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Dear Student,
You've got a good score to choose the DU in science stream but not sure you will get north campus because the cutoff marks of North campuses are little bit high. You can only expect north campus if your score was more than 98.5, and there is a
Hey,
There us no such thing as pass marks in MAT exam. First of all MAT comprises of percentile and it depends on the scores obtained by different students in the same paper.
And after the score of every student a percentile is calculated.
Although I will suggest you to
Hello Aspirant,
Generally speaking the eligibility criteria for B.Tech in Electronics and communication is a minimum of 50% marks aggregate for your 10+2 level education with physics, chemistry and mathematics from a recognized board of education. So the individual subjects mark doesn't really matter. You just need pass mark for
Yes that's sufficient. Arihant maths series is very good when it comes to JEE preparation. The content of the series is upto the mark and you can surely go for it without a doubt.
The best way to check is give one or two test series of arihant and
See each correct response in JEE-Main rewards you 4 marks so if you attempted 39 (13+16+10) questions correctly then your total marks will be 39*4=156 if you did not attempt any question incorrectly.
Now If we go through the analysis of marks Vs Percentile Vs rank for JEE-Main
See if you attempt for 80 marks in Physics and Chemistry section but did not attempt any question in Mathematics then your total marks would be 160 if all responses are correct.
Now If we go through the analysis of marks Vs Percentile Vs rank for JEE-Main 2020
Hello candidate,
What is the list of some of the most important topics from individual subjects which are of highest priority as compared to others-
Chemistry- environmental Chemistry, substitution and elimination reactions, chemical and Ionic equilibrium, nomenclature, mole concept, chemical bonding.
Mathematics- probability, statistics, binomial theorem, limits and derivatives integral
Hi Aspirant,
There's no certain age or course restriction for learning computer science. There may not be availability of full time course(except for a very few diploma courses) for learners from commerce background but you can start off with learning basics of coding, data structures and algorithms, networking, etc. As
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