I got 37 marks in Maths , 48 in Physics & 82 in Information Technology. The total aggregate marks in these three subjects is 167 out of 300 & the percentage is 55.66. Am I eligible for B. tech admission counselling for GGSIPU affiliated B.Tech. Colleges in Delhi ?
Candidates for GGSIP University B. Tech Admissions 2024 must have passed the 10+2 exam from an recognised board with a minimum of 55% in applicable disciplines hence you are eligible for the course To prepare for the entrance exam, aspiring students can go through the IPU CET syllabus and examination
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i understand all the formulas and theory of physics but i cant do numericals. what should i do? :(
Hello,
Understanding the concepts and formulas is a great start! To improve your numerical problem-solving skills in physics:
1. Practice consistently: Regular practice helps build confidence and fluency.
2. Start with simple problems: Begin with basic numericals and gradually move to more complex ones.
3. Use online resources:
- Khan Academy
- Physics Classroom
- IIT-JEE/NEET prep websites (e.g., Vedantu, Unacademy)
4. Work on your math skills: Focus on algebra, trigonometry, and calculus, as these are essential for physics numericals.
5. Watch video solutions: Observe how problems are solved step-by-step on YouTube or other platforms.
6. Join a study group: Collaborate with classmates or online communities to practice and discuss numericals.
7. Take timed tests: Simulate exam conditions to improve your speed and accuracy.
8. Seek help: Consult teachers, mentors, or classmates for guidance on specific problems or concepts.
9. Review and analyze: Identify your mistakes, and work on improving weak areas.
10. Stay patient and persistent: Building numerical problem-solving skills takes time and effort.
Hope this helps,
Thank you
is degree in engineering needs physics and chemistry or not?
Yes, a degree in engineering generally requires a background in Physics and Chemistry, especially for admission to most undergraduate programs. Here's why:
1. **Admission Requirements:** Most engineering colleges and universities require students to have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in their higher secondary education (12th grade or equivalent) as part of their eligibility criteria for admission. These subjects are fundamental for understanding engineering principles.
2. **Course Content:** Engineering programs typically include foundational courses in Physics and Chemistry, particularly in the first year. These subjects are essential for understanding core engineering concepts and applications.
3. **Entrance Exams:** Many engineering entrance exams, such as JEE Main, JEE Advanced, BITSAT, and others, test knowledge in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Performing well in these subjects is crucial for securing a spot in an engineering program.
If you’re considering pursuing engineering and haven't studied Physics and Chemistry, you might need to take additional courses or prepare accordingly to meet the admission requirements.
Sir 2023 me 12th me mere 60.8% the overall pass but physics me rt laga tha.... To phir mai 2024 me exam di improvement 3 subject me (pcm) physics clear hogya lekin chemistry or maths me rt lag gya... To mai kahi college keliye apply kr sakti hu??
Hello,
Yes, you can still apply to colleges despite having compartmental results in some subjects. However, the eligibility criteria and admission process may vary depending on the college and course you're applying for.
Here are some possible scenarios:
1. Some colleges may accept students with compartmental results, but you might need to clear the compartmental exams before admission or within a specified timeframe.
2. Other colleges might require you to have passed all subjects in the same year, so you might need to reappear for the compartmental exams and apply next year.
3.
A few colleges may consider your overall percentage and performance in other subjects, so it's worth reaching out to their admissions department to discuss your case.
hope this helps,
Thank you
I have graduated m.com with mathematics and institute of cost and works accountant of india (ICWAI) with mathematics and statistics in first class in the year 1996. I have also completed b.lisc in 1996 and working as library officer in CVRDE; (DRDO); Min. of Defence for past 26 years. Now suddenly my organisation is forcing me to do B.sc in any subjectthrough online mode but I am interested in doing B.sc maths or B.sc Statistics in any colleges in chennai. Is there any possibility. Kindly let me know the colleges accepting B.sc without physics and chemistry.
Hi,
In Chennai, there are several institutions that offer B.Sc. Mathematics or B.Sc. Statistics programs through distance education or online mode. Here are a few options you can explore:
1. University of Madras
- Distance Education: Offers B.Sc. Mathematics and B.Sc. Statistics through the Directorate of Distance Education. You can check their website for the latest updates on the admission process and eligibility criteria.
2. Anna University
- Centre for Distance Education: Provides various undergraduate programs. Check if they offer B.Sc. Mathematics or Statistics and whether the program meets your requirements.
3. IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University)
- Distance Learning: Offers B.Sc. Mathematics and B.Sc. Statistics through its distance learning program. You can apply online and study from Chennai.
4. Satyabama University
- Distance Education: Offers B.Sc. programs through distance education. Contact them to confirm if B.Sc. Mathematics or Statistics is available.
5. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University (BRAOU)
- Distance Education: Though primarily based in Hyderabad, BRAOU offers distance education programs that might be accessible to students in Chennai.
It’s advisable to visit the official websites of these institutions or contact their admissions offices directly for detailed information on the eligibility criteria, application process, and whether they accept students without Physics and Chemistry.
Hope it helps you!
I have failed in class 12th physics, can I appear for WB JEE
Hi there,
Hope you are fine.
To get an information on whether you can get give wbjee examination even after failing your class 12th physics examyou must visit the official website of the wbjee and check the eligibility criteria required to appear in the wbjee examination.
As per my knowledge, you have to pass your class 12th with a minimum aggregate of 45 per cent for participating in the wbjee exam.
To get a detailed information you can visit its site and check the details of the exam and its eligibility.
Hope this resolves your query.
I have completed my intermediate in biology physics and chemistry I wanted to pursue b pharmacy but due to less marks in intermediate (45%) I could not get admission so I took bba and then completed mba can I still get admission in b pharmacy course in telangana hyderabad
Unfortunately, you cannot directly pursue a B.Pharmacy course after completing BBA and MBA.
The eligibility criteria for B.Pharmacy typically require a science background, including Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, at the intermediate level.
Your BBA and MBA degrees are in the management field and do not meet the academic prerequisites for pharmacy.
To pursue a career in pharmacy, you would likely need to restart your education with an appropriate science-based foundation.
However, you might explore related fields in the healthcare or pharmaceutical industry that leverage your management skills.
hope this helps you!!