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Your question is actually incomplete. Because you have not mentioned the density of solution. Without density of solution the molarity cannot be founded. So I am assuming the density of solution as 1.2gm/ml
10% w/w of glucose means 10 gm of solute ( glucose ) present in 100
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The aggregate percentage that you have scored is 52%. The eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry from a recognized board. Candidates belonging to general category must have scored minimum 50% marks in Biology, Physics and Chemistry (Theory+Practical) for SC/ST/OBC
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No. There's no requirement of 50% marks in each and every subject. Though you're from general category, as per the latest information that the general category candidates in order to be eligible for NEET 2021, need to secure 50% minimum aggregate in 12th whereas SC/ST/OBC category candidates must
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Banaras Hindu University conducts BHU-PET exam every year for admission into different Postgraduate level courses. You have not tagged and have also not mentioned about the course you are interested to take admission as the eligibility criteria changes for each course. However, If you talk about BHU-PET exam
Candidates who want to make their career in PCB must qualify the 11th and 12th class examination. To get the admission in medical courses after 12th, candidates can appear in NEET Exam, AIIMS, JIPMER Exam etc.
Some of the courses after 12th for a PCB student are listed below:
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There are many government universities in India,and some colleges offer admission on the basis of graduation marks while highly reputed colleges and universities admit the students through entrance tests. It is not possible to list out each and every college. And the admission procedures and dates vary with
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This totally depends on your interest, if you find Chemistry fascinating than B.Sc Chemistry would be a better option, if you are interested in Law, constitution, rights etc., than you should go for LLB. LLB. In Chemistry the options are very limited as you are going for a
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