NEET has 45 MCQs from Chemistry and each correct answer gets you 4 marks and every wrong answer takes away 1 mark. So the maximum that you can score is 180. Let's say you are not so good in Chemistry and you leave 20 MCQs. But if you can get

Each of these subjects will have 25 questions each comprising 100 marks each with +4 positive marks for every correct answer and negative marking of -1 mark for every wrong answer.

The chapters weightage of pcm subjects will be as follows -

In Physics, Modern Physics is most heavily weighted

Gaining more marks depends on the levels of your practise because they said that nothing beats practise. But this answer is being written as to help you understand how can this book help you. Numerical Chemistry has more than 3000 numeric problems. With more than 3000 numeric problems covering each

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With 82% it is quite difficult to get seat in B.Sc (Hons.) in Chemistry in any college of Delhi University with General category and as you have not mentioned your category so it is little bit difficult to guide you accurately.

Generally cut-off for B.Sc (Hons.) in Chemistry

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For the general courses there is no entrance examination in DU. The eligibility you need to have is the minimum of 45% marks in your class 12th or equivalent examination from any recognized institution with science stream. It is obviously a graduation level course whose fees are is INR

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Eligibility criteria for admission in BSC industrial chemistry from Delhi University is to have secured Minimum 50% aggregate marks with PCB/PCM subjects for general category and 45% marks for SC/ St category.

Best colleges for BSC industrial chemistry in Delhi University are Hindu college, Hansraj college, St. Stephen's

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For most of the content, NCERT is very much sufficient. But if you are looking for questions related to IIT_JEE then you must see the following books:

1. NCERT Exemplar
2. For Numericals: OP Tandon and RC Mukherjee
3. For Theory: Morrison and JD LEE (Inorganic)

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