for which you are asking the question so

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Yes, you are eligible for GATE in Chemistry. The eligibility criteria are candidates must have passed graduation in engineering/technology or Master's degree in any relevant science subject.

For more details go through the link below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-eligibility-criteria

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The syllabus of the JEE MAINS or Advanced didn't change suddenly or every year. SO you have to follow the syllabus of the JEE MAINS & ADVANCED 2022 syllabus which mostly the same of NCERT 10+2.

The JEE MAINS Chapterwise weightage till 2021(as the 2022 examination isn't conducted):

• PHYSICS:

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B.Tech in Food Technology is a 4 year UG course which deals with the study of food processing and applications to increase the duration of product.  You must have completed 10+2 with at least 60 per cent aggregate with Physics, Mathematics as compulsory subjects and Chemistry or Biology

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Hope you are doing great ! Yes here is the chapter wise weightage of chapter please have a look;

You didn't mentioned the name of the examination for which you are asking the chapterwise weightage. I am providing here the chapter wise weightage of the JEE MAINS, JEE ADVANCED & NEET examination. If you need the chapterwise weightage for any other examination then repost the question with the name

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A Master of Science in Chemistry (M.Sc Chemistry) is a two-year postgraduate degree split into four semesters. The course combines knowledge of natural and chemical processes with a comprehension of a variety of physical and biological phenomena. The course is specifically formulated for the students who are willing to

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The question you have asked lacks a bit of information. You haven't mentioned the reference for which you want to know the chapter wise weightage of maths and chemistry. It's not clear as in, whether you are referring to boards exam, or exams like NEET or JEE main or