Hello Anu

Every IISER has different norms. It depends upon the number of applicants getting an interview call letter. If you consider last year Scenario then IISER Pune called till rank 550 whereas IISER Mohali called each and everyone.

So, yes you can apply.

Hello dear student,

Selection for PG programs will be based on the merit in the qualifying examination. Qualifying exam will mean average of three years marks of B.Sc. programme. In the case where the final year exam result is not out, the average of last two years marks will be

Hey!

If you are from ST Category, then you have good chances of getting IIT.

The previous year IIT-JAM cutoffs for St category for various subjects are:

Chemistry- 10.15

Physics-12.49

Mathematics- 11.48

Mathematical Statistics- 8.04

Geology- 17.54

Biotechnology- 11.46

This year as well, the cut offs are expected to be

Hello dear student,

As you said you belong from Kerala and you want to do BSc Hons physics from Delhi University. show the steps that you need to follow a very simple you just have to go to the Delhi university website it after the CBSE will published the results

There are a huge number of courses available after completion of 12th with MPC. You have to choose for yourself based on your point of interest and eligibility.

As you want to join 1 year or 2 years courses, then you have options of Diploma, or certification courses. A normal

Hi Abhinash,

An observable is an operator that corresponds to a physical quantity, such as energy, spin, or position, that can be measured.

Position x is operation

Momentum p is operator

Potential energy U(x) is operator

Total Energy (E) is operation

I am sorry I will not be able to

You can go for research if you are interested in studying and knowing new things. If you want a job then go for bank or ssc or rail or upsc exams. Otherwise, if you want to go for teaching do a B.Ed, then apply to schools. There are many options

Vartika, as already discussed, because you have completed your 12th in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, all you need to study right now to be eligible for appearing in NEET is Biology. You need only to study Biology and score a minimum aggregate of 50% in these 3 subjects when calculated

Hello Arya,

Since you haven't mentioned the purpose for which you need Chemistry books to refer, I will mention some of the good books for Chemistry. The list is as follows-

• Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon
• Numerical Chemistry by P.Bahadur
• Numerical Chemistry by R.C Mukharjee
• Physical Chemistry by P.W Atkins