Hello Aspirant,

YES of course you can apply for AFCAT examination.

Each year, in February and August, the test is conducted to select Class-I Officers for Flying and Ground Duties (Technical and Non-Technical). Candidates can apply for the AFCAT whether they are male or female.

Through the AFCAT exam candidates

Hello Aspirant,

As you don't Physics in your course so you must not have passed your first year with Physics, if this is right then your highest qualification with PCB remains 10+2 and code 02 would be applicable on you. But if you have already passed your first year of

Hello candidate,

Here is a list of some of the best reference books which you should refer while preparing for Chemistry in NEET examination-

1. NCERT Chemistry textbooks for Class XI and XII.

2. Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon

3. ABC of Chemistry for Classes 11 and 12 by Modern

Hi

No, you are not eligible for neet examination.

This is because,

You have got RT ( repeat in theory) means you have failed in chemistry theory and when you fail in theory , you fail in that subject i. e you have failed in chemistry and thus, failed to

Dear Bhumi ,

Yes , you can pursue M.sc in Biochemistry after graduating B.sc with chemistry , well some colleges take entrance exams also to get admission with this course ( like BHU PET ) . You should score min 50% in your graduation level .

To find colleges which

As you have not mentioned the class (10th or 12th) whose reduced syllabus you want to know,I am providing links of reduced syllabus of both the classes-

1) https://school.careers360.com/articles/gseb-syllabus-class-12

2) https://school.careers360.com/articles/gseb-ssc-syllabus

You can visit the appropriate link and view the syllabus and download it in pdf format.

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you have got integrated max chemistry in nit Rourkela and metallurgy in nit Rourkela so I would recommend you not to join the msc chemistry and kindly go with the normal 4 year b.tech course.

Because in one college if you would spend

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

To be honest, metallurgy has no scope these days. Hardly companies come to hire a true metallurgical engineer. You again anyhow have to try your hands on coding if you want to get a high package job. However I feel doing an MSc

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

If you are more concerned about placements and landing on a lucrative package, then definitely doing ECE in IIIT would be best because ECE is a very versatile subject and most software companies include that branch in eligibility criteria.

However if you want