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To study astrophysics candidate has to do BSc  with physics and mathematics. He may be BE  or BTech. Candidate has to do specialisation in astrophysics in master degree who has completed BSc physics with mathematics  as a core subject. Candidates of Technical field BA graduate from Tech Engineering

Hi Lakshyajit,

There is no book that can be declared as the best book or the only book one should refer to for cracking NEET.

The candidate appearing for NEET should have clear concepts, especially in Physics, you should have clear understanding about every topic. Now different books cater to

Hi nazia,

Even though AICTE has opened ways for diverse field students to take up engineering they have not imposed it on any state or university. The decision ultimately depends on the state universities. You have to check whether your state university has decided to follow suit or not. Most

Dear aspirant

As you are 12th pass out and you always have been preparing for neet so I think you have idea of all the topics and you must have been through with all the basics concept. So I'll suggest you to join achiever batch as in these batches you

After BSc Physics if you want to go for Radiology and cancer research related courses I would recommend you to go for MSc Medical Physics offered by IIT Kharagpur in collaboration with Tata Cancer Research Hospital. By pursuing this course you will get both the exposure in Radiation technology and

Hi,

You have scored very good marks in your board exam & you can apply in any top public/government colleges in Kolkata. Here are few top colleges in Kolkata:

1) Sarojini Naidu college for Women, Dumdum Cantonment, Kol - 28 is a government college affiliated to WBSU.

Fees - Around

Yes

In NEET exam, questions aren't tough but conceptual. If your Concept is clear then you can easily answer those questions

In JEE, as their main subject is mathematics, most part of their exam is calculative plus engaging. Their questions are bit on tougher side then NEET examination

Moreover both

• Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology OR
• Physics, Chemistry, Biology with fourth (elective) subject of any science subject OR
• Physics, Chemistry, Botany

Hello Vaibhav Sharma

hope you are doing well and safe. With reference to your query,  I would glad to  inform you that  different colleges of du have different criteria for consideration of subjects . Generally bsc physics hons courses ,  physics , chemistry ,maths and english are the best four