sorry your question is not clear at all it seems like there is mistake or you are not not able to present it correctly..as much i could uderstand is that why physic and chemistry paper was not examination ..so i think you didn't research that before sitting in exam architecture

Dear Harshal ,

I hope you are doing well !

If we are talking about the architectural study includes the activity of designing models of the building, preparing construction’s blueprint, and other physical structures of any land and building. The increasing demand in the construction industry other commercial industry can

You cannot just rely on one book. Chemistry is divided into Inorganic, Physical and Organic chemistry. For inorganic chemistry, you must refer to the NCERT. Coordination points get 9% of weightage. Thermodynamics takes the 8% and Equilibrium takes the 6% weightage slots respectively. Chemical Bonding and Organic structure carries the

Hi aspirant,

Industrial chemistry is better than only chemistry. If you study chemistry, you can be become lecture and if you go for industrial chemistry, you can explore industries of various cities and sometimes countries as well. In industry, there are chances of becoming, CEO or manager of the company,

Hi Nihal,

This completely depends on your field or domain of interest that which subject from physics, chemistry, maths, zoology , botany you find easy to score well. See, if you are confused than have a look at your 12th scores, and the subject in which you are getting highest

Hello Meghana,

There is no required cutoff for every subject in jee mains but over all cutt off is required you can able to get a good seat in Nit if the rank is less and it depends on the rank your going to get in mains and 100/100 In

Hey!

As it is clear that to take admission in any of the NITs, candidates need to qualify jee mains and must have atleast 75% in 10+2. But as 75% criteria has been relaxed due to the crisis going on, but it is mandatory to atleast pass the 10+2 with

Hi Vishal,

See this is very much harder to study only NCERT and  previous year question papers and get 90/100 in Chemistry in JEE Mains Exam. I am not saying it is impossible, if you study and memorize each and every page of NCERT and understand every concept well and

Hi Jessica,

Yes you are eligible for NEET (both for government as well as a private college) And if you are a general category student then for PCB your marks should be 50% to be eligible. If only in PCB you have scored 50% then absolutely you are eligible.

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