Hey Akanksha

Don't feel like that, you being dumb. It is just that there is lack of practice and unclear concepts. To overcome this, first of all clear your concepts and theory from NCERT or reference book you prefer. Once you do it, start solving exercises given in the same

hi,

to become eligible for neet exam you need to bring 50% aggregate marks in pcb if you are from general category, for sc/st/obc marks criteria is 40%, however it does not matter whether you have grace or not, overall your marks of pcb seems above 50% , so you

Hello Aspirant,

Having all the concepts cleared and solving plenty of questions is necessary for cracking JEE exam. HC Verma is one of the best books for JEE Physics. Solving it along with Irodov is a good strategy. Solve enough previous years and take mock tests as well and you're

The required materials for the pgcet entrance exam for Mysore University for physics can be referred using the below link.

http://www.uni-mysore.ac.in/english-version/

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Exam center is given by the organizing body from the center options you give in application form. They try their best to give an option most possibly near to your given current address.

As of current situation of pandemic, it is not sure if they will conduct center test.

If you look at the previous years question papers for NEET, you will realise that the Physics section is not just formulae. It has theory based questions too. Out of 45 questions all 45 questions are not based on formulae You are given 3 hours for 180 questions which means

May be with only learning formulae and few concepts, you can answer 10 questions max and you can score 40 if you get them all correct. This is because Physics needs utmost focus and time because it involves with theoretical concepts and numbers.

There should be a systematic approach in

Hello ,

It doesn't depends upon your branch it depends upon the subject you studied and your privious degree score .

For MSc in physics eligibility criteria is if you have scored more than 55% or 5.5 CGPA and 50%  or 5 CGPA (for SC/ST category) in your privious degree

Hello aspirant

St Xavier's college for pursuing BSC in Physics is good or bad depends on how you can manage. You will have to bear some stress and pressure. The faculty is well educated but you will not be given spoon feeding. You will have to work but hard as