Hello,

The minimum education qualification required to be eligible for AFCAT is that a candidate must have passed 3 year bachelor's degree or 4 year B.E/B.tech or  cleared section A&B examination of Associate Membership of Institute Engineers or Aeronautical Society of India with minimum 60% marks from a recognized board

Hello Aspirant,

There is no fixed benchmark standard for admissions in Loyola, The management decides the admission process based on their own algorithms and procedures. As you've mentioned you are a Roman Catholic, you have a better chance of getting in. Also that you've scored almost 80% in PCM which

I will enlist down some of the important topics for physics for ipu cet 2020 -

1. Ray optics
2. Rotational motion
3. Oscillations
4. Force and laws of motion
5. Electromagnetic induction
6. Magnetic effects of electric current
7. Electrostatics
8. Semiconductors
9. Sound and waves
10. Refraction of light
11. Atoms molecules and nuclei

Here is the link to

Yes. You have chances but you'd have to wait for 2nd and 3rd counsellings.
Also you will most probably get a college in south campus as the north campus cut offs are higher.

Hope this helps

Hello,

Coming from PCB background, you have plenty of opportunities for you as follows:

NEET is the sole gateway for various courses-

You can appear NEET for admission to courses such as

• MBBS
• BDS
• Bachelor of Homeopathy Medicine and Surgery
• Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery
• Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine

hi,

the eligibility criteria for appearing in the masters course entrance test for msc in physics, candidates must secure aggregate of 45% score in bachelors degree. however the syllabus would be fully bachelors course wise and questions pattern would be mcq type. however there would total of 70 questions. The

Audrey, To help you with your NEET preparation, we have NEET Knockout packages that you can check at: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/. Physics needs utmost focus and time because it involves with theoretical concepts and numbers. There should be a systematic approach in preparing for NEET. The important topics are Mechanics, ElectroDynamics, Modern

Yes. It depends on your hardwork.

Since time is less for 2020 exam, You should do this:

1. Revise your notes once every week
2. Give at least 2 full length tests every week
3. Now this is the most imp point: Analyse the tests.. Identify your weak and strong areas. Work on