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You can take Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer, English after 10th for make career in Computer Field. If you want choose Computer Field there are some courses that you can do after 12th if you choose PCM in 10th. These courses are :-

• Big

Dear aspirant,

the eligibility criteria of neet ug is candidates must have studied physics, chemistry, biology and english as a compulsory subject in 10+2 course. however marks criteria is as follows:

general category- 50% aggregate marks in pcb

sc/ st/ obc category - 40% aggregate marks in pcb.

however this

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see cengage books are complete package of 10+2 course. you may divide it in two parts according to the syllabus of 11th and 12th. however first of all complete the chapters of physics, chemistry and mathematics from text book, solve text book exercise , then after complete 3-4 chapters

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There is no chemistry and phyisics in Cs engineering but some maths and phy you learn in 11 / 12 will be useful for your higher studies in Cs engineering

The topics in physics that would be useful in CS / EEE / ECE  higher studies

• Work, Energy

hello mayank nandan

I hope you are doing good. Firstly  I want to ensure you that your are not late so dont need to worry at all . Morever 9th syallbus have only very very basic parts of chemistry, its like introduction to chemiistry . Half of syllabus of 9th

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Hyderabad University is tentatively scheduled to release application form for University of Hyderabad 2021 admission online in the first week of April but it is not yet released. The application window will remain open until the last week of June on the university’s official website uohyd.ac.in. As of now

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Let me tell you that you're absolutely eligible to pursue M.Sc Environmental Science. A candidate must have studied B.Sc in relevant stream (such as Zoology Biology Physics Chemistry Biochemistry Microbiology Geology Life Sciences etc), except Mathematics and Statistics. Youu must have scored Minmum 50 percent (depends on the University

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If you are currently pursuing B.Sc and if you have completed your first year with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as compulsory subjects which also practical then you should opt for code 5 otherwise you have to opt for code 2 because then you will be considered as a