Hello,

Allen is good for MCQs and not for theory part. Better you should go well through your notes and NCERT. The most difficult part with organic chemistry is applying the theory in questions. Sometimes even after solving whole module, we do not get good command on this subject. So

Are you asking for NEET Entrance Exam? As per the eligibility you should have minimum 50% PCB aggregate score in class 10+2 as General Category & 45% as a reserved category. You can also check the further eligibility with the given below link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

In case you have any other

Hello Awanish

It would be difficult to tell you the marks required for getting rank under 200. You can check the previous year IIT JAM cutoff for reference and to have an idea about the rank required for admission to IIT Delhi.

According to the previous year cutoff, Closing rank

Hello Syed,

After B.Sc. you can go for masters in physics or its sub-branches or integrated courses. It all depends on your interest field or what you want to further do in your life. You can also change your field of study. If you have any further doubts, you can

Dear Satyaki, there is only M.Sc Physics available at BIT - Meshra but no Integrated M.Sc Course. The other programmes in M.Sc offered at this Institution are Chemistry, Mathematics, Biotechnology and Geo informatics. For more information on various courses available at BIT-Meshra, please visit their official page at https://bitmesra.ac.in/Show_Admission_Page?cid=1&deptid=11&pid=24

• You will have to be vigilant and note down all the important formulae and concepts in a particular notebook and keep revising them along with the application of the formulae to be incoherence with your syllabus and stay up to date
• you could follow book like SL Arora of the