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Principle of communication chapter is not in the syllabus of NEET exam. But the electronic devices is the chapter which is in the syllabus of NEET exam.

For more information related to the syllabus, you can go to the link given below.

Link :- https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-syllabus

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The eligibility criteria depends from college to college. It is different for different colleges.

But In general, for B.Tech. and B.Sc. courses in Computer Science, you need to have mathematics as one of the subjects in class 12th.

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In order to get into the IITs, one has to appear for JEE Advanced , which tests the candidates on their knowledge of all three-Physics, Chemistry and Maths. None of these 3 subjects is optional. This is the only way to get into an IIT. And therefore, without Chemistry,

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No, NCERTs are not sufficient as they are good only for concept building. They don't have enough questions and examples to practise.

However, NCERT Chemistry is sufficient if you Mug up all the Intext Questions, Examples and Exercise Question. For Physics and Biology you need to refer to reference

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For AFCAT (Technical)the eligibility is that a candidate must have passed graduation degree with atleast 60% aggregate and must have passed 10+2 with Mathemactics and Physics with atleast 60% aggregate from a recognized board or University.As you have not passed with 60% in Mathematics and Physics you are not

• Optics - 10%
• Semiconductors- 9%
• Dual nature of matter ,atoms and nuclei-9%
• Thermodynamics -9%
• Electrostatics-9%
• Current electricity -8%
• Electromagnetic Induction & Alternating Current-8%
• Laws of motion & work

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No, your marks from other subjects will not have any impact on the marks in other subject. However, it is being noticed that the physics paper of 2020 was a bit on the tougher side and whenever such things happens, CBSE do lenient marking so if you are

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The civil services exams is conducted in 3 phases - prelims, mains and personal interview.

In prelims, there are 2 parts- General Studies and CSAT and each carry 200 marks in which the topica are mostly on Logical Reasoning, Analytical Skills, History of India, Indian and world geography, political