Hello Aspirant,

See only the syllabus is based upon NCERT curriculum and question from any concept might vary so it is not guaranteed that any particular question can come from only any specific book because the concepts are same as present in NCERT but the questions might vary based on

Hi

You need to choose the code 02.

This is because,

Though you are doing Bsc but your highest qualification with all the three subjects i. e physics chemistry and Biology remains 10 + 2

Here's a short brief of Neet codes :-

Code 1 :- code 1 is for

• Physics

Hi

For neet chemistry you should always try to focus on organic chapters.

Reactions given in NCERT are must .

Also chapters like chemistry in every day life, biomolecules, polymers should be on your tips

For physical equilibrium thermodynamics are a must

And in inorganic - coordination compounds and p

hi,

see Irrespective of your Gate papers, you are eligible to apply for any of the streams  or papers available in gate. it is not mandatory that you need to appear in Gate exam from the subject related with your bachelors course. you may do self study and appear in

Hello Aspirant,

Out of the two mentioned percentiles, best percentile is 70 percentile for you but you are not going to get any good college with even 70 percentile because with 70 percentile your rank might be somewhere around 306900 - 345000 , you can check out marks Vs ranks

Hey aspirant,

See,we can't suggest you for dropping a year or taking admission in any of the college's.It's you who'll be deciding the best decision for you,for your career.afterall,only you know the best about yourself.So,if you are determined about getting a government college then I guess it doesn't matters that

JEE Main Chemistry Questions are mostly very direct, formula, information and reaction based, with respect to either Organic, Physical or Inorganic Chemistry. Little or Negligible in Depth application and thinking is required to solve the problems, provided youre confident with NCERT and have been through a Good Test Series, Handbooks/Notes