There is as such no limit to solve MCQs.

You should solve as much as MCQs for your practice.

It is recommended that you should solve questions from past year papers and topic- wise questions which includes important topics and carries more weightage.

Work on your speed as well as

hi  you still have 5 months time and if you work smart, you can really score well easily, i will tell you how to prepare 

physics is considered one of the toughest subject for medical aspirants,but very interesting. choose any good book of your convinience, there are plenty of good

Chemical Engineering, is inherently a study of inorganic part of chemistry, as with most engineering courses, chemical engineering requires you to be good in math as well.

If you particularly wants to do engineering and love organic then you should look at colleges offering biochemical engineering / biotechnology!

Don't mix

Dear Aditya Sajjan,

I am sorry as we don't have the link for the particular Physics book in pdf format.

Well, if you have further queries, feel free to ask!

Thank you.

The admission in colleges can vary. Some might take through entrance exam and others can take based on merit or interview rounds.

Some of the colleges which have MSc course in Physics are:

• Presidency College
• University of Mumbai
• St Stephens College, Delhi
• St Xavier's College, Mumbai
• Christ College, Bangalore
• Loyola

Hi,

There is no perfect way to answer this as the score you will obtain in JEE Main exam will depend upon your answers and performance in the exam. However, while preparing for the exam make sure that you get your fundamentals of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics right in class

Hi,

You will need to sit for CLAT which is expected to be conducted on May 12, 2019. Based on your performance in the exam, you will get selected for admission in various NLUs. With your marks, you are eligible to appear fro CLAT. For more details on CLAT 2019,