Hey there

Ofcourse if you are having pcm then you can apply for kvpy. Infact you will be assessed only from these subjects. Kvpy is a exam of reputation that is you will be given chance of direct admission in IISC Bangalore. So do prepare by heart. I advise you

Hi Aspirant

Your question is incomplete as you have not specified some of the details so I cannot seem to understand what information you are trying to look for.

You have not specified which sort of job you want to pursue after this. So suggesting any courses is impossible.

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Hello Pradnya,

As per the present regulation of MCI a student of general category should have a minimum score of 50% in PCB and from reserved categories 45% .But you have only 41% in PCB ,so I am sorry to say but you aren't eligible for NEET 2020 .

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Hello Kasireddy,

First thing that I would say is since you would be appearing in 2020  so you have enough time to complete the entire syllabus without skipping any part .You must be very clear with your NCERT's especially of chemistry and bio.

The list of important topics from each

• Bishop moore college
• Christian College
• CMS college
• Government arts college
• Shree Narayana college
• Mar thoma college
• Milad-E-Sherif Memorial College - MSM
• St. Berchmans College - SBC
• University of Kerala

Hello Abdul,

Graduates from this course will be better prepared to understand the new environment-friendly systems and can understand the processes that the chemical industry is adopting. After doing BSc Chemistry, one can go for MSc in Chemistry or take up various jobs and also take up internships to prepare

Hello Atharva,

This year, the MAH CET cutoff is expected to be on the lower side. However, as per the previous year cutoff trends, here are some colleges you can consider - 

• Vivekanand education society's institute of management studies and research, Mumbai - cutoff percentile - 75.926
• Shree C E

Hi Shubham,

Since the first round allotment is now over, you need to wait for the second round registration to start.

Once second round registrations starts then you can register again for deemed universities as well and can pay the security deposit then to be considered for counseling.

I hope

Dear Aspirant,

If you are talking about your 12th or any ither quivalent exam, then in the PCB group you need atleast an aggregate of 50%. If you are talking about NEET, then you should try to get maximum marks out of Physics and Chemistry. 

For calculation, even if you