Hello,

It is not necessary to score 75% in each of Physics, Chemistry and mathematics for NIT IIT or government funded institutions but, the eligibility criteria for admissions in these institutions specify that,

candidates of General and OBC categories must have secured a minimum of 75% aggregate marks in their

• Candidate must have passed 10+2 with PCB and English as core subjects
• There's no age limit
• Must secure 50% aggregate for UR, 45% PWD and 40% for st/sc.
• No attempt limitation

Hi Satyam,

Yes you can appear for the improvement exam but be well versed with its eligibility criteria as well. A candidate has to secure passing marks in his or her actual board exam and  candidate who wants to give the CBSE improvement exam cannot engage or cannot pursue any

Dear aspirant,

suppose you get a compartment this year then you will get a chance to appear for the compartment exam before the counselling of main main and advanced.

Suppose if you didn't get compartment but your overall score is less than 75% then you must have to appear for

Hemanth, Physics is arguably one of  the toughest sub-sections of Science and requires a lot of hardwork in order to be good at it. If you aren't good at it, then firstly you should try to remove its fear from your mind as when you are not good at something,

Hello,

NCERT At Your Finger Tips (Physics) is an objective type book that helps in preparation for JEE Main/NEET.

Although for a student who is good at NCERT already, this might help him/her to practice questions and the same can be applied in Boards also, if you want a book

Hello,

Since i spent two years in Allen Kota , i'm the perfect candidate to answer this question.

Sir Ashish Gupta is senior faculty for physics in Allen Kota. His hometown is in Indore, Madhya Pradesh and he completed his graduation from IIT Bombay in Mechanical Engineering. Before joining as