Yes, A candidate who scores More than 40% in aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology is Eligible to appear for NEET 2019. You have 49% and also belongs to a reserved category, therefore, You satisfy the eligibility criterion and Hence You can apply for NEET 2019.

IISC Bangalore does not offer M.tech in Physics, The institute offers M.tech programmes in Aerospace Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Instrumentation, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Microelectronic Systems, Signal Processing, Systems Engineering, Transportation & Infrastructure Engineering,Climate Science, Computational Data Science, Earth Science, Electronic Systems Engineering, Electrical Engineering,

IISC Bangalore does not offer M.tech in Physics, The institute offers M.tech programmes in Aerospace Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Instrumentation, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Microelectronic Systems, Signal Processing, Systems Engineering, Transportation & Infrastructure Engineering,Climate Science, Computational Data Science, Earth Science, Electronic Systems Engineering, Electrical Engineering,

Velocity of platform will remain unchanged because if you consider the main and platform haulage system then there are no external torque on the system and as per the laws of rotational motion when there is no external torque on the system then the angular velocity will remain constant we

Hey so NEET paper division is as follows

physics: 45 questions

chemistry: 45 questions

physics: the number of questions asked from a particular topic depends upon the importance of that topic that are as follows: 

1.Mechanics - maximum questions are asked from Modern physics, Gravitation & then come to others

Hello Pranav!!

Thanks 4 contacting Careers360..

You can get the exact blue print  for jee main 2019 from the link given below..

https://gradeup.co/jee-main-syllabus-i

All the best:) 

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