hi,

see the eligibility criteria for neet ug exam is candidates need to score 50% marks (general category ) in 10+2 board exam in physics chemistry and biology in aggregate. for sc/st/pwd candidates 40% marks in aggregate in pcb. now the marks are calculated by considering theoretical and practical exam

Hello,

You must have 50% aggregate in 10+2 with Biology/Biotechnology, Physics, Chemistry and English taken together.Candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC must have 40% aggreagate and PWD candidates must have 45% aggregate from a recognized board or university to be eligible to appear in NEET UG 2020.

Hello Bhomi!

yes, you can definitely apply for agriculture after doing BSc chemistry. There are various courses that you can apply for, a few them I'm listing below:

• Msc in agriculture chemistry
• MBA/PGDM in agriculture management
• MSc in agriculture botany
• M.Sc. in Agriculture
• Msc in agriculture biochemistry
• Msc in dairy

Hello,

Relax! and do not be anxious. Do not worry about what happened but concentrate on further exams which are ahead.You cannot do anything about what was done.Students actually tend to feel anxious and overthink sometimes.Instead of wasting time worrying about past and future utilize your present and do well

Hello,

It is not necessary to score 75% in each of Physics, Chemistry and mathematics for NIT IIT or government funded institutions but, the eligibility criteria for admissions in these institutions specify that,

candidates of General and OBC categories must have secured a minimum of 75% aggregate marks in their

Hello student not only in GSEB even in CBSE nothing is out of NCERT book in chemistry board examination. In chemistry ncert is more than enough source to study properly. All you need to do is study is conceptually cover the whole ncert atleast 2-3 times solve each and every

• Candidate must have passed 10+2 with PCB and English as core subjects
• There's no age limit
• Must secure 50% aggregate for UR, 45% PWD and 40% for st/sc.
• No attempt limitation

Hello dear student !

Handwriting doesn't actually makes any difference in marks, specially in boards classes. But if your handwriting is good than the examiner may get attracted towards your paper and then it will be easy for him to check the answers. In this case, there are chances that

Hi Satyam,

Yes you can appear for the improvement exam but be well versed with its eligibility criteria as well. A candidate has to secure passing marks in his or her actual board exam and  candidate who wants to give the CBSE improvement exam cannot engage or cannot pursue any