Hi there,

Since you want to score more than 180 then the scoring topics are

1) Physics- optics, waves, modern physics. And most easy and high scoring is electrophysics.

2) Chemistry- p block, atomic structure, thermodynamics. Organic chemistry.

If you complete these topics then easily you can score more than

Hello Aspirant.

First of the the thing to be noted is that the JEE main paper doesn't comes with same marks distribution to each chapter each year. The weightage of each topic changes every year. For example- A topic which might constitute 20 marks to paper in previous years might

Hi Anandv,

I will not advice to neglect any chapter for JEE Examination, but I have listed out some topics with the highest weightage in JEE Main 2020:-

@Physics

• Modern Physics - 20 marks
• Heat and Thermodynamics - 12 marks
• Optics - 12 marks
• Current Electricity - 12 marks
• Electrostatics

Hello,

There are many good career options after doing M.Sc in Chemistry. Some of them are -

1. You can join Narcotics department in Law enforcement Agencies
2. You can go for PhD
3. You can get a job at pharmaceutical companies
4. You can join industry related to production, manufacturing, processing and testing

Hello Aditi,

Some of the best books for NEET preparation -

For Physics -

- Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma

- Objective Physics By DC Pandey

- Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker

- Fundamental Physics by Pradeep

- Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov

hi,

the eligibility criteria for admission in delhi university or its affiliated colleges for bsc in chemistry is candidates must have studied physics, chemistry and mathematics as a subject in 10+2 course,

The overall percentage in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics should be 55% and one compulsory language should be 50%.

Eligibility Criteria for B.Sc Chemistry Hons. in St Stephen's College DU:

1. Qualified class 12th with Maths, Physics and Chemistry as mandatory subjects
2. Candidate should have secured minimum 55% aggregate in PCM (mandatory subjects) and must have qualified in any of the language papers with minimum 50% marks.

So if you