Dear Ryan,

when I am preparing for my JEE MAINS, I practiced most of the previous papers. I found 2018 JEE paper(online mode) was the easiest one. Not only in chemistry, you can score more marks in that paper.

Here, I am providing the link of chemistry paper 2018 :

Frankly speaking, chemistry is a vastly boring subject but its a useful one compared to that of Botany. So try to keep chemistry in your 3rd year as it can influence your field of study further to Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Genomic Science etc. So keep the chemistry in your curriculum. The

Dear Reader,

Yes, You are eligible for JNU entrance exam for MSc chemistry if you are graduate with CBZ as this CBZ contains chemistry,botany and zoology as it's main subject and eligibility of Msc chemistry for JNU entrance exam is minimum aggregate of 55% with chemistry as main subject and

Hello sir,

JEE Mains 2021 March 16 Shift 2 was by date the toughest paper of JEE mains.

Reson:

Maths questions very lengthy and tricky as well.

Physics was conceptual and lengthy

Chemistry again they went in depth

Hello,

I hope you are doing good,

There are various many books present in today's world for these subjects but some good books are referred below:

For PHYSICS-

NCERT OF CLASS 11 AND 12

The Concept of Physics by HC Verma

Objective Physics By DC Pandey

Objective Physics by Prof.

Hello student

To answer the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) exam a candidate must possess M.Sc. or equivalent degree/Integrated BS-MS/BS-4 years/BE/B Tech/B. Pharma /MBBS with at least 55% marks to be eligible to apply for the exam.

So based on your qualifications your are eligible to write the

Hello aspirant,

Yes, you can apply for NEET because you just need to have biology in the 12th class. So if you didn't have biology in 11th class then it's okay. For NEET only your 12 class mark sheet and subjects will only be considered with 50% aggregate marks in