Hello Aspirant,

A subject like physics is not so easy but also not so hard to crack. If you think that you would pass only by studying theory and a few numericals, then you may !

See, syllabus for 12th standard 9s different for State boards, CBSE, ICSE and other

• 50% for General category
• 40% for OBC,SC,ST.

Hello Candidate,

If you want to get very good marks from your self preparation in IIT-JEE, then it needs full dedication and hard work. If you can't afford offline coachings due to money issue, then don't worry. You can use online resources like You Tube . Some very experienced teachers

Hello Aspirant,

I suggest you to give the GUJCET exam as it will make it easier for you to get admission.

The merit will be designed in the following way:-

1st MERIT LIST : The first merit list will have the names of all the candidates who have passed the

It entirely depends upon the stream you choose. For example, if you are willing to opt for the science department fields like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics etc, then their relative subjects, i.e, physics, chemistry and mathematics are mandatory to include. For Arts field, English and Physical Education should be placed higher,

Hi Vinod Sharma,

After you have successfully completed the Bachelors degree, you can opt for higher studies like MSc or MBA as higher studies has more scope than just being an undergraduate. You can also go for research, or complete PhD in either of the subjects (Physics or computer science).

Dear Applicant,

I hope you are doing well, about your question,

B.Pharm is an undergraduate degree course in the pharma field. The duration of this course is 4 years.

Basic Eligibility :

For admission in B.Pharm courses

• You must pass your class 12th with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics/Biology.
• Secure a