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NATA examination is national aptitude test for architecture which is conducted by NIASA ( National Institute of Advanced Studies in Architecture). It's present in Delhi. After qualifying NATA examination you can join 5 years architecture course. There is no age limit for examination. This examination tougher then JEE examination
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Hello student as examination is knocking on the door you don't have much time to start from the scratch in this time I'll not suggest you to read any new topic just practice topics which you've already studied. Practice previous year question papers of Jee main,so that you can get
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With 48 percentile in overall
Your marks would be around 25- 30 marks. Your rank will be around 531960 - 598000 as per our rank predictor at https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor
Your obc rank will be around 2 lakh.
With your overall percentile your chances of qualifying JEE main is very low.
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The final NTA percentile depends on the complete score score and not on the individual subjects. You can get a good percentile if you attempt only physics and chemistry but it best to focus on all three subjects and try to attempt them properly as it will increase your
According to his percentile, his expected rank would be around 8013 - 9008 . Now, this is a really good rank and he have strong chances to get in NITs and IIITs too. Nowadays all the B.tech courses focus a similar syllabus pattern and most of them have chemistry
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First take the assumption- Let us draw a gaussian cylinder of length l and radius r across the line of charge having density λc/m.
At cylindrical part of the surface electric field vector E is normal to the surface at every point and its magnitude is constant. Therefore
Calculating separately is nothing but the marks scored in individual subject. If you are asked to calculate the percentage of marks scored in Mathematics in a particular class you will have to use the formula given below
Percentage of marks= (marks scored in the subject/total marks for which the
M.Sc. Physics is a two-year postgraduate degree programme offered by many colleges in India.
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