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what if student is failing in two subjects physics 30/100 chemistry 26/100 biology 85/100 grace mrk will be given ???

Srija Mitra 19th Jul, 2021

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.

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Is it still possible for me to take Masters in psychology, even if I complete my Bachelor in Chemistry/ any other subjects?

Supriya Omi 17th Jul, 2021
Hello there!
Generally the government colleges in India doesn't allow this switch in the field of education when moving to higher studies. You can select the related field with which you are pursuing your bachelor's degree.
But there are many private universities which allow this kind of switch.
Kindly check
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as a physicst how much we need chemistry?

medsra159 17th Jul, 2021

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

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I am repeating this year hsc gseb boards with practicals and 5 subjects. But after appearing physics and chemistry exams I am worried because as per my calculations I am getting 30 and 28 marks. I just want to ask that does repeaters also get gracing marks . please anyone can help me in

Manidipa Kundu Student Expert 17th Jul, 2021

hi,

see generally repeater or students who appear in improvement exam has different question paper then regular candidates. sometimes if questions difficulty level is high grace mark would be awarded. however it would solely depends on the exam control authority decisions for allowing grace marks for repeaters students and would

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What should I do, MCA or M.Sc chemistry?

Rajeswari 17th Jul, 2021

Hello,

What is your UG course and interest can help to decide answer to this question opportunities for Chemistry Post graduates are diminishing as new industries are not coming up and so no requirements of chemistry graduates bright option is teaching profession

Where as in my opinion MCA is most

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I have just completed 2nd year of B. Sc. in 2021 and now I am in 3rd year. I want to give neet this year, but I only had Physics and English as subjects with practical in B. Sc. I didnt have Biology or Chemistry. Which code should I use? Also, does biochemistry count instead of chemistry?

Arhana Chakraborty 17th Jul, 2021

See you can use the code 5 of NEET is and only if you have Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology as subjects in your 1st year UG course along with practicals in them. Now as you didn't have Biology/Biotechnology then you can use code 5. Thus the only code which you can

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when applying for msc chemistry , i fill the info about my hsc score but didnt fill the subject . whether my form will be accepted or not?

Subhrajit Mukherjee 17th Jul, 2021

Most of the universities in India ask for the HSC percentage and not the detailed subject vs marks information. So I think in your case also thats possible else you won't be able to submit the form if its mandatory to provide the subject vs marks.

So I don't think

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Which NEET code should I use if I passed 1 year of B.Sc with the subjects Chemistry, botany, zoology(do not have physics)

Anurag Khanna 17th Jul, 2021

Hello Aspirant,

As you don't have Physics in your B.Sc 1st year program so your highest qualification with PCB is class 12th so you should use code 02 .

So you should use code 02 in your NEET UG 2021 Application form.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-qualification-codes

Kindly complete your NEET UG 2021 Application

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I completed my neet biology syllabus but only 30% of chemistry and physics.. Is it possible that I can complete my whole syllabus and crack neet in the remaining time...

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 17th Jul, 2021

Hi

You still have around 2 months for you neet examination, so if you work hard then you can definitely complete the rest of your chemistry and physics syllabus but right now you should take decisions smartly instead of running behind completing the complete syllabus you should first cover those

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