Hi

Every state has CET, if you are pointing to Maharashtra CET then since introduction of NEET they have not made it compulsory, meaning you can choose one of it depending on what you want to pursue as it is mainly for engineering ,pharmacy and agriculture courses.

The online form

Hi aspirant,

You can use our Wbjee rank predictor at https://engineering.careers360.com/wbjee-rank-predictor Our prediction tells you will find your rank lying between 24-27k which is not bad at all. But it is certainly not that good as far as neet is concerned due to tough competition and past trends of high

Hi Aspirant,

Please be more clear with your questions.  I assume your question is whether you can take Physics as fourth subject or not. Yes there are some institutions that provide Physics as fourth subject.

Hope this helps. If not, then please add more details into the question so that

Hello aspirant,

Andhra Pradesh  Intermediate 2nd Year Physics has following chapters:-

Chapter 1 - WAVES

Chapter 2 - RAY OPTICS AND OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS

Chapter 3 - WAVE OPTICS

Chapter 4 - ELECTRIC CHARGES AND FIELDS

Chapter 5 - ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIAL AND CAPACITANCE

Chapter 6 - CURRENT ELECTRICITY

Chapter 7 -

Hi Reshma,

You have not mentioned which board you are referring to so I am assuming you are talking about CBSE here. My answer will be based on the rules of CBSE board.

A candidate needs to score at least 33 marks out of 100 in each subject to pass.

Dear candidate,

It does not matter that you've started your physics portion a little late because as you've mentioned that your class 11th has been started from May 2021. So, what you can do is

• Make a proper and fixed timetable for all the three subjects I.e; Physics, Chemistry and

hi,

see generally repeater or students who appear in improvement exam has different question paper then regular candidates. sometimes if questions difficulty level is high grace mark would be awarded. however it would solely depends on the exam control authority decisions for allowing grace marks for repeaters students and would

See regular MSc is a 2 years course and PhD usually takes 5 years to complete so if you do MSc then PhD then you will have to spent 7 years where as if you go for Integrate phD program then you will be able to get both the degrees

See you can use the code 5 of NEET is and only if you have Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology as subjects in your 1st year UG course along with practicals in them. Now as you didn't have Biology/Biotechnology then you can use code 5. Thus the only code which you can