Hello aspirant,

It is very easy to get 40 - 50 marks in chemistry.

Since shortcut is never the right way for any task but still you can go with some smarter and better techniques for preparing for JEE advanced.

First of all analyze the 4 to 5 years paper

Hello Neet Aspirant!

In NEET exam, questions for chemistry are taken from three sections.

Acxording to previous year NEET question papers, the classification of questions is as follows

• 36% of questions were asked from physical chemistry(16 questions)
• 28% of questions were taken from organic chemistry(13 questions)
• 36% of questions were

In the neet exam 2021 conducted by the national testing agency a total of 45% of the questions are asked from the NCERT syllabus directly or indirectly.

I am coming to chemistry almost 50-60% of the questions are asked from the NCERT textbook.

The questions may not be asked directly

Hi aspirant,

You can use our Wbjee rank predictor at https://engineering.careers360.com/wbjee-rank-predictor Our prediction tells you will find your rank lying between 24-27k which is not bad at all. But it is certainly not that good as far as neet is concerned due to tough competition and past trends of high

Hello there

Master of Science (M.Sc) course is provided by Banaras Hindu University, Varanashi .

Under M.Sc there are 38 streams:

• FORENSIC SCIENCE
• CHEMISTRY
• MATHEMATICS
• FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
• ZOOLOGY
• PSYCHOLOGY
• ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
• GEOGRAPHY
• HOME SCIENCE
• STATISTICS and others .

FIRST YEAR FEES - INR 6,720 .

DURATION - 2

Yeah! You can definitely get government jobs. Now as you have BEd you can apply for Primary school teaching. For Secondary and Higher secondary school an MSc is must. Now apart from this you can apply for any exam which have a criteria for graduate candidates in State PSC. Apart

Hello aspirant,

It is very easy to get 40 - 50 marks in chemistry.

One of the best ways to prepare for the JEE Advanced exam is to first go through the syllabus of Chemistry and strengthen your knowledge about the important concepts which are also based on the previous

Hi Reshma,

You have not mentioned which board you are referring to so I am assuming you are talking about CBSE here. My answer will be based on the rules of CBSE board.

A candidate needs to score at least 33 marks out of 100 in each subject to pass.

Dear leaner,

It depends on your interest ,as physicist one will have a tremendous knowledge about anatomy and physiology and some sort of pharmacology so dealing with chemistry leave that to pharmacist,if you are interested in chemistry that's will be plus point to your career as many doctors don't require