Class 11
Dear student,
Assuming that you wish to prepare for entrance exams, I would like to say that you can always choose regular schools over a dummy school, the preparations aren't disturbed much. This is just an option. Final choice is absolutely yours.
Now regarding the schools, I am providing a
Hello,
As per the information, the entrance exam for SASTRA University BTech Admission has not been conducted and the admission is offered on the basis of the JEE Mains and Std. XII marks which are used for the formation of merit list or the second stream of admission where only
yes sir, i understand your query regrding the admission in the ANGRAU college as i would like to give an official article link of career 360 in which all details with the fees structure are mentioned in brief:
https://www.careers360.com/university/acharya-ng-ranga-agricultural-university-guntur
if you still have any query ask me in comments.
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hello RAj bhamare,
you are in 11th standard as per your query
you are wanted to do the chemical Engineering in the graduation its very good thing to hear.Because the chemical engineering has a good future as the world runs with the chemical leaves
so mainly you have to concentrate
Hello Rohaan
This seems to be a common problem now a days for the students. Mostly students used to feel sleepy in classroom and compromise their studies.
The foremost reason for this is the excessive usage of mobile phones. The harmful rays from the phones cause distraction to your sleeping
Hi Rohan,
This is a problem that every student faces in their school days the solution to this problem is very easy that you need to complete your sleep cycle timely and take light nutritious meals in short breaks of every 3-4 hours. Avoid heavy meals, junk foods, foods rich
Chemical equilibrium is the state of a reversible reaction where the rate of the forward reaction equals the rate of the reverse reaction. While a reaction is in equilibrium the concentration of the reactants and products are constant.
There are many examples of chemical equilibrium all around you. One
hi prince
from joules law ohheatinh
h=i^2RT
which indicates
H/T =V^2/R
100=V^2/4
V^2=400
V=20
i hope you have got your answer .it should be noted that the rate of the heat is given and not just the heat .further convert the current I in terms v/r in the above equations
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