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Yes, you need to pass in both theory and practical examination.

This is because,

When you fail in theory, you fail in that subject and thus fail in class 12th.

So, you are not eligible for Neet examination even if you have got more than 50% in aggregate of

Hi Aspirant,

Physics needs focus and a lot of pratice. First of all, you need to clear your concepts. If you have any doubt try solving it immediately by asking your teachers about the same. Formulae should be at the tip of your pen so you don't waste your time

Hello,

Since you are finding physics difficult you might find a lot of engineering discipline tough.But if the case is you just don't like it still know the theory then it won't be a great problem.

• Diploma in Mechanical Engg(Knowledge in physics req)
• Diploma in Civil Engg
• Diploma in Computer

Hey Hemavathi ,

B.Sc in Agriculture is an undergraduation course that one can take PCB. It doesn't include physics however a few subjects will have a culmination of biology and chemistry in them. However , Agriculture is majorly a biology subject and I'm sure you'll like it.

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see as per last three years ISRO requirements notifications, ISRO has more hiring for graduate engineers as scientist B position. the stream of engineering which  are at top hiring is for b.tech in  mechanical engineering , electronics and communication engineering, computer science engineering degree holders .

however m.sc graduates

Hi aspirants

In order to join BSC (Hons) the PU CET 2021 syllabus  for BSC Hons is Physics, chemistry, biology and Maths. From all four subjects questions will be asked.

For BSC mathematics is 10+2 with 50% marks with Mathematics as one of the subjects .

The questions appearing in

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Yes, you are eligible for NEET 2021 examination even if you are a private candidate ( private Candidate means those who give exam but are not enrolled in any school due to some reasons like have failed in 12th and again appearing in the exam to pass it.   )

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After graduation, one can apply for a three-year LLB degree; however, individuals who want to pursue law directly after 12th grade must enrol in a five-year programme. In Punjab, the Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Jhanjeri is one such college that I am aware of that provides both the 3