hi! 

it depends completely on the degree you are looking to pursue.

You cannot do an engineering degree as for all engineering degrees you require mathematics as a compulsory subject

But you can opt for A b.SC and many other degrees are available to be chosen from.

Hello Farheen.

I am really sorry to disappoint you but there is no provision of doing M.Sc. from two subjects together at the same time. Earlier it was possible to get one M.Sc. degree from a regular college and the other from an open university. But now, this possibility has

• You may opt for choosing an industrial Career in quality department of pharma, food or analytical laboratories.
• May go for B.Ed after B.sc and look for reaching career.
• May pursue integrated MSc and Phd career.
• You can apply for UPSC well.
• You can apply for GATE and pursue M.Tech in

• Analytical Chemist
• Biomedical chemist
• Lab chemist
• Quality controller
• Safety health and environment specialist

• R and D director
• Research and development manager
• Teacher/professor
• Production chemist

Hello Shruti, The working formula for this is: where

ρt = ρ0 [1 + α (T – To) 

where ρ0 is resistivity at To degree celius, ρt is resistivity at T degree celcius, a is the temperature coefficient of resistivity, (T - To) is the

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

Undoubtedly, NCERT books offer a brilliant start in the preparations. However, AIIMS MBBS is an objective type exam and it is mandatory for aspirants to practice MCQs.

There will be 200 objective type questions. Of which 50%

Dear student, the minimum age in which you can apply for NEET UG examination is 17 years. And you are very well within this range and are above 17 years. You also have the required percentage of marks in your class 12th examination to sit for this entrance exam for