Hello Aspirant,

See if you only attempt correctly all the questions of Chemistry section in JEE-Main then your total score for Chemistry will be 100 because there are 25 questions of 4 marks each. So if you don't attempt any other section then your total marks would be 100/300.

Now

Dear student,

You must  know that if there is no Physics, Chemistry and Biology in your course then you highest qualification will be considered the one which you have done earlier with Physics, Chemistry and Biology and this you have done in class 12th.

Though you are pursuing engineering in

Hello aspirant,

Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test, commomly known as EAMCET, is an entrance examination conducted for admission to engineering, agricultural and pharma courses in various colleges in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana in India.

The most important chapters from Physics are:-

Heat and Thermodynamics

Work

Hi Aspirant,

In modern curriculum what teachers want is the key words that are of utmost important in any subjects as of Physics,Chemistry or Bio.When writing a answer remember to add key words in the answer so that while checking the papers the teachers find out theactual important word and

The eligibility criteria for NEET is that the candidate must be older than 17 years. The minimum qualifying marks for NEET is that in 10+2 the candidate must have (marks eligibility corresponding to the category provided below):

• UR - 50%,

• OBC/SC/ST - 40%,

• PWD - 45%

Another eligibility is that

Its not tough to score 35 marks in chemistry JEE advanced if your basics concepts of the subject are strong. I suggest you to try solving previous year advanced papers as they will give you an idea about the type of questions that are asked and give you an idea

Dear leaner,

Yes ,you will infact one can purse nursing after 12th completion with 45% of marks in every science subject ,seems like you reached the exact notion ,

The basic eligibility for bsc nursing is 10+2 with physics, chemistry, biology with 55-60% and age limit should be 17 .

See if you have given the BSc Mathematics Hons exam and passed the first year then you my have to use the code 5. But as you didn't appear for any examination which means that you are just like a normal dropper then you have to use code 2.

The

Hello Aspirant,

See due to the pandemic named COVID-19 so many students of different boards got promoted but all of them got promoted on some basis like some have been promoted on the basis of previous year's result whereas some of them have been promoted on the basis of internal