If  you want to get good marks by applying less efforts you must read this chapters of chemistry which are given below.

1.Chemical kinetics-1.numerical on first order.

2.Numerical on arrehenius equation.

3.Graph.

4.Catalyst.

2.Electrochemistry-Numercal on fraday law and conductance, graph of limiting molar conductivity ,nerest equation ,battery theory.

3.d and

• OP TONDON for Inorganic,Organic Chemistry
• PRADEEP's Chemistry
• RC MUKHERJEE for Numericals

Hi dear,

You can not do MBBS with Physics,Chemistry and Math you should to take biology as a subject.

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Hi student,

Yes you are eligible.

The following eligiblity criteria is necessary to be fulfilled to give the exam:

• Students who have passed the class XII qualifying exam.
• Students who are appearing for the class XII qualifying exam.
• Candidates must have Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology as their subjects in Class XII.

Dear Tanuja,

In order to opt for MSc chemistry in JNU , you need to have a bachelor's degree with chemistry as one of your main subject under the 10+2+3 pattern of education with 55% marks in the aggregate or in Chemistry, physics and mathematics combined or in chemistry honours. 

Hello purbayan,please read the list below.I am sure you will get good marks by preferring these books-

1.11th and 12th NCERT chemistry-more useful for jee mains rather than advance

2.O.P tandon - for theory of organic chemistry In detail

3.S . N. Sanyal -for quick revision of important reactions in

Hello. The individual section scores & NTA score are the percentile scores and not the raw marks i.e. it indicates the total percentage of students who have scored equal to or below your marks. So suppose you score 300 in a session and it is the highest in your session