Hello applicant,

It would be better if you know the structural formula for all of them.Dont need to mug up but you should know their composition and how they are derived.

Also check previous question paper to get the idea which questions related to amino acids come in exam.

Hope

Can you please frame your question in precise manner, you're asking for PG Chemistry question but for what?

Is it regarding any extrance exam, or any specific institute for that matter?

And, if you're asking for previous year question paper, kindly mention that too in the comment section.

It's not

Hey Ashish, 

Atomic Number is equal to Number of Protons and electrons in an atom. And Atomic mass or Mass number are equal to sum of Number of neutrons and number of Protons in an atom. 

So, Number of Protons /Electrons = 25

Number of Neutrons = 30

Therefore, the

Hi akash 

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Hey Neha! You can use the below link to fill the Maharshi Dayanand University B. Ed. Form. Maharshi Dayanand University is a university in Rohtak, Haryana, India. It is accredited with an 'A+' grade by NAAC. Established in 1976 and named after the saint Dayananda Saraswati, the university offers courses

Banasthali is among the top rated universities. So basically this is all about its a deemen universitiy where you can either give a seperately exam for this or you can directly apply to it. Based on the course you wish to pursue so basically in bsc you just need to

hello santosh

are asking the syllabus for the entrance exam of any college or the syllabus of the college of bsc physicsal science  with chemistry . kindly mention the  college or entrance exam name .visit the college website to get the complete syllabus .here is the syllabus of du

http://cs.du.ac.in/uploads/syllabus/Other%20Courses/BSc(H)_Phy_11.pdf