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Can I add my IP marks instead of chemistry marks so that I can be eligible for JEE because then my % will be 79% ?

ATIN KATOCH 30th May, 2019

Dear Faiza,   

                  It's not about including or excluding subjects. 

         When you register or fill u the form for Jee, they only ask u the marks Of PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY AND MATHS  thus leaving u no choice to include any other subject. 

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Im from west Bengal..which is best college for chemistry in my state...plz suggest me..

Ana 29th May, 2019

Hello Shrabani, 

If you wish to apply for bachelor's in chemistry then you would firstly like to consider your percentile in 10+2 qualifying examinations since B.Sc in chemistry is a merit based course. For pursuing the course you can look into Tue following colleges from your state. 

1- Presidency University,

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I belong to score category I am passed 50 percent in 12th and I get 36 in physics, 41 in chemistry and 46 in biology i am eligible for ne

Ronit Jain 30th May, 2019

Students must have secured minimum 50% marks in PCB group for general candidates and 45% (for General-PH) and 40% (for SC/ST/OBC candidates). Since you belong to the SC category and have scored 40% in PCB, you will be eligible for the neet counseling process, provided that you qualify NEET.

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How many marks is needed to get an admission for BSC chemistry

Ana 29th May, 2019

Hello Vishnu, 

B.Sc Chemistry is a merit based subject. For admission in this course you require passing your 10+2 with subjects such as biology, physics and of course chemistry, seperately in both theory and practicals. 

The eligibility criteria for he course is around Atleast 75% for most colleges. But the

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Please tell me that what if I fail to get individual cutoff in in physics chemistry and maths in advance but I succeed to cross cutoff

rajaman9300 Student Expert 29th May, 2019

Hello Aditya

As per my knowledge there is a seperate cutoff each for physics chemistry and maths. There is no paper 1 and paper2 cutoff.Also there is overall cutoff marks also.If you clear all sorts of cutoff in your category then u will be eligible in rank processing otherwise not.

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I have 49/100 in biology,and 49/100 in physics ,and 39/100 in chemistry i am eligible to NEET exam for MBBS or BDS also.I am in OBC category

shwetasaini505_9233227 Student Expert 29th May, 2019

Hello,

Yes you are eligible for the exam as you come under OBC. The minimum aggregate percentage required for you to be eligible for NEET is 40% in theory subject marks for OBC category. Also please check if your aggregate for only theory marks in more than 40%. If yes

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Sir i have pass my class 12 with 2nd div. But sir i got a grace of 2marks in physics and chemistry bcame my 4th, sir i want some advice!

sandesh 7420 31st May, 2019

Hello,Angtong Teron

Please you can tell me what type of advice you want 

Please provide us the exact queries so we can help you out. You can add queries in comment section so we can help 

Thank you

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What is the fee structure per annum at NIT Rourkela for Integrated M.Sc. course in Chemistry ?

Anirudh Bhat 8th Jul, 2019
Hi,
NIT Rourkela is are really good institute and has established a reputation for itself over the years. Speaking about the fee structure for this institute for masters in chemistry the University fees is around INR 25000. Including to that is the hostel fees of around INR 4000.
All the
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Which is better for bsc physical science with chemistry in du..... acharya Narendra Dev college or Deen dyal upadhya college?

Raashi Kohli 8th Jul, 2019

Hi, both the colleges are equally good but the science faculty of Acharya Narendra Dev is quite well known. The college might not be great in terms of infrastructure but on academic front it is. The college has Grade A accreditation from NAAC. Deen Dayal Upadhya college has good faculty(Grade

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