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In NEET you will have 45 questions each from chemistry and physics, it is easy to score good marks if you have done your NCERTs properly. But in jee advance you may get questions like bolt out from the blue and it's very tough and hard. The pattern
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In order to calculate best 4 marks for BSc. Mathematics (Hons.), you have to consider the marks of Mathematics, any one language say English, and 2 top scored subjects in your list. If Computer Science is one of the best scored subjects in your list, you can choose
Yes, it is very good if in class 9th, you are above average in Physics (actual syllabus of NEET), and below average in chemistry. It is okay to be below average. Because you have enough time to prepare for chemistry. But you need to revise the syllabus at regular interval
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As your marks in KEAM is 200 and you PCM percentage is 75%, so according to that your Rank will be around 21500 with a KEAM Score of 284.43. With this Rank the best college along with the course you may get are as follows:
Priyanka, You haven't mentioned your Category. Nevertheless, to be eligible for NEET, you should have completed your 12th, passed in all subjects and secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST. Now if you
Hello Abijith. Sree Kerala Varma College is situated in Kanattukara, Trichur, Kerala State, India. The Careers360 has collected all basic details like available courses, fee structure, facilities, etc. The link for that page is:
https://www.careers360.com/colleges/sree-kerala-varma-college-thrissur
Unfortunately, I couldn't collect details regarding the cut-off requirements from Sree Kerala Varma College. I
For calculating the top 20 percentile, these subjects are to be considered - PCM, a language with highest score, another subject other than these four where you have got highest marks. But this year it's different. As all the subjects of class 12 of several boards have not conducted and
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KCET is a state level examination, which will be organized for providing admissions in various engineering, pharmacy and other courses offered by different colleges in Karnataka state.
If you look at the exam pattern, it is designed to be Physics, Chemistry, Math/Biology. By examining, Math is not compulsory,
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It is totally depend upon you. If you like theoritical concepts better than practical ,go for B.Sc, M.Sc. On the other hand, if you like practical things as well as recent technologies go for Engineering. In honors graduate you have to invest more time and more years to
Educational Qualifications
Senior School Certificate/Higher Secondary Examination/Class XII/ 10+2 from a recognized Board/ University with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM), with not less than 65% marks in PCM and 60%
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