Going by previous All India cut offs and your rank, you may have decent chances in the following Medical Colleges:

Sangli Medical College: Anaesthesiology

Osmania Medical College: Bio Chemistry

AMU: Physiology

GMCH Chandigarh: Anatomy

Guru Gobind Singh Medical College: Physiology

Having said that, this is 2019 data and cut offs

Hi Siva,

Yes, you can easily score 50+ in maths. As 1 month is enough time for the preparation of that much score.

You only have to do is solve and remember the questions of NCERT Book because in Boards 80 percent questions are from NCERT book.

Solve previous 10

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see most of the indian university gives admission through entrance test or qualifying score in graduation course. for some of the courses it some times mentions that you need to have mathematics in 10+2 level. time to time eligibility criteria change and you need to check the official website

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To work in ISRO, you should have a Bachelor's degree in BE,B.Tech. B.Sc Engineering, Diploma+B.E/B.Tech Lateral Entry, B.Sc+B.E/B.Tech Lateral Entry, AMIE or Part time BE/B.Tech. So with B.Sc in Mathematics you cannot join ISRO. You can study BE/B.Tech through Lateral Entry and then be eligible. Previously they used

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The elgibility criteria to appear in NEET is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Biology/Biotechnology, Physics, Chemistry and English from a recognized board or university.Candidates belonging to general category must have passed with 50%, for SC/ST/OBC it is 40% and for PWD candidates it is 45%.

Mathematics

Hello!

Don't think about the marks that you are getting right now. Focus on what you can do to improve your score. Everyone improves and so will you.

You should prepare for entrance exams and aim at getting good rank. Hard work and practising mock tests is the key. In

1. Physics- 120
2. Chemistry-120
3. Maths-135
4. Logical Reasoning-30
5. English-45