The only way is practice. Physics specially requires a clear understanding of concept and practice. Without the former, the latter would fall. So, try understanding first clearly and to do that you may use NCERT, Reference book or a guide. I would prefer guide because it would decrease your time

Hello himanshu,first thing you should know that 75% marks in 12th exam is not enough for getting admission in IIT's ..75%is only one of the basic  requirement for fill the form and to  get admission in NIT's/IIT's..that shit nothing else.

It doesnt matter have you given improvment exam or not

Hey Aspirant, you will be delighted to know that you can do M.Sc in Biology as the eligibility criteria for pursuing this course is that candidate must have passed in B.Sc UG course with some aggregate percentage that varies from college to college.

It is a 2-year duration course that

For Physics, I would say 90% will be calculation based whereas 10-15% shall be theoretica knowledge based maybe from modern physics or units chapter.

Chemistry 50% will be calculation based taking organic chemistry as a part of theoritical apllied knowledge based.

Hii Subhanshu

It doesn't go by what you expext by what you have actually done in your paper. It is not necesarry that you'll get 95 if you expext 92 . The paper checkers of boards are rather very strict in giving marks and can even reduce your marks below

Hello,

If you couldn't get an aggregate of 75 percentage for the first time in CBSE Class 12th Boards examination, and after giving improvement examination in two subjects (Physics and Chemistry), if your aggregate percentage becomes 75 percentage, then yes, you are eligible for admission in NITs and IITs.

Hi, 

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