Hi Sevak.

Which field is better for you between teaching and industry is something you should decide on the basis of what environment you like to work in and what work you like to do.

Considering your educational background, teaching would be a better choice. But then you may even

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IIT-JAM and UPSC CSE are two far ends and both are eually good. If you feel that you have to pursue your career in chemistry, then just go for IIT-JAM. Else, if you are really service minded and so passionate about entering the Civil services

If he takes a compartment in 12th class, he can take admission in any college in the same year but with the conditions that he has to clear the compment first to sit in the exam for the next class for which he has taken admission.

Hope it helps!!

Thankyou!!

Hello Kanak kuldeep  ,

Yes kanak you are eligible for Wbjee. You can appear for WBJEE but you can take admission in government colleges only if you are a resident of West Bengal. But you can take admission in other private colleges and Jadavpur University.

For more information visit: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/wbjee-eligibility-criteria

Do not attempt the questions which you dont know.

Negative marking is worse than zero.

Attempt theoritical questions first and then move to calculation based questions. 

Attempt the questions which you can answer in one go and then answer those which is confusing you.

Hi Sudharshan,

Calculating aggregate score is quite simple. 

Say, your individual subjects are for 200. Now, let's say your score in physics is 160, in chemistry it is 180 and that in maths is 170. Now, the total is 510/600. Percentage of this is, 85%. This is your aggregate percentage.

What I would suggest you is to re appear for boards in the next year for betterment and improve your percentage. Having a low percentage will be a barrier for you in various entrance examination where they require a minimum of 60% aggregate and approximately minimum 45% in each subject