Dear Aspirant,

There is no upper limit on the age as of now for the NEET exam so if you are interested in becoming the doctor then you can give the NEET exam.

The miniumum required percentage in 10+2 is 50% in PCB.

You can find more details here:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet

Dear Aspirant,

It is a good book for the preparation of the NEET exam and have a good collection of the questions.

PHYSICS :-

HC verma

Objective Physics for neet By DC Pandey

NCERT

hey,

here are the books you can choose for preparation

1. NCERT physics class 11 and 12th

2. concepts of physics by H.C verma

3. objective physics by DC pandey

4. fundamental of physics by halliday  resnick and walker

5. fundamental of pradeep

6. problems in general physics by IE

hi,

see IIST bangalore has btech courses in engineering physics, however it would be best for physics research works if you do bsc in physics , then you need to do msc in physics, after that you may go for phd in indian colleges or abroad, engineering course is related

hi,

see delhi university is one of the largest university in India, every year numerous students participate in du admission for various undergraduate course, except from b.a hons economics, bms or bba course, admission to b.a, b.com (//b.com) or b.sc course is based on 12th score. see the aggregate marks

Whomsover is coming out with 12th std results with a Science background are eligibile to enroll with an application. Then the Merit list will be prepared and it ll be posted to your residence or you can check with the college website. As said Preference will be RC and it

HELLO ASPIRANT!!!

The Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) is an on-going National Program of Fellowship in Basic Sciences, initiated and funded by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, to attract exceptionally highly motivated students for pursuing basic science courses and research career in science.

The objective of

Yes it is possible to do Engineering after Bsc physics.

There are three ways in which you can get admission to engineering after Bsc:

1. BSc (Physics) →MSc (Physics/Electronics) →Mtech (Mechanical/Electronics/Electrical/Physical)
2. BSc (Physics) →MCA →Mtech (computer science)
3. BSc (Physics) →Btech

The first course takes less time to complete, it takes 4

Dear candidate

Yes, fee concession will be provided for the students who are financially week and the eligibility for getting fee concession depends on the annual family income of the candidate and the procedure for getting fee concession at loyola college is by simply filling a form.

Hope this Information

Hello aspirant,

the course fee for B.Sc is INR 48,000 per annum as mentioned in the loyalo college's webpage portal and according to the last years fee setting management.

Whereas,  the BA  coarse costs INR 13,842 per annum

so,,decide yourself and all the best for your future  dear.