Hi Umesh,

Your aggregate percentage of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology includes both Theory and practical marks obtained by you. The grace marks that you have scored in any subject are also counted in the total marks of that respective subject. Then, the aggregate percentage is found.

Hello Suresh, if you are preparing for any exams which include 12th standard syllabus, you can opt for handbooks as they only contain formulae and they are easily carriable and can work as a reference tool or short revision tool whenever you require, I suggest you to buy Handbook of

Hi,

Both numerical and theory questions come for NEET. Chemistry can be subdivided into following streams:

1)Organic chemistry

2)Inorganic Chemistry

3)Physical Chemistry

From organic you must have a very good understanding about concepts. Some typical questions in which you have to complete reactions.

From Inorganic you require constant understanding about

Hello Deeksha ;

Your eligiblity to give NEET doesn't depend on your marks that you've attained in your BSc course. Even though you've failed your BSc first year there's nothing to be worried about.

You can go to the NEET website and fill the form as per usual. Only there'll

Hello,

There are several courses you can join after 12th

1. Biology :-

Courses after 12th offered through entrance exam

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery ( MBBS) , Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) , Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) , Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS)

dear maansa,

In neet ug the syllabus of chemistry as well as other subjects is vast so here I am giving you a link where you can found you chemistry syllabus for neet as well as other subjects.

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet

this link not only for your syllabus but also it provide

Hii

It will depend upon the merit list which is yet to come. The expected list is to be out by July. So, till then nothing can be assured. Since, you have a good rank you have a good chance to get the admissions in b.sc hon. Keep checking the

Hello baratari

Yes you are eligible for masters in biotechnology as maths is not compulsory for biotechnology.

If you have physics,chemistry and bio, you can apply for masters in biotechnology.

I hope it helps

Hello Aspirant,

To qualify neet you need focus on topics in physics, chemistry and biology with more weightage .so here are the topics of physics and chemistry which you asked for:

Physics

• from class 11th ,syllabus is Mechanics. On an average 11-12 questions are asked from this.
• Topics such as