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IIT JAM cutoff tells about the minimum marks required to qualify the examination but doesn't guarantee admission in any particular institute. The cutoff depends on many factors like difficulty level of question paper, number of applicants, etc. Now, previous few years cutoff trends for your category ie OBC-NCL

Hello Abhishek, after M.tech, you are recognized as very high qualified engineer and have very high chances of getting a job with very good pay scale. Colleges like IIT's or NIT's when have placements for M.tech people, they often get a salary of an average of 25lakhs per annum. People

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There are some important easy topics for jee mains for chemistry:

• Organic synthesis
• Nomenclature
• Types of reaction.
• The least important according to weightage of chemistry chapters in jee mains for organic chemistry are polymers and biomolecules. Because the questions are rarely put up from this parts but in case

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You are going good. Keep practicing. If you feel you should join any coaching institute then you can go for it. It will give a competitive environment and you can improve your performance too.

To get a maximum score, understanding the basics and solving the numerical with step by

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I would like to inform you that you need to complete the NCERT book for better understanding and having clear basic concepts for the making your fundamental strong,

Then after the NCERT you can opt for ABC of chemistry for

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There are numerous colleges that provide MSc courses in Chemistry for admission provided that you've pursued BSc Chemistry from a notable college with minimum eligibility criteria. Some of the best colleges for MSc Chemistry are:

• Stella Maris College, Chennai.
• Hansraj College, New Delhi.
• Ramjas College, New Delhi.
• The

Himanshu, your code will be 02. Code 02 says: The Higher/Senior Secondary Examination or the Indian School Certificate Examination which is equivalent to 10+2 Higher/Senior Secondary Examination after a period of 12 years study, the last two years of such study comprising of Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-technology (which shall include practical

For any general wave in sinusoidal form,
y=A sin(kx−ωt+)

The meaning of the symbols are as follows :
A = Amplitude
k=2π/λ = wave number, where λ is wavelength
ω=2πf = angular frequency, where f=1/T is frequency, and T is time period
= phase angle shift.

Equating this with your

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Yes, you can apply for JEE Mains 2020 as you studied physics and mathematics  so out of 75 questions you will be able to solve upto 50 questions according to the model paper 2020 because, you are not aware of the concepts in chemistry that means the maximum