Hello aspirant,

I am mentioning the chapter-wise weightage of the Chemistry and Physics chapters so you can focus more on chapters that come frequently in the NEET exam and are important-

PHYSICS-

Physical-world and measurement:- 2%
Kinematics:- 3%
Laws of Motion :- 3 %
Work, Energy and Power :- 4

Dear Student,

To pass the CBSE 12th Physics exam, one needs to score at least 23 marks out of a total of 70 marks in theory exam and 10 marks out of 30 in the practical exam.

Apart from this, in order to qualify for NEET , candidates need to

Hi,

You can get admission in most of the IITs with a rank under 500 for PhD in Physics. So IIT Delhi, IIT Madras, IIT Bombay and other older IITs are some of the best institutions for your course.

For rank vs marks comparison of GATE follow this link:
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-marks-vs-rank

Dear Student,

IIT-JAM merit is used to determine admission to NIT's M.Sc. Physics programme. You must therefore show up for IIT-JAM. You must have studied Physics and Mathematics for two years or two semesters in the prerequisite examination, which is a bachelor's degree from a recognised board, in order to

Hi

When it comes to Neet then only your PCB aggregate percentage matters and not your over all aggregate of 5 subjects

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

Hello Aspirant,

See it is quite difficult to tell you an exact figure of your percentile because it keeps on changing every year depending upon various factors but yes we can help you with approximate figures on the basis of analysis of previous year's data.

So If we go through

Hello Aspirant,

See it is quite difficult to tell you an exact figure of your percentile and rank because it keeps on changing every year depending upon various factors but yes we can help you with approximate figures on the basis of analysis of previous year's data.

So If we

Hello Aspirant,

It's not the best option for you if you want to work for a PSU, but you can certainly apply if you want to enrol in a master's programme in technology at an IIT or NIT. If your degree meets the eligibility requirements, such as having a degree