Hey Avinash,

NTA releases JEE Mains syllabus every year on their official website. The syllabus basically covers chapters and topics from class 11 and 12 for subjects Maths, Chemistry and Physics.

You can download pdf for the syllabus and weightage here at : https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus

Hope this helps you! All the

Helo aspirant

As you have got 8 marks grace In chemistry subject , you should fill up the neet application form with 48 marks in chemistry .

As per neet eligibility criteria 2024 , the candidate must get minimum 50% marks in physics, chemistry and biology subjects along with English

Choosing PCM in 11th and 12th opens doors to a diverse range of exciting career options! With strong math and physics skills, you'll have a solid foundation for many fields. Here are some possibilities to explore:

Engineering: This is a classic choice for PCM students, with numerous branches like:

• Civil

While having two marksheets from different boards (CBSE arts and NIOS PCB) is generally acceptable for NEET, your current situation wouldn't qualify you. The CBSE sheet lacks the crucial Physics, Chemistry, and Biology subjects. For NEET eligibility, both marksheets combined must cover all three subjects and you must meet the

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well !

Before 2-3 years one of mine friend got the same marks around 50 ,he told me this thing after the exam in first attempt ,and he got around 80 percentile but remember one thing ,the competition will be increased in the second

Hello Aspirant

The eligibility criteria for BSc Forensic Science in any college/university is for you to have science (Physics, Chemistry, Math/Biology) in your 11th and 12th grade from a recognized Board of Education (like CBSE, ISC, any State Board, etc.) from the UGC. You need to have an aggregate percentage