If you scored 258 on GATE Physics and got an interview call, that is good news. Even if the score is low, being shortlisted for IISc Bangalore shows that your profile is suitable for evaluation further.

IISc and other leading institutes consider additional measures besides the score from the GATE. How well someone performs, what subjects they studied, what purpose they share (if necessary) and, sometimes, prior research done may be decisive. Review the main topics of Physics and have an answer ready for any research or project you have worked on.

As a result, being shortlisted for GATE indicates that your background is seen as promising, despite not getting a very high score. Do your best in the interview since it will largely affect your final chances.

Hello Mihir,

You can take your Maths improvement exam this year (July), then wait and do your Physics and Chemistry improvement exams next year. However, be aware of the following:

1. Only one improvement attempt will be available for subject so you have to think ahead.
2. When you sit for Physics and Chemistry next year, you will be sitting with the regular 2026 board students, as CBSE exams all their students (both regular candidates and improvement) in a single sitting.
3. Your marksheet will reflect the highest/ best score from all of your attempts, so just confirm that you have the timeline or subject combinations you need for your future plans (e.g., college).

Always check with your school or the CBSE regional office to ensure you have the most up-to-date information and to obtain official confirmation.

Hey there! The appropriate NEET code for you would be :

CODE:02 - for candidates who have passed 10+2/HSC or it's equivalent with physics, chemistry and biology/biotech and English.

However, this is only valid if your 10+2 level included Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology as core subjects.

Hii,

AIIMS Nursing Physics Syllabus:

• Motion: Speed, velocity, acceleration

• Force and Pressure: Push, pull, pressure basics

• Work, Energy, Power: Work done, energy types, power

• Heat and Temperature: Heat transfer, temperature scale

• Light: Reflection, refraction, lenses

• Sound: Sound waves, properties

• Electricity: Current, voltage, simple circuits

• Magnetism: Magnets and magnetic effects

• Modern Physics: Atoms, radioactivity basics

Hello Aspirant,

No, if you have received grace marks in Physics or Chemistry in your Higher Secondary (HS) results, you will still be able to participate in the NEET counselling process as an ST candidate. For NEET counselling you need to satisfy the following requirements:

1. To qualify for NEET counselling you must have passed Physics, Chemistry and Biology (individually).
2. You must meet the NEET eligibility cutoff (40th percentile for ST candidates).
3. You must meet the appropriate 40% aggregate in PCB subjects (for ST candidates).

As long as you cleared the subjects and satisfy your NEET and academic eligibility, you won't get disallowed from counselling due to grace marks.

Hello there,

If you score 720 marks in NEET UG , then yes , you can definitely get admission to AIIMS Delhi , even if you're from the general category .

Here's why:

1. NEET score is the only criteria for MBBS admission in AIIMS, including AIIMS Delhi.

   • Your board marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) should only meet the eligibility criteria , which is:

     • 50% aggregate in PCB for General category .
       
       

2. You mentioned:

   • Physics: 63

   • Chemistry: 55

   • Biology: 69

   • Total PCB = 62%
     
     This meets the eligibility requirement, so you are eligible .
     
     

3. 55 marks in Chemistry will not affect your admission if you clear NEET with a top score like 720 , because admissions are purely rank-based , not subject-mark based (after eligibility).
   
   Final Answer:

Yes, with 720 marks in NEET UG and 62% in PCB, you are eligible and can get admission to AIIMS Delhi. Your 55 marks in Chemistry will not hurt your chances at all.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello Ankita,

No, you cannot replace English with Punjabi while calculating the 75% eligibility criteria for JEE Main or JEE Advanced .

As per JEE rules:

To qualify under the 75% eligibility for NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs, you must score 75% or more in the best 5 subjects , which must include:

1. Physics

2. Mathematics

3. Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/Technical Vocational Subject

4. A language (this must be English , if it is a core subject in your board curriculum)

5. One more subject (best scoring)

However, for most boards, English is treated as a compulsory subject , and you cannot skip it in the best-of-five calculation if it is part of the main subject group.

So in your case:

Even though Punjabi has a higher score, you must include English in the calculation if it is your core language subject (which it usually is in CBSE, ISC, and state boards). You can still use Punjabi as the fifth subject if your board allows it.

No, you cannot exclude English from the top 5 subject calculation if it's part of your core/main subjects . You must include English, along with PCM and two other best-scoring subjects, to meet the 75% eligibility for JEE.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello there,

You can access the CUET PG 2023 Physics answer key through the official National Testing Agency (NTA) website. The answer key is available for download in PDF format, detailing the correct options for each question ID.

To download the answer key:

1. Visit the official NTA CUET PG website: https://cuet.nta.nic.in/

2. Navigate to the "Answer Key" section.

3. Select the 2023 examination year and the Physics subject.

4. Download the PDF file containing the answer key.

Please note that the answer key is typically released after the examination and may be subject to updates or corrections. It's advisable to regularly check the official website for the most current information.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello,

You're correct that the BVP CET (Bharati Vidyapeeth Common Entrance Test) for engineering programs primarily includes Physics and Mathematics . Chemistry is not part of the exam syllabus.

Given that your Chemistry marks are lower, this exam format could be advantageous for you. Focusing on Physics and Mathematics, where you may have stronger proficiency, can enhance your performance in the BVP CET.

Best of luck with your preparations!