Hello,

Since you have chosen only Chemistry and Mathematics as your domain subjects in CUET along with a language i assume, you will only get papers for these subjects and not Physics.

If you look at DU eligibility criteria for admission to BSc hons Mathematics, it is like this -

Hello Aspirant,

See from percentile of different subjects, overall percentile cannot be determined because there is any formula to calculate the required figure so if you want to check your overall percentile then it is mentioned on your result that has been released on August 8th, 2022

You can check

Hello Aspirant,

As per the marks mentioned by your, your aggregate in PCB comes out to be 47% so if you belongs to SC/ST/OBC/PwD then only you are eligible for admissions through NEET UG score and you are qualified for NEET UG otherwise with General category you are not eligible

Hello Aspirant,

As per the marks mentioned by your, your aggregate in PCB comes out to be 50.66% so you are eligible for admissions through NEET UG score and you are qualified for NEET UG because for 10+2 or equivalent you need to have a minimum aggregate in PCB as

Hi

Your practical + theory marks is considered for neet.

Yes, you are eligible for neet examination.

This is because,

To be eligible for neet, you need to pass  12th board examination with physics, chemistry ,biology/biotechnology and English and must have got:-

• at least  50  % in aggregate of PCB

Dear Aspirant,

Given that you don't have a lot of time at your hand, the best solution would be to sit and solve the math and physics questions in a time based manner and check your answers.

Look at what mistakes you have made and revise the concepts that you

If you have failed in the 12th board examination, then your school can't do anything. Its all dependent on the council and if you have failed then you have to reappear for the examination next year.

Now if you have failed in Mathematics in 11th standard, then your school may

Hello Aditya,

Selection of book depends from person to person. But, one thing that every aspirant will agree with, is, practice is the most important thing for JEE. Pick up a book and stick to it until you become thorough with it. The first thing that you should do is

Given below are the name of the best books which will be effective and fruitful for you to do preparation of joint entrance examination:

1. Concepts of Physics by HC Verma
2. Understanding Physics by DC Pandey
3. Problems in general physics
4. Problems and solutions of Physics by Shashi Tiwari
5. NCERT books of

Hello,

Look, you wouldn't want to take a chance with an optional course that has 500 marks since they may have an impact on your grade.

In response to the question, you can select whatever subject you choose as long as you are either skilled in it or are interested