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for preparing board exam

1.  you can practice previous year exam paper questions and model paper

2.  Revise some important points from the different topics likes for organic chemistry Sn1 and Sn2 reaction working and for maths vectors ,differentiation, integration

There is some books which will help out

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BSc. Chemistry is not offered by Jawaharlal Nehru University. It offers BSc. and BSc. Computer science courses. While Banaras Hindu University does offer B.Sc. Chemistry Hons.

Here are the links that you can refer for more details regarding the colleges and courses offered by them. You can also find

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* MSC Chemistry is a two year post graduation course pursued by BSC undergraduates to gain a comprehensive & competent knowledge in the chosen field. The course is best suited for an individual willing to get advanced theoretical & practical knowledge in R&D, chemical reactions, & experiments. It offers

Hello student yes NIOS offers on demand examination so you can appear in chemistry examination only and you can get passed. As NIOS is a recognized board so yes you're eligible to appear in D. Pharmacy.

Eligibility - Candidates must passed or appearing class 12 in Physics chemistry and biology

Hello student as examination is knocking on the door you don't have much time to start from the scratch in this time I'll not suggest you to read any new topic just practice topics which you've already studied. Practice previous year question papers of Jee main,so that you can get

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The final NTA percentile depends on the complete score score and not on the individual subjects. You can get a good percentile if you attempt only  physics and chemistry but it best to focus on all three subjects and try to attempt them properly as it will increase your

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If you want to apply for MSc or Joint MSc-PhD chemistry through IIT JAM then as per its eligibility criteria it specifies candidates to have mathematics at 10+2 level, along with having studied chemistry for three years in graduation, though you can have chemistry with CBZ combination but since

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Calculating separately is nothing but the marks scored in individual subject. If you are asked to calculate the percentage of marks scored in Mathematics in a particular class you will have to use the formula given below

Percentage of marks= (marks scored in the subject/total marks for which the

Yes you to do so, you have to go for Integrated MSc B.Ed course offered by Central University of Rajasthan Ajmer. Other than this institute there is no other names available that offers this course as per online research.

You can visit the link below to know more about Central