Hi Aspirant,

Yes NCERT is good for p,d and f blocks.The chapters have been discussed here broadly and one could easily get a good understandings if they study these chapters from NCERT.There are ample number of short questions from these chapters which clear the doubts too.

Hope it helps!!

Hello,

First of all make sure that you have not ger registered for CBSE 12th exam 2022. Then only do this. If you don't like the commerce then you can go for Science. But as you have mentioned that you don't like Physics, what you are planning to do after

Obviously! You can. Most of the colleges don't have any restrictions regarding BSc Psychology subject combination in 12th. So if you have at least 50% marks in aggregate (this criteria may change from college to college) and if you pass in all your subjects then you will be eligible for

Dear aspirant,

I would like to

inform you but on official website question papers are available only till 2017, you can easily download it from the official website.

Refer to the link mentioned below - http://www.mbose.in/more.php?category=home&id=11..

Hello aspirant,

It all depends on your interest between biology and computer science, if you are interested in bio and want bio to be part of further studies than don't change the subject, but if you want to do further studies with computer science then change the subject.

Also it

Dear Student,

It is a four years undergraduate course and it's duration is 4 years. And you are not eligible to study B.Sc Nursing course without having Physics as your subject. You should have passed 12th standard or an equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects from a recognized

Hello srusto srusti

I hope you are doing good. I would glad to aware you about some things . For getting success in the field of technology it would be very difficult without PCM . Their is an option in which you can opt for commerce and if want to

hello jatin k

I hope you are doing good. I would glad to aware you about the best path so that you wont regret in future. Their is no debate to say that if you have interest in technology , then you must follow the bca+mca path rather than wasting

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!!

Yes, Surface Chemistry form NCERT is Enough for JEE Mains. Chemistry is mostly theory based part. there are  less numerical part. Theory cover mostly part of Chemistry. Chemistry is like learning Oriented subject. So, NCERT is enough for Chemistry. JEE Mains paper are