JEE ADVANCED is one of the toughest exams in the world. So if you are talking about a component of JEE ADVANCED then its expected that it would be tough. But this doesn't mean that its impossible. See don't think about figures at all. If you have good concepts in

Dear Aspirant,

Well, frankly JEE Advanced is a tough exam as compared to JEE Mains. Many students struggle to score in this exam. Physics is tougher. But I want to tell you that with the right strategy you can get the required marks to grab your seat in the IITs.

See if you are going for MSc Physics and you have plans to go for PhD in abroad then I would suggest that you should go for MSc in IIT's by qualifying IIT JAM examination. various IIT's have tie ups with foreign institute and many professors of IIT's are visiting

Dear leaner,

Yes ,you will infact one can purse nursing after 12th completion with 45% of marks in every science subject ,seems like you reached the exact notion ,

The basic eligibility for bsc nursing is 10+2 with physics, chemistry, biology with 55-60% and age limit should be 17 .

See if you have given the BSc Mathematics Hons exam and passed the first year then you my have to use the code 5. But as you didn't appear for any examination which means that you are just like a normal dropper then you have to use code 2.

The

Hello Aspirant,

See due to the pandemic named COVID-19 so many students of different boards got promoted but all of them got promoted on some basis like some have been promoted on the basis of previous year's result whereas some of them have been promoted on the basis of internal

Hello Aspirant,

According to the marks mentioned by you in the question your aggregate % for PCB comes out to be 61% and as you belongs to General category so the minimum requirement is 50%, hence according to the aggregate percentage criteria you are eligible for NEET 2022 but there

Hello Aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you got enrolled in B.Sc Hons. and you don't have Physics in your course then your highest qualification will be considered as 10+2 and in this case as per the rules the NEET qualification code which you should use is 2.

You can