I got 68% in 12th, 63 in physics,20 in maths and 52 in chemistry can I apply for MHT CET 2024
Hello aspirant,
To be eligible for the MHT CET 2024 exam, candidates must have completed their 10+2 or an equivalent examination from a recognized board or university with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks. It is important for candidates to thoroughly review the eligibility criteria for the 2024 exam before registering. Failure to meet the eligibility criteria may result in the cancellation of a candidate's admission.
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hello all I want to ask that I have done all the topics of Chemistry Class 12th from video but I havent touched NCERT yet.I have my board exams in 3 days so what should I do.Should I do the NCERT and back exercise questions or do pyqs.Are doing only PYQs after revision sufficient for scoring 90+
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Scoring 90+ is not possible just with the PYQs because the questions keep changing every year. And the basic key to score good marks in your boards exam is to be thorough with every sentence of your NCERT book, so I would strongly suggest you to go through the NCERT with whatever time you have left.
what is a weightage of derivation in chemistry 12th hsc
Hello aspirant,
There is weightage of different topics but there is not any fixed weightage of derivations in chemistry. If we look at previous years question papers, in some paper derivations have good weightage while in some it is very less. But there are good chances that you will see question on derivations in exam.
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Can i do MSc Chemistry after BSc Food technology?
Yes, it is possible to pursue an MSc in chemistry after completing a BSc in Food technology, although there may be some prerequisites or additional coursework required depending on the specific program and institution.
Here are few points to consider:
- Some MSc chemistry programs may require specific undergraduate coursework in chemistry or related fields. While a BSc in food technology may cover some chemistry courses it's essential to ensure that you have the necessary background knowledge in chemistry to succeed in an MSc program.
- Once check the admission criteria for the university you wish to join. Because some consider the applicants from diverse academic backgrounds, while some may only consider applicants from traditional chemistry or related degree.
- Some universities offer bridge courses or pre MSc courses to help students transition from a different academic background.
While it may require some additional planning and possibly coursework, it's generally feasible to pursue an MSc in chemistry after completing BSc in food technology.
i have +9 grace mark in chemistry,my pcb % is 60+ physics 81 biology 60 chemistry 40+9 +9 grace mark ,does it makes me ineligible for mbbs admission in government and private college? i heard having grace mark makes ineligible for government mbbs
Hello aspirant
You should not worry if your aggregate score in physics , chemistry and biology is 50% .
You have got 49 Marks in chemistry, 81 in physics and 60 in biology then your aggregate score in pcb will be 49+ 81+60 = 190 , it is more than 150 .
According to Neet eligibility criteria the candidate must have completed 17 years , student must be an Indian. The candidate must have passed class xii with physics, chemistry and biology with minimum 50% marks . English is also compulsary subject.
If you fulfill above criteria you will be eligible for neet . After that on which college and which medical course will you get depends upon your neet score .
For getting admission to government college you need to score 610+ marks in Neet.
It also depends upon cut off neet, cut off altimately depends upon number of candidates appeared, difficulty level of exam, availability of seats , previous year's cut off etc .
So focus on your neet preparations rather than thinking about these things.
what is the fees structure of msc chemistry in prist college
Dear aspirant !!
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INR 1,19,160/- . The tuition fee is calculated on the basis of 1st year. The actual amount may vary. The fees might include components other than Tuition Fees.
For more details about the same ,visit the link ;;
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