Chemistry
Hi Mridul,
As you must know, NEET is a very competitive examination. It is expected to be even tougher this year as it is merged with the AIIMS and JIPMER examinations. The syllabus that you study for school examinations is not on the same level as NEET questions and reading
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If you have taken BSc in Chemistry then only you can do Msc in Chemistry.
In DU, you can take admission and if you have any reservation then that would be more smooth way to get an admission.
more information:- http://du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=pg-admission-details
in BHU, you are eligible. You have to
Hello Gowtham,
Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are subjects which can be a extremely volatile if not concentrated and worked hard upon. You should choose your weakest subject from the 3 and practice it. When your mind is absolutely fresh. For that you can take a small nap in the afternoon
Hello Arnab, There are several codes according to specific criteria in NEET 2020.
CODE: 06 is applicable.
(Candidates who have passed their B.Sc Exam with the PCB subjects)
Students who have passed their B.Sc. Examination from an Indian University with not less than two of the given subjects Physics ,
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The maximum no of electrons in each shell or orbit goes in the order 2,8,18,32....
Since the atomic number of Nitrogen(N) is 7,the first shell will occupy 2 electrons and the remaining 5 electrons will be accomodated in the 2nd shell.
So,number of valance electrons of Nitrogen is 5.
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The most way common method of preparing chlorine gas in the laboratory is by using manganese dioxide to oxidize hydrochloric acid, as shown by this equation: The manganese dioxide is heated with concentrated HCl, and the gas produced is bubbled through water to
hi,
yes you are eligible for applying in neet exam as neet has no upper age limit. last date for neet registration is 31 december, 2019.you need to enter code 6 as eligibility criteria. please follow the below link to know in details,
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet
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