Hi dear,

These are some books you can consider

1. NCERT :-  This is best book for jee main and advance many inorganic questions directly asked from this book.

2. OP London

3. MS Chauhan

4. Solomons

You can prefer these book according to your concept and time. If you

Hello,

To get a seat in engineering the cut off marks required in Maths , Physics , Chemistry are that you need to get atleast 60% of total marks . It may vary with different entrance exams . Some exams just require 50% of the total marks .

Hope this

hi,

I think you should give more focus on chemistry, when two students gets same number , after biology , chemistry marks in evaluated to make rank, and chemistry parts question is bit harder in every year.

however since it is a mcq based exam nothing can be suggested, you

Vartika, you needn't study Physics and Chemistry once again. Your regular board marks will be considered. But because you did not study Biology in your 12th, you have to study Biology as an additional subject through NIOS. The marks scored in Physics and Chemistry through regular board and marks scored

Dear candidate

the syllabus of all the subjects physics, mathematics, chemistry and biology are given in the below mentioned link and and all the eligibility factors and important notifications and are detailed in the link mentioned below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iiser-syllabus-exam-pattern

Hope this Information is Helpful.

Because you already have studied Physics and Chemistry in your 12th, you need to take up Biology as an additional subject from NIOS and appear for NEET. And aggregate of Physics and Chemistry from your 12th and Biology from your NIOS will be calculated and you should score an aggregate

Hi,

Well generally the syllabus devised for graduate courses around universities is India is same for same courses. Hence for masters you will need to complete all the coursework that you have studied in your three years of bachelor and then give the exam.

I hope my answer helps.

All

Hey!

According to the government medical colleges eligibility criteria, you require minimum 50% marks in 10+2 with physics, chemistry, biology and English.

Also, If you fail in the optional subject then the result will come out as PASS.

Hope this answer helps!

Hello Aspirant,

For taking admission in Utkal Universiry in course MSc. chemistry, you need to have your bachelor's degree in your hand.

Secondly candidates must have scored a minimum of 50% marks at degree level.

Further, the admission is offered on the basis of entrance examination conducted by Utkal University.