Hi Padamshree

Yes, you can pursue M.Tech in Astro Physics even if you are doing graduation in ECE but you have to actually check the colleges and institutes where this programme is offered as it is rare.

Refer to the link given below :

https://www.careers360.com/question-what-to-do-if-im-interested-in-astrophysics-and-i-reside-in-india?icn=question-title-details&ici=question-detail-page

Hope this helps you ! 

Hi Deepak,

Thanks for putting up the query. JAM Physics syllabus covers various topics like Mathematical Methods, Mechanics and General Properties of Matter, Oscillations, Waves and Optics, Electricity and Magnetism, Kinetic theory, Thermodynamics etc. You can visit the link below to go through the complete JAM Physics syllabus.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-how-prepare-for-physics

Hi,

You know that NCERT is very basic and important for NEET. Don't Worry!! You still have some time. You can solve the exercise or numericals. Focus on important chapters which have more weightage. Start the numericals with easy one and then the hard ones. Set some time for solving

Hey,

To get a good score in JEE mains you have to start preparing from now onwards.

To prepare well you should first go for NCERT textbooks and then other books only when you are done with NCERT's.

And after completing NCERT's you should go for mock tests and analyze

You can apply for the courses like MBBS and BDS.

To take admission in these courses you can appear in NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER exam.

Good Luck!! 

• Important chapters for JEE Mains: Physics

NCERT Books are the best for CBSE 12th board examinations. However, to get detailed explanations and different types of questions and numerical get help from reference books.

Click Below to check the best book

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Hey,

No, TIFR (Tata Institute of fundamental research) does not offer undergraduate courses. It awards degree for master's and doctoral programs only. 

So, you cannot apply in TIFR for undergraduate courses.

Thank you!