Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!

Well dear,Every Subject is difficult in the beginning but with continous practise and consistency it will get easier by time.I would suggest you to look for a good video lectures  on Youtube,as there are numerous Channels that teach students from the scratch.

After

Hello,

It is preferable to join Int. Msc course in NIT, as the chemical science is having a vast scope and new opportunities are rising up daily. National Institute Of Technology offers best platform to pursue researches in the field in high-equipped laboratories and firms associated with it. Placement records

Dear aspirant,

As per recent information, there will be no separate paper for PCMB. (probably due to the issues with percentile last year). If a student wants to opt for both medical (pharmacy and related courses)and  engineering one has to give separate papers for PCB and PCM. I suggest you

Hey ritesh,

According to rules, as you gave your improvement exams for all the three subjects so the final marks of all your three subjects will be the marks which has improved than your previous marks.i.e, the maths improvement marks will be considered and since in other two subjects the

Hi,

You need no to worry about the same. As you have aggregate of 50% or above marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English and have a valid score in the NEET, then there will be no problem at all during admission procedure in any of the government or private

Hi Manish,

SSC CHSL - the minimum educational requirement is that the candidate should have passed class 12th. And since chemistry is one of your main subjects rather than being optional or as if in an extra one therefore you are not eligible for SSC CHSL but yes there is

Hi Aspirant,

for ssc cgl basic requirement is one need to be completed his/her graduation. For ssc chsl basic requirement is one need to be completed his / her 12th. In your case you already got pass certificate of 12th, so yes you are eligible for ssc chsl exam. Also