Hello!

First of all the eligibility criteria for appearing for NEET varies with respect to category when it comes to ST category then you need 40% aggregate in physics, chemistry and biology, which is marks should be around 120. Taking your marks into consideration it is not enough for you

Hello

If I am not wrong, BEnnett University provides BTech in Engineering Physics while CU provides Physics Hons.

After BTech you will probably want to get placed or qualify GATE and go for MTech after which if you want to enter research field you will have to go for PhD

Iqm not able to download admit card its showing invalid

Hi Aspirant,

Cengage is a good book for competitive exams and i have used it personally during my preparations for JEE and Wbjee.This book enhances a deep understanding with slow but steady build up of a strong physics foundation.The numericals serve as an approach to various real life problems and

Hi,

Here is two different categories for getting admission in it.

1. General seat.

2. High payment seat

If you are other than Baroda district in Gujarat then safe side to Getting general seat within 80 to 83% in core subject.

For high payment seat may you get within 60

Hello,

Yes, you can definitely do that. If you're going for B.sc, just the aggregate of physics, chemistry, maths/biology is taken into account.

However, if you're going for other courses, you need to calculate best 4 percentage aggregate. So, if you're taking physical education as a subject in the same,

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query yes it is sufficient to learn a chapter from basics through video lectures of Ashish Arora. It totally depends on your coping capabilities. You get the complete stuff about a topic and nothing irrelevant or out of JEE syllabus

Before starting with the important topics I would like to suggest you a few important last minute preparation and revision material.

1. Resonance Rank Booster Physics Jee Mains.

2. Physics in 40 Days Crash Course Arihant.

3. DC Pandey Book Series.

Now coming to the subject, you should first be