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Strategy for 20 Days EAMCET Preparation

1. Focus on High-Weightage Topics

Mathematics : Probability , Matrices & Determinants , Differentiation , Integration, Trigonometry.

Physics : Kinematics , Laws of Motion , Work & Energy , Gravitation , Modern Physics.

Chemistry : Chemical Bonding , Thermodynamics , Organic Reactions , Coordination Compounds.

2. Practice Previous Year Papers

Solve at least 3-4 past papers every day.

Identify commonly repeated concepts.

3. Take Mock Tests Daily

Analyze mistakes & improve weak areas.

Prioritize accuracy over speed initially.

4. Use Short Notes & Formula Sheets

Revise only important formulas and concepts daily.

Avoid new topics at the last moment.

5. Time Management in Exam

Start with the easiest questions first.

Skip lengthy calculations initially and return later.

Hope this helps you .

ALL THE BEST

Here's a practical 10-day plan to help you effectively revise Physics, Chemistry, and Biology for the NEET exam, following syllabus completion:-

Here are the general guidelines:-

• Balance study time across subjects, focusing on weaknesses.
• Employ active recall for deeper understanding.
• Regularly practice with full-length mock tests.
• Learn from errors through detailed test analysis.
• Use concise notes for rapid review.
• Ensure physical and mental well-being with rest and hydration.
• Cultivate a positive and confident approach.

• Day 1:
  • Bio (4h): Plant Phys., Anatomy, Morphology + MCQs.
  • Phys (3h): Mechanics (Laws, Work, Energy, Circular Motion) + Numericals.
  • Chem (2h): Mole concept, Redox.
• Day 2:
  • Chem (4h): Organic I (Hydrocarbons, Haloalkanes/arenes, Mechanisms).
  • Bio (3h): Human Phys. (Digestion, Respiration, Circulation), Animal Tissue + MCQs.
  • Phys (2h): Rotational Motion.
• Day 3:
  • Phys (4h): Electromagnetism (Current, Magnetic Effects, Induction) + Numericals.
  • Bio (3h): Genetics (Inheritance, Molecular Basis, Problems).
  • Chem (2h): Bonding, Periodic Table.
• Day 4:
  • Chem (3h): Inorganic I (Coordination, p-block).
  • Mock Test (6h): Test + Analysis.
• Day 5:
  • Bio (4h): Ecology (Organisms, Ecosystem, Biodiversity, Issues) + MCQs.
  • Phys (3h): Optics (Ray, Wave) + Numericals.
  • Chem (2h): s-block.
• Day 6:
  • Chem (4h): Organic II (Aldehydes, Ketones, Acids, Amines, Mechanisms).
  • Bio (3h): Human Repro., Plant Repro.
  • Phys (2h): Modern Physics.
• Day 7:
  • Phys (3h): Thermodynamics, SHM, Waves + Numericals.
  • Mock Test (6h): Test + Analysis.
  • Chem (1h): Biomolecules.
• Day 8:
  • Chem (4h): Physical Chem. (Kinetics, Equilibrium, Electrochem.) + Numericals.
  • Bio (3h): Biotechnology (Principles, Applications).
  • Phys (2h): Properties of Bulk Matter.
• Day 9:
  • All (9h): Formulae, Diagrams, Short Notes, Bio NCERT Diagrams.
  • Chem (1h): Polymers, Environmental Chemistry.
• Day 10:
  • AM: Relaxation.
  • PM: Final Formulae/Diagram Review, Document/Stationary check.

Your consistent and focused work will truly pay off. Wishing you the sweetest success!

Hello Aspirant,

I am providing you the link below to view BSEB physics answer key for 2025:-

BSEB Physics Answer Key

Another way to view it through their official website that is:- http://secondary.biharboardonline.com/

Likely No.here is the reason:-

• Mathematics is usually required for both Physics and Chemistry Honours due to the course content.

• Not selecting Mathematics in CUET may limit eligibility for these courses.

• Eligibility criteria for these courses typically include Mathematics as a domain.

• Admission depends on CUET score, but Mathematics is often a core requirement.

Suggestion: Check Miranda House or DU's official guidelines for any specific flexibility regarding this.

Hi aspirant

Yes, it is possible to study BSc physics through correspondence or online classes. Many universities offer distance courses or online programs for BSc physics. If you do not wish to attend classes on campus due to your reason distance courses are designed for you.

Here are some universities in India and also abroad that offer online degrees in BSc physics. You can check online also you will find more colleges according to your choice.

• Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU): Duration: 3 years, Fee: Approx. 5500 INR.
• University of Madras (Institute of Distance Education): Duration: 3 years, Fee: Approx. 6,600 -8,000 INR
• Annamalai University: Duration: 3 years, Fee: Approx. 15,000-20,000 INR
• Sikkim Manipal University (SMU-DE): Duration: 3 years, Fee: Approx. 20,000-25,000 INR
• Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), US

In the NEET UG 2024 examination, the overall cut-off scores were revised as follows:

• General/EWS Category: 720-162

• OBC/SC/ST Categories: 161-127

These cut-off scores represent the aggregate marks across all subjects—Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. The National Testing Agency (NTA) does not release subject-wise cut-off marks for individual subjects like Physics. Therefore, there isn't a separate cut-off specifically for Physics in NEET. Candidates must focus on achieving a high overall score to meet the qualifying criteria.

For a more detailed understanding of how scores translate to ranks, consider the following data from NEET 2024:

• Marks Range: 720-715
  Corresponding Rank: 1-67

• Marks Range: 715-700
  Corresponding Rank: 177-2,250

• Marks Range: 690-665
  Corresponding Rank: 4,406-17,800

• Marks Range: 656-638
  Corresponding Rank: 25,500-40,116

This information highlights the competitive nature of NEET and underscores the importance of a strong overall performance across all subjects. https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff

The cutoff marks in Physics for 2024 depend on the exam you're referring to, like NEET, JEE Main, or state board exams. For JEE Main, Physics cutoff is usually around 20–25 marks out of 100 for general category. For NEET, Physics usually needs 120–140 out of 180 for a good rank. Board exams generally have a pass mark of 33%, but competitive cutoffs are much higher. Cutoffs change every year based on difficulty and number of candidates.

For more information you can visit the link given below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor?

For Telangana 10th Board Physics bit papers with keys, check these resources:

1. Sakshi Education – Provides model question papers for Physics.

2. Manabadi – Offers previous and model papers for SSC exams.

3. Telugu Vidya – Features question papers with answer keys.

4. YouTube – Search for "10th Class Physics Bit Paper Solutions TS SSC" for video explanations.

Regular practice with these resources will improve your understanding and exam performance.

Hi tithi,

Yes, you are eligible for appearing neet exam . As for SC category, 40% aggregate marks must  be in PCB(physics, chemistry, biology).

By calculating your percentage you got 48.66 % which covers the eligible criteria.

Hope this helps,

Thank you.

Yes, you are eligible for NEET 2027.

As an SC category student, you need a minimum of 40% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Your total is 48.67%, which meets the requirement.