Yes Nirmal you can go for NEET as NEET requires total of 50% for general category not 50% subject wise so you are clearly eligible to take the exam. Wish you luck score well God is with you. I hope the best and this would've been helpful to you. Thank

Hello Ritik Bansal,

No, you are not eligible.

According to eligibility criteria the candidate should have obtained a minimum of aggregate 75% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects (if he/she has taken Mathematics in BITSAT) or a minimum of aggregate 75% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects (if

Hello Ishita.

If the courses you are opting for are science related courses, then you will have to include Physics. However, if the course is not related to science then there shall be no compulsion for you to include Physics.

You can make your choices according to this!

Hope this

Hello Kunal

Since you have secured 50 percent aggregate marks in maths, chemistry and physics therefore you are eligible to apply for NATA 2019.

For more information and dates regarding the exam, syllabus, etc you can have a look at the article below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata

Thanks for contacting us.

Hello 

The exact rank cannot be given now because it would be updated or declared after the second session of the exam so considering the previous year ranks cut off and colleges we have predicted your rank and we cant assure that would be your rank its just a prediction

yes you have a very secured position in jee advanced

. normaly percentalile around 80 wpuld be suffiecient. however if you perform like this is jee adv you wont get any good college. try to improve your percentali

Hello aspirant

Now make a schedule for every day which covers one important topic in physics and also give preference to chemistry and mathematics.

If you give half hour to physics and give another half hour to both mathematics and chemistry

In physics concentrate on  these topics only

• ectrostatics
•  Current

Hi there. 

There's no specific or explicit syllabus. The University doesn't mentions anything regarding the syllabus of any subject for the respective postgraduation entrance examinations. 

It is advisable to complete and cover your undergrad's syllabus very perfectly. Do not leave any topic or chapter. Just cover that syllabus and it

Hii diya though physics have algebra and all in it but calculus is too important for physics so it is important to know calculus for physics too no problem you can take special cossscl or coaching for calculus as in today's time coaching is available for any subject, good luck