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Since you’re from the ST (H) category, you have certain relaxations. For NEET, the eligibility criteria usually require a minimum of 50% in PCB aggregate for general category candidates and 40% for SC/ST candidates.

As you got 53% in PCB (excluding grace marks), you're eligible for NEET, as the

Yes, numerical problems directly from the NCERT textbooks for Physical Chemistry are indeed very important for the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) examination. In fact, solving NCERT numericals is considered a crucial part of NEET preparation for Physical Chemistry.

NEET primarily focuses on testing the understanding of fundamental concepts

For Inter 1st Year improvement exams, focus on chapters like Atomic Structure, Thermodynamics, and Chemical Bonding in Chemistry. In Maths 1B, concentrate on Differentiation, Applications of Derivatives, and Transformation of Axes. Practice previous papers and revise key formulas for better results.

For the improvement exam in Inter 1st year Chemistry and Maths 1B, focus on the most important topics that are frequently asked in exams. In Chemistry, concentrate on chapters like Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding, and Organic Chemistry. For Maths 1B, key areas include Integration, Differentiation, and Application of Derivatives. Practice

Hello Tanmoy,

To provide the number of seats in the Chemistry department, I need to know a few more details:

1. Name of the college or university – Seat availability varies from one institution to another.
   
   

2. Program type – Are you asking about B.Sc. , M.Sc. , Integrated M.Sc. , Ph.D.

To be admitted into an M.Sc. program in Analytical Chemistry, generally, you'll need a bachelor's degree in a related science field, such as Chemistry or a related discipline, with a minimum grade point average (GPA) often around 50% or higher. Some universities may also require you to clear an entrance

If you pass in all subjects except Physics in AHSEC, you will likely be considered as pass but will have to take a compartment exam in Physics. You will not need to retake the entire exam next year. The compartment exam allows you to retake only the failed subject.

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