Hello Aspirant,

See your overall percentile of JEE-Main cannot be calculated from the separate percentiles of the three subjects. Let me explain you, why. See percentile is simply the percentage of students scoring equal to or less than the score that you have scored in JEE-Main and this criteria is

Hello,

If you are admission in West Bengal then okay. You are completed in BSC in chemistry but entry lateral in BTech which is not possible in anywhere dear.

If you want to join lateral entry in engineering course you have to diploma course in engineering subject. Like ece diploma

• at least 50 % in aggregate of PCB (

Hey there

In the first and second cut off list of Hindu College the minimum percentage of Cutoff which are required war 98. 25% and 98.75 respectively. It means it is almost 99% for BSC honours (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics). And particularly for physics it is 99.33%.

For more details

Dear Student,

All the chapters as mentioned in your syllabus for the certain exam will be important. Instead of focusing on the important chapters , focus on important questions for all the chapters, work equally hard for every lesson.

https://www.shaalaa.com/search-important-solutions/maharashtra-state-board-hsc-science-general-12th-board-exam_573?subjects=physics_754

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All the best!

Dear Student,

Focus on all the chapters since they are all equally important , study it, understand the concept and then move on to studying the important questions for those chapters.

https://www.shaalaa.com/search-important-solutions/maharashtra-state-board-hsc-science-general-12th-board-exam_573?subjects=physics_754

Refer to this link.

All the best!

Hello Sourav Kumar Deo,

In the statement which you mentioned above in the question, the concerned subject implies that if you are giving exam for BSc Hons Physics then you should have more than 50% marks only in Physics also apart from the aggregate.

If you are giving the entrance

Hi

It depends on which exam you are applying for. You haven't specified the examination name.

To tell you the actual meaning of ' subjects concerned ' it generally refers to a subject whose marks the testing agency considers and is a eligibility criteria. It basically means the subjects which

Hello Aspirant,

As per the marks you have mentioned your PCB aggregate comes out to be 53% and for NEET it is required 50% so according to this you are definitely eligible for NEET but apart from this criteria there are some other criterion which needs to be checked like