Chemistry
Hey Anshika
It will be really helpful if you could tell me the year for which you need the reference book as well as your syllabus. Ex for first , second and third year students the books referred are in the following like
He'llo dear as your marks are good for the engineering clg . U can get seat in clg but uhave to write state entrance tests. So u can get seat when ur percentage is low then your athletes certificates are useful to get seat . All the best for bright
Hii ..
First of all congratulations... You have done well..
The TNEA Tamil Nadu engineering counselling has already opened...you can apply in it...and can approach with your equivalent certificates...you are very likely to get placed in good colleges...why are you waiting...go ahead...
All the besttt
You must follow these steps for preparing for NDA:-
Check out the syllabus for the exam.
Buy all the required books.
Study NCERT books, according to the syllabus.
Make notes, self notes are very helpful in studying for competitive exams.
Leave half page at the end of every
Hey there
AICTE has said that chemistry is not mandatory for admissions in BTech, BE courses just physics and mathematics is important with any other extra subject including biology and biotechnology. However if you wish you can take chemistry as the optional. This is just a notification till now it's
Dear Anu ,
Engineering is an undergraduate course you can choose BE or Btech both are 4 years duration of course with more then 10 specialization or branches are available and every branches have own demand with scope of future .
Like if you are interested in Computer science but
hi,
see delhi university is one of the largest university in India, every year numerous students participate in du admission for various undergraduate course, except from b.a hons economics, bms or bba course, admission to b.a, b.com (//b.com) or b.sc course is based on 12th score. see the aggregate marks
Hii,
No, to join engineering colleges you have to get the minimum percentage of marks required for the perticular college in Physics, Chemistry and Maths.
Scoring good in bifocal subject will help you improve your overall percentage as best 5 would be considered. But it will not replace the marks
Vivek, you haven't mentioned your Category. Neverthless, if you belong to General Category, you will need atleast 75-80% and if you belong to Reserved Categories, you will need atleast 70%. This is based on previous year's cut off being at 73%. Now cut offs change every year based on various
HELLO LEARNER!!!!
No, it is not possible because it is mandatory to pursue PCM for engineering. You can opt for IT as your optional subject and can work according to it.
ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR FUTURE!!!
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