Hello,

Yes you can work in Pharmaceutical industry. There is a field known as Pharmaceutical physics it basically means applying the knowledge of Physics in instruments or phenomenon required for pharma purposes. There are various instruments used like Spectroscopy, Optical microscopy,  X ray diffusion, centrifugation machine and Conductivity and concepts

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The  best  books which you can go for neet examination   are listed  below  Subjectwise :-

PHYSICS :-

*NCERT Physics textbooks for Class XI and XII

*Objective Physics for neet By DC Pandey :- it has MCQs and numericals as per Neet examination pattern and level

CHEMISTRY :-

*NCERT Chemistry

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You can neither choose code 5 nor Code 6.

This is because,

*Code  5 is for those students who are you doing Bsc and have all the three of physics chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology in their Bsc but you have only Physics and Chemistry in your BSc program but you

You will find all information regarding the weightage of topics of PCM in JEE Main in the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-weightage/amp

However, I would suggest you to prepare all topics strongly and prepare all three of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics for an excellent performance in JEE Main.

Hello there,

You will have many opportunities as per the scope after graduation in physics.

If you wish to go for higher studies , more better will be career options. If you go for post graduation then Phd, then  you can become a scientist and apply for CSIR NET Exam

Hi Aspirant,

Yes,I can give you a simple strategy to follow.With consistency and hard work you can score 150+ in physics exam.From class 11th standards one should give Physical world and measurement 20% weightage along with kinetic theory of gases and thermodynamics.Motion of particle and rigid bodies should be given

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If minor axis of an ellipse is equal to the distance between it's foci the eccentricity is 1/ square root of 2

Distance between the foci  2 ae

Length of the minor axis = 2b

2ae =2b

ae= b

b square = a square (1-e square)

a2e2=a2-a2e2

2 a2e2

Hi.

Do not confuse the terms percentage and percentile.

Percentile Score is the score based on the relative performance of candidates who have appeared for the exam. To calculate a percentile score, the marks secured are converted into a scale ranging from 100 to 0 for each session of examinees.