I believe your Question is with reference to Competitive Exams. Any Exam, where there is a Chemistry Section, you may assume 1/3rd of the Chemistry Questions to be from Inorganic Chemistry. In my Time when I appeared for JEE, it was a trend out of 30 Chemistry Questions, 10 would

Yes, having maths you will be eligible for B.Sc CS/IT.

As far as the second part of your Question is concerned, considering the career scope and placement prospects in ths IT/Software/Services Industry, I would say you must pursue MCA from some of the Good NITs after B.Sc. CS/IT. You need

First tell you sister to pursue an Undergraduate Degree after 12th be it B.Sc./BBA/B.Tech/BCA/MBBS/B.Com/BMS/BA or whatever she's interested in. Preferably an Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics or Commerce degree will help her, since shell ultimately pursue MBA.

In the Final Year of her graduation ask her to appear for CAT followed by

Hey,

There us no such barrier for students who want to pursue MBBS degree after their graduation is completed.

But one major eligibility which needs to be met in order to take admission into various MBBS colleges is a minimum of 50% (for general category) marks in your 10+2. As

Hey,

The book is literally very good for students in order to develop their basics for the subjects. The students who doesn't understand the concepts and theorems easily and spend their most of the time learning it, this book is best for them.

It explains every concept and theorems in

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As you have not mentioned the exam you are preparing  for so I am saying for both the exams, NEET and JEE.

Yes the books seems perfectly fine if you are preparing for NEET exam. Along with this book solving past year questions will work as a perfect combination.

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I hope you are doing well

Now let me go through your question

We generally suggest to you becase it helps to clear your basic concepts and doing some question. If you clear your base then practising previous year question papers and mock test and while doing practice

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As of now there isn't any information regarding the admission for Post Graduate courses in Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University for the academic year 2021-22. You will get to know the schedule when the admission notice is released. Please keep visiting the official website for updates and notices from

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Yes, Delhi Technological University do offer M.Sc Chemistry and the eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with B.Sc General/Hons with Chemistry as main subject with minimum 55% aggregate marks or CGPA from a recognized board. The admission is based on merit in the entrance examination

Hey,

To be very honest I won't suggest you to do that.

Firstly although the syllabus for both the exams are sane but you can see or analyse by comparing the question paper of both the exams, the question in JEE is a bit tough as compared to questions in