Hello dear ,

NCERT books for Class 11th and class 12th along with past year papers are good enough for EAMCET preparation. spend 2- 3 hours every day, for NCERT books and prepare for boards right from the start.  . Study more in textbooks because it contains more information  ,

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There are about 80+ colleges under du so it would be quite tough to enlist the colleges of your preference .You should have also provided the info about which course admission you are looking for.however you have can get some colleges at this percentage also .This year cutoffs

Hello Safa Fathima,

Chemistry forms a backbone in all traditional branches of physical chemistry,Inorganic chemistry and physical chemistry.

Doing bachelor's in chemistry provides employment areas in many sectors such as

• Banking
• SSC
• Railways

Subject of chemistry always have a good scope in private as well as government sectors.

Doing Chemistry

Hello aspirant,

Since you haven't mentioned the specific IIT, it is difficult to reach a conclusion. If it is IIT Kharagpur or any top grade IITs, the Bsc course there is one of the best options and if you are interested in research based learning. NIT Calicut is much better

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According to your son's marks he have decent chances to enter for computer science engineering at university. The admission for engineering courses for colleges coming under Anna university is by TNEA ( Tamil Nadu engineering admission) ranks.

It's difficult to predict the exact college he will get into because

Dear candidate

It looks like you haven't mentioned anything about  o what exam you were asking the weightage of chemistry lessons as you just mentioned that you need the topic wise weightage for chemistry but you didn't mention what exam weightage or any specific details about in what like for

Dear aspirant,

I assume you are asking the question regarding the NEET examination.

National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (UG) is the entrance exam for medical aspirants. It is of 720 marks which has Biology (360 marks), Physics (180 marks) and Chemistry (180 marks)

Well, answering your question:-

There are no

Hello,

first thing, no one knows how many questions will be asked and which chapters will be included for majority questions. it may happen from every chapter one question may be asked. so, it would be risky to narrow down the chapters to important ones based on previous year trend

Hello,

Neet is  national eligibility cum entrance test conducted by National Testing Agency for admission to MBBS,Bds and other medical courses.  The test will be conducted on 13th September 2020. The exam is offline (pen and paper mode). There will be 180 questions from Physics, Chemistry, Biology to be attempted