Board exams have a majority of questions from theory. So if you can do that you will get a 70% or above.

If you have learnt the theories you have a well number of time to practice problems so you can do that.

I hope my answer helps you. All

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A candidate is eligible for appearing for UGC NET only if :-

• You must have completed your post graduation in any stream with an aggregate of 55% without rounding off.
• You should not be more than 30 years in age for JRF but there is no age restriction to

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Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) or B.S. is one of the most popular academic degree courses among the science.

After the completion of the B.Sc degree there are various options available for you , you can go for master degree in Science i.e. M.Sc, go in a research area and

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BSc(Hons)  is anyday more valuable than BSc General, as the former is more focused on in-depth study, hence if you get opportunity to pursue Hons then go for it, this is also a good choice in case you want to go for academics or research field as you come

Hi Aspirant,

Yes you are eligible since the eligibility criteria says that you have to have a masters degree from recognized university with above 55% marks in masters level.There is no age criteria for NET exams but if you are going for the JRF posts your age should be below

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You should  choose code 2 and not 5 or code  6.

This is because,

*Code  5 is for those students who are you doing Bsc and have all the three of physics chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology in their Bsc but you have only Physics and Chemistry in your BSc program

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Before I answer you your questions I would like to give you a short summary of analysis of chemistry section of neet 2020 phase 1 examination by Aakash Institute for chemistry :-

CHEMISTRY

*Difficulty level of the question :- it was of easy to moderate level
*Section wise breakup