hi,

see the 11th and 12th are the two years course and with out gathering the proper knowledge of 11th you can not study 12th course. it is necessary to complete the 11th course and then take admission to 12th.

however if you go for national institute of open schooling

hi,

you have forgot to mention about scholarship name, kindly mention the scholarship name below, so that we may provide you necessary information.

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you haven't studied chemistry beyond chapter 3 in std.11. So, I would like to make you aware of the following situations.

1-If you are not planning to do engineering and want to opt for some other line like bsc+msc or some other line,

Hello candidate,

As mentioned that you have not covered specific amount of portion of your class 11th syllabus, so the first thing which you need to do is to not repeat the same mistake in class 12 and first focus on class 12 syllabus.

Secondly, you should also practice at

Hello candidate,

I would suggest you have to know atleast the basics of organic chemistry such as the general nomenclature of organic chemistry, chain reactions of Isomers, name and classification of reactive polymers, Substitution and Elimination reactions as it would help you to get the fundamentals clear.

So, just brush

Dear Aspirant,

when it comes to the subject of physics, for JEE Mains and NEET, the portions are the same, that is, it comprises of both class 11 and class 12 portions. However, they are not the same when it comes to the level of questions. Physics questions asked in

Dear aspirant,

Remember one thing if you want something very badly and you have the guts to be among the ones which only few can do among 11-12 L students then it is absolutely possible to achieve that what you want.

So first of all you need to have a

Yeah definitely like, there is hardly any relation between KVPY and your studying Engineering. Ive seen my classmates from school/coaching failing to clear JEE Advanced in spite of an excellent performance in KVPY, while Ive seen my batchmates at IIT KGP, studying at IIT despite failing at KVPY.

Of course,

Hello candidate,

Every aspirant who wishes to become chartered accountant, should have a good base and knowledge about subjects such as Accountancy, Economics, Maths and Law.

But, most of the students to take up CA do not have a Maths in their class 12th standard and so if you are