Dear Aspirant,

Following are the courses you can go for with the subjects you have:

BSC - Zoology, Chemistry, Biology

BA - English Literature

BSC Agriculture

B Pharma

D Pharma

MBBS

BDS

BHMS

BAMS

LLB

BCOM

BBA

Comment with any of these course to know more about them.

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Greetings, aspirant!

The most notable difference between B.Sc Physics (Hons) and B.Sc in Physics and electronics is the duration. B.Sc Physics and electronics is a 3 year degree course whereas B.Sc (Hons) Physics is 4 years long.

There's also a difference in curriculum as B.Sc Physics and Electronics focuses more

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see it depends on the exam authority, if they decided that questions is too tough and the number of failure candidates is large than they may decided to give grace marks to all candidates, however it is not like every year grace marks is given for all subjects. you

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HC Verma is a very nice book with very nicely designed questions it has two types MCQ questions , exercise questions and solved question if you have completely solved HC Verma Part - 1 and Part - 2 with all MCQ , Excersise Questions and Solved examples it

• Candidate must have passed 12th from a recognized board with physics, chemistry, biology/biotechnology and English as major subjects.
• Candidate who belongs to UR category must have minimum 50% aggregate in PCB subjects only. For SC/ST/OBC candidates must have 40% aggregate in PCB and for

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class 11 syllabus for physics are

1. Physical World and Measurement

2. Kinematics

3.Laws of Motion

4.Work, Energy and Power

5.Motion of System of Particles and Rigid body

6. Gravitation

7. Properties of Bulk Matter

8. Thermodynamics

9. Behaviour of Perfect Gases and Kinetic Theory of Gases

10.

Hello muskan,

Yes, you have to study maths and physics.

Syllabus is as follow,

1. Biochemistry, molecular biology, and immunology of post graduate level

2. Physics/chemistry (ug level)

3. Maths and computer science (10+2 level)

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Dear Aspirant, it is completely okay, to not being able solve new types of sums on your own. Look at the hint, or even a solved answer.You should understand it instead of simply copying. If you understand the sum, then you will be able to solve the same type of