Hello student ,

Yes , biology is the mandatory subject which one should opt for if he /she is going to give any medical entrance exam . Further as per the eligibility criteria required for NEET is that a candidate must have 50% (for general category ) aggregate in physics

The ranks in. Every country depends upon the category of the students. As per the previous year the cutoff for general category is 50% i.e., 700- 134., and also for OBC, SC, ST they should have minimum of 40 % i.e., 133 - 107.

Now coming to the top govt.

hello aspirant,

NATA entrance examination is all about 2D, 3D, perspective drawing, and also aesthetic sensitivity tests. Therefore, if you want to achieve the ideal theory or concept behind successful marks, there’s no actual book that can help in this regard. The patterns keep changing, and thus, staying within a

Hello there,

Comparing with the Paper 1 of JEE Main, the paper 2 Maths is considerably lower in difficulty , due to the number of question in JEE Paper 2 is more as compared to paper 1.

The following topics are most important in JEE Paper 2, maths

3D Geometry

Hello,

looking at the past years' scenario scoring above 200 gives you high scope of getting a hostel in the main campus. However the cut off varies and it also depends how many students are there who have score more than you.

However you would be eligible for hostel only

Hello

There are many course after b.sc that student opt for based on their interest.

Here are some of the courses :

MSc physics

Msc chemistry

Msc applied mathematics

Msc electronics

Msc biotechnology

Also you can go for many jobs that are available after bsc in both government and private

Dear aspirant,

There is no restriction as such for learning something new whatsoever. But will a teacher help you or not depends completely on that teacher. You can ask him/her personally that you want to Learn the subject, and they'll help you in one or the other way.

I hope

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The fact that you didn't have maths in your 12th doesn't matter if you want to pursue btech in computer science abroad. Education in other countries are quite flexible and don't require you to study a particular subject to pursue a particular discipline.

SAT's mathematics isn't

Hello aspirant

According to me, you must prepare maths well and if you have not prepared for physics , don't worry as you don't have to qualify each subject separately. If you have prepared chemistry well, revise it and try to get 100 % result . Even if you will

Hello aspirant

Each subject is out of 120 not 100 .if you get 100 in maths your percentile is about 98 and if you get 95 marks in physics then your percentile about 99.9 and if you get 90 in chemistry then your percentile is about 98 .your overal percentile