Dear student,

Cucet cutoff for 2020 and previous year's is attached herewith

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://university.careers360.com/articles/cucet-cutoff/amp&ved=2ahUKEwic95bA9NvsAhWK6XMBHR-PDRoQFjAAegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw1Cix1yzpCUTCLhYgDlZ_uc&ampcf=1

It is impossible in your case to get a seat in cu karnataka but there are chances that you would get cu kerala as per previous year's cutoff.

Hlw student,
By this Score and mark you can expect a rank between 12500-15000, this rank is based on previous year cut off marks and details.By this Score you will get admission in government colleges also iam mentioning name of some colleges where you will get admission in.
Government engineering

Hello Aspirant,

The main important chapters in physics from NCERT in which theoretical question are asked

1. Semiconductors And Communication Systems- 6.67% weightage

2. Motion In One Dimension - 5.19% weightage

3. Atomic Structure In Modern Physics- 4.44% weightage

4. Gravitation And Wave Optics- 4.44% weightage

These are the foremost

hi,

see cutoff score changes in every year and it depends on various factors ,for example students category, seat matrix, choice of stream, domicile etc. based on your score your probable rank would be around 90700 - 107850. at this rank you have  less chances in nits, iiits, or cftis.

Hlo,

You percentile is good you can go for msc program with physics  in various nit that is good for research purposes you can find here which college you get by the JEE Main College Predictor link

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Hello Devika!

NTA has not officially released the syllabus for NEET 2021. However, the syllabus for NEET for 2021 is expected to be reduced by 30% owing to COVID conditions. Topics that can be expected to be removed from syllabus does not include Communication Systems. So this chapter is likely

Hello,

To a large extent it depends on your interests and career goals, you can pursue Master's Degree ahead by giving exams like IIT JAM,IISER, NEST etc, after this you can qualify CSIR NET and further pursue a career in the field of research or teaching at university level, for

Well your ambition is unique. In order to be a nuclear physicist you need to first have a B.Sc. degree with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects and concentration on nuclear physics. Some colleges give admission to master's degree via merit but some take entrance examination. In master's you will

Dear Aspirant,

B.Sc in physics provides a strong base for students in fundamental knowledge in Physicscentric course.B.Sc physics programme includes theories and concepts of physics.AFter completing bsc in physics you may opt for for higher education i.e M.Sc in physics or find a relevant job.

Jobs after B.Sc physics are: