Hi student,

If you have are interested in maths and physics but only in the numerical part and you don't remember then clearly you can't do anything as if you don't remember the formula or the concept how will you be able to solve a question. The numerical part is

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NO it is not at all necessary to crack JEE Mains and Advanced for becoming a physicist.

One have to earn a bachelor's degree in physics with high CGPA.

One should pursue master degree and getting a Phd in physics for most prestigious jobs.

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Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) is a national-level fellowship programme which is provided to the students to pursue research career in the field of basic sciences (UG or integrated programmes).This KVPY exam is conducted by the Indian Institute of Sciences (IISc), Bangalore every year.

The KVPY exam involves three

hello Yuvraj

In International standard BSc is more recognized especially in European countries like Germany,Switzerland(great colleges here many big scientists studied in universities here ),France ,Denmarks etc and these countries also recognize 3 year degrees and in masters level you will find courses that are being teached in English too

Hello Sonali!

Well, the underlying concept of vectors is same in both math and physics. However, when speaking of Math and Physics as two streams then there is a difference in the way vectors are used. In mathematics you study vectors in linear algebra where components of vectors are represented

Hello,

NITs offering integrated MSc PHYSICS :

NIT Trichy

NIT warrangal

Motilal Nehru NIT Allahabad

NIT Rourkela

NIT suratkal

Malviya NIT jaipur

NIT calicut

NIT Patna

Hope it helps

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hello goswami

The minimum requirements are   candidates who scored minimum 50% marks in aggregate in 10+2 with Maths and Physics from a recognized board are eligible to apply but you have to give a entrance exam for them and crack that in order to join as a pilot and these

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Karnataka 2nd PUC supplementary results are expected to be out in October 2020. They will provide the grace marks if you have attended the question. My concern is for you to not worry as they will pass based on the content on answer sheet plus

Hello Aspirant,

first of all congratulations for securing a good rank in this exam . The cutoffs vary every year,so the admission possibility usually  depends on the demand for the particular course ie., the number of applicants  , the number of seats available and the difficulty level of the exam.

for most of the popular msc exams ,physics and maths are necessary requirements but may vary based upon college to college ,so having physics and mathematics in your bachelors might help . in my opinion bsc pcm is better than pme as some topics like particle physics ,solid state physics