Universitites providing admission through CUCET in Integrated MSc Physics (BSc+MSc) or BSc Physics are provided below:

• Central University of Jammu
• Central University of Kashmir
• Central University of Rajasthan
• Central University of Tamil Nadu

All of the above institutes provides admission to the Integrated MSc course & not BSc Physics course.

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• Calicut University - [CU] Calicut, Kerala.
• Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute.
• Assam Science and Technology University - [ASTU] Guwahati, Assam.
• IITT Institutions. Chandigarh, Chandigarh.
• Adaikalamatha College - [AMC]
• KKTM Government College.
• SRM University Chennai - SRM Institute of Science and Technology.
• IISc Bangalore - Indian Institute of Science.

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See if you are from Biology background then also you would need some sort of Mathematics for numerical solving in Physics part and that basic Mathematics include some very very important topics like Integration, differentiation and limits and derivatives.

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Hi there,

Well first of all there is no btech course in Delhi university so you are not able to study Btech course there.

Apart from delhi university there are various colleges that comes under indraprastha university or IPU on which you can get admissions in btech course.

Colleges such

Nope! For Interior Designing UG course, having Physics isn't compulsory. Infact, for the course of Interior Designing, students from any stream can take admission if they have secure atleast 50% marks. Although, its advisable for the students to have Mathematics in 10+2 but its not compulsory.

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In general Physics has been always the weak point for medical aspirants due the maths involved in it but you don't need to worry at all as Physics is the subject which mainly deals with concepts and then you have to apply the learned concepts to

The eligibility criteria for the NEET clearly states that the student needs to pass 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry & Biology as subject in there 10+2 and they must get atleast 50% marks in aggregate of all this subjects for UR candidates and for the SC/ST the percentage required is 45%

Dear aspirant,

Yes, you are eligible for NEET exam. For general category candidates, minimum 50 percentage is required in 10+2 or Intermediate in PCB subjects from a recognised Board or College.

Also, candidates must have attained minimum 17 years age as on 31 st December, in the year of appearing