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The density of wood is 0.5 in CGS system of unit the corresponding MKS unit is (1) 500 (2) 0.5 (3) 0.05 (4) 5000

Arunachalam M Student Expert 31st Jul, 2019

1 g/cc is equal to 1000 kg/metre cube

So 0.5 it's 500 kg/metre cube

1000*0.5 =500

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How do I get solutions for OP Tandon book (for organic chemistry for NEET) and Narendra Awasthi (physical chem. For NEET) ?

Saurav chaurasia 31st Jul, 2019

dear aspirant,hope you are doing well.now coming to your question the solution for narendra awasthi is available in book format from the same publication house who publishes the Narendra awasthi book,so you may purchase it.regarding OP Tandon book,i don't think that there is any genuine solution available.

hope this will

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Is pradeeps publication books for chemistry efficient for AIIMS? How is it overall?

Deepshikha Student Expert 31st Jul, 2019

Hey,
Pradeep's Publication is simply the best for both Chemistry and Physics. It explains the topics in detailed manner that will help you understand the topics well. See,for Chemistry start with NCERT and then study Pradeep. After understanding the concept,try to apply them in questions. Solve the previous years papers

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I have COMPLETED my graduation in bsc nutrition and dietetics.. Am I eligible to write NEET 2020? If Im eligible what will be my code?

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 30th Jul, 2019

Dear Aksa, you havent mentioned your Category. Neverthless, as of now there is no upper age limit for NEET. Which means there is no cap on no.of attempts for NEET. There are 2 criteria. One is you should be atleast 17 years by December 31st of the year of admission

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i passed 12 by 52% with PCM but i failed in chemistry ....bcoz of 6 subject i declared passed by CBSE ....so can i get admission in NLU delhi if i passes CLAT exam

Amy Student Expert 8th Sep, 2019

Hello aspirant,

The National Law University requires you to pass you 10+2 with more than 50% marks. Since you have 52% , you are completely eligible for NLU. You can study there if you clear the entrance exam(AILET) and secure a seat. All the best!

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i passed 12 by 52% with PCM but i failed in chemistry ....bcoz of 6 subject i declared passed by CBSE ....so can i get admission in NLU delhi if i passes CLAT exam

mahimadogra_6929406 Student Expert 8th Sep, 2019

Hey.

Firstly,admission in National Law University, delhi is done through AILET and not CLAT. Admission in all other NLUs except NLU Delhi is done through CLAT. The eligibilty criteria for both is the same that you firstly need to pass in your class 12th board exams from a recognised board.

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Can we do M. Pharm after doing B. Pharm(practice) and can we do B. Pharm after 12th directly

akanshavg241 Student Expert 30th Jul, 2019

Hey Aspirant,
Yes, you can do Bachelor in Pharmacy (4 year graduate degree) course just after 12th as the course requires minimum eligibility as :

A candidate must have passed 12th examinations with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects and one of these Biology or Mathematics subjects
The candidate must

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I take Biology, Phtsics, Chemistry and Maths in class 11 & 12. Can I study B. Tech after 12 though I didnt take CSE in class 11 & 12?

Deepshikha Student Expert 30th Jul, 2019

Hey,
That's completely okay if you have nor studied Computer Science in your intermediates. The basic requirement to pursue Engineering is to complete your 12th from a recognized board with Science stream having Physics,Chemistry and Mathematics as your mandatory subjects.
Suppose,if you clear your JEE mains or Advanced and you

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What can l do after BSc Chemistry Other than MSc chemistry?

Siddhant Student Expert 30th Jul, 2019

Other than Msc in chemistry, you can go for MBA which is the only main option if you don't want to do Masters in chemistry . You can also apply for the government jobs , give entrance exams and join either a bank or in central government job like economic

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