Hello,

If Delhi University conducts entrance exam for Bsc chemistry then the syllabus for CUCET will be

1. Part 1

• General awareness and aptitude
• Logical reasoning and analysis
• English
• Data interpretation

2. Part 2

• Chemistry
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Biology

One of mathematics/ biology section has to be attempted.

To check the

Hey,

Delhi University do not conduct as such any entrance examination for admission into the B.SC Hons Chemistry course. The admission is made by the merit list prepared on the last qualifying examination i.e. class 12 or equivalent. You need to meet the following eligibility criteria for this course:

• You

Hey,

There are some good government colleges in Jammu & Kashmir. As you have mentioned that you are a pcmb student and want to pursue degree in medicine from any government college, so for any government college you have to clear entrance exam or neet .

1. Government medical college, Srinagar

To be a doctor in India i.e., to study MBBS/BHMS/BAMS/BDS etc you have to qualify an examination namely NEET. This examination is a entrance for all the national and international students wiling to be study medical sciences in India.

For this examination you need to have PCB so you should

See Medicinal Chemistry and Biotechnology both can help you to fulfill your dreams but you have to choose the most efficient way. In general the pharmaceutical and drug developing companies prefers the Biotechnologists due to their varied conceptual skills in the field of technology as well as development in Biology.

Dear aspirant,

For getting into st . Xavier's mumbai you need to pass 10+2 or equivalent examination from any recognised board or university. You need to score good in your 12th as it will be beneficial for admission in this college. Its not necessary if you have not taken maths

Hello Aspirant,

For NEET 2021, complete chapter wise weightage for each subject is described below and the important chapters which are having more weightage in comparison to others are in bold style :-

@Physics

Physical-world and measurement-2%

Kinematics-3%

Laws of Motion-3%

Work, Energy and Power-4%

Motion of System of Particles

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