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Qualitative and quantitative analysis in chemistry are the major types of analytical techniques used in chemistry to determine the chemical composition of sample qualitatively and quantitatively. The key difference between qualitative and quantitative analysis in chemistry is that qualitative analysis in chemistry gives the presence or absence of different

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Neils Bohr developed the long form or modern form of periodic table on the basis of Moseley's principle.

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Hello student yes you're eligible to appear in NEET entrance examination.

Eligibility - Candidates must passed or appearing class 12 in Physics chemistry and biology with minimum 50 percent marks from a recognized board.

Neet is a national level entrance examination to get admission into Medical schools across India and

hello aspirant,

see HC verma for Physics and DC pandey are a must do books for the jee aspirant, you have to make sure that you are solving all the type of questions so that you can be well prepared for the jee mains paper.

now, it completely depends on

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Please provide other informations too and frame your question properly. Please provide college name and other details .To know the cutoff you may visit the official website of that paticular college .You can also ask the same from the college administration from the contact info provided on the

Dear Applicant,

If you are asking in general than I would suggest you NCERT BOOKS. Which are really helpful for simple and easy understanding.

But for enterance exam point of view try Moderns ABC series

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Concepts of Physics by- HC Verma

New Millennium Physics Class-11 by Dinesh

Understanding Physics

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NEE stands for North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology is a science and technology entrance examination.  NEE exam has three types of examination, nee 1, nee2 and nee3. since you have 12th qualify student , you are eligible to apply for nee 2.

however There are three