Hello dear student,

Your question is not understandable so I would request you to kindly ask your query with all the details and put in all the required information to solve your query.  By the information you have provided nothing is clear I hope you understand this

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hey,

the eligibility criteria for NEET examination is candidate must have passed their 10+2 from recgonized board with science stream subjects having physics, chemistry and biology and candidate belonging to general category need to score a minimum aggregate of 50 percent marks in PCB altogether and for OBC/SC/ST it is

Hello Aspirant,

As there are a number of good books available but out of those mostly recommended books are :

• NCERT
• HC Verma
• DC Pandey
• Cengage Learning
• IE Erodove

Along with this you should follow the practice of previous year papers as much as you can along with different mock

Hello

Mtg at your fingertips is better than mtg complete guide for Neet examination , mtg complete guide has unit wise distribution and not chapterwise which is a demerit.

So , mtg your fingertips for physics will be a better choice as it has following features

*It has chapterwise short

Hello Surya

AMRITA SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES - [ASAS], KOCHI -- 76500

COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF PHOTONICS THRIKKAKARA - [ISP], KOCHI  -- 43,410

S T JOSEPH'S COLLEGE DEVAGIRI, CALICUT -- 34,000

COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - [CUSAT], KOCHI -- 21,440

ST ALBERT'S

If talking overall, no one is superior to other one. Both are equivalent. If somebody has interest particularly towards Physics and not in Mathematics then definitely Physics is best for him than  Mathematics and vice versa. Bu if talk about future fields, then a Mathematics has more fields than Physics

No, it is not compulsory to choose subjects of your graduation only. You can choose any subject of your choice in the Mains exam. There are 25 subjects available from which you can choose. For list of subjects, you can refer to the official guidelines at this link: https://www.upsc.gov.in/sites/default/files/Engl_CSP_2017.pdf

In this case you have described I would suggest you should attempt the same paper multiple times, atleast 3 times, and then look at the solutions to all the questions you have not got right.

Keep on repeating the papers, do not attempt same paper two times in

Hello aspirant

Since all the private colleges would accept your admission at a later stage too. So I would suggest you to wait for jee. Once you are done with your jee, there is a good chance that you can get admission into a government college if you are able

Dear candidate

For appearing in NEET you need to pass in both theoritical and practical exam with a minimum aggregate of 40 percent and it looks like you failed in physics as you got only 35 marks in physics so, as you did not satisfy the eligibility criteria for NEET