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what if i gave 13 correct response in physics,16 in chemistry and 10 in maths then what will be my rank and percentage?

Anurag Khanna 7th Jul, 2021

Hello Aspirant,

See each correct response in JEE-Main rewards you 4 marks so if you attempted 39 (13+16+10) questions correctly then your total marks will be 39*4=156 if you did not attempt any question incorrectly.

Now If we go through the analysis of marks Vs Percentile Vs rank for JEE-Main

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If i get 80 each in physics and chem , but Maths did not attempt, what percentile should i get in jee mains ??

Anurag Khanna 7th Jul, 2021

Hello Aspirant,

See if you attempt for 80 marks in Physics and Chemistry section but did not attempt any question in Mathematics then your total marks would be 160 if all responses are correct.

Now If we go through the analysis of marks Vs Percentile Vs rank for JEE-Main 2020

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is neet and bitsat physics nearly similar

susanna.maryb 7th Jul, 2021

Hello Aspirant,

Both NEET and BITSAT are of almost the same level of difficulty when it comes to physics. NEET has more direct questions in the sense that if you know and has memorised the formulae then you are good to go. With BITSAT having a basic knowledge of physics

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my 12th percentage is 82 can i get admission in du for bsc physics and i belong to obc

tanishqgiri.goswami 15th Aug, 2021

Hello,

DU B.Sc Eligibility Criteria 2021 - Basic Requirements

The following bullet points explain the various requirements candidates need to meet in order to be eligible for admission for B.Sc programmes at Delhi University.

  • It should be noted that there is no age bar far applying to admission at DU.

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i am in 11 preparing for jee 2023 . i have enrolled in aakash but teacher here are not teaching advance level so should i buy unacademy plus or physics wallah for jee advance

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Is physics questions come in exam jee main paper 2 and also NATA

Akash Singh 6th Jul, 2021

Dear Aryan,

No, if we talk broadly then there is no Physics section in JEE Main Paper 2.

See, JEE Main paper 2 is divided in three section and below I am enlisting the major subjects of these sections.

  1. Mathematics
  2. General Aptitude
  3. Drawing/Planning

Now out of these three sections part

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for Jamia Millia islamia eligibility criteria for bsc Hons physics is aggregate 50% in pcm or overall percentage is 50% in 5 paper

Manisha nayak 15th Aug, 2021

Hello student,

Hope you are in best of your health , so the answer to your question as follows:-

Senior Secondary School Certificate or an equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% in each of the Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) and a total of 50% including the top

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I Have done Commerce with Maths with the CBSE board and now I have to do B.Tech. So can I do Physics and Chemistry with NIOS. Will I be eligible for B.Tech

shikha jindal 3rd Aug, 2021

As a commerce student,You are not eligible to take BTech.It is not possible to do Bachelor of Technology when you have completed your class 12 with commerce stream.But the commerce of CBSE  and two year syllabus of science of NIOS Board is same.So you can surely appear physics and chemistry

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1. what to study for kcet 2021?? 2. what are the important topics to study in physics, chemistry and maths?? 3. is studying definitions and derivations important??

REVILLA SAI VAMSHI 9th Jul, 2021
Dear Aspirant,

KCET ( Karnataka Common Entrance Test ) is a state-level entrance examination organized by Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) and it is a typical MCQ examination testing your concepts in Physics, Mathematics and chemistry so it's not in need to focus alot in derivations while preparing for this Examination.

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