Hello Sarvpriya, 

What you want to take in your graduation should totally depend upon your interest. If we talk about Bcom Honours and Economics honours, both specialises in different fields. While bcom deals with accountancy and taxation, economics honores deals with economics and statistics. It's up to you, which course

Dear Sugumar,

Here are some of the books you should consider for JIPMER -

PHYSICS-

• NCERT.
• Problems in general physics.
• Fundamentals of physics.
• JIPMER Medical entrance exam examination previous year's papers.
• Concepts of physics by HC Verma.

CHEMISTRY-

• NCERT.
• Objective NCERT fingertips.
• Modern ABC chemistry.
• Problems in physical chemistry for

Hello Vivek

According to the eligibility criteria to appear for NEET exam, candidates should have completed class 12th or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subject in both Classes 11 and 12 from a recognized board.

English must be studied as a subject. Check the detailed eligibility

Yes, you are eligible for pursuing B.tech. Now your marks will determine the college from which you can pursue engineering. You can apply in different colleges according to your convenience. On the basis of your marks colleges will shortlist and allocate you the suitable branch

Hello,

To calculate the percentage, you should sum up all the marks that you got in all the subjects. Now sum up all the maximum marks available for each subject. And now divide the total marks score by total maximum marks and multiply this into 100.

(Marks you got/Total marks(maximum))*100

Hello Kuldeep, 

If you have scored 81% and you have reserved seats through SC Quota, you would surely be able to make it to Delhi University. You would have no problem, however, you may have to wait for cut offs to go down in order to get into colleges from