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No, never. No one can say you that since you are solving allen module you will get 100+. Because it depends solely on what you learnt from that solving the problem and how fast you are.  And getting marks also depends on the exam day. Some students who are

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Refer this link to download the sample and also last few years physics paper of CBSE

https://school.careers360.com/articles/cbse-class-12th-question-papers

Hope it helps

Hey aspirant,

Top B.Sc Physics hons. colleges in India are as follows :-

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay.

Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras.

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi.

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur.

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) Mumbai.

Hello dear student,

I know it's very important to get marks (really good) to get a seat in government medical college. But there is no criteria as such about how much marks are needed for you to obtain to get a seat . But yes overall marks should be maintained

Try to stay motivated each moment. By motivation, I don't mean you to watch motivational videos or read motivational articles, t just means you to understand your responsibility and urge to get towards achieving jee exams. That will keep you pumped up everytime.

And then plan a schedule. Goes without

Hello Pushpendra,

You have have several career choice while choosing physics and chemistry which are as follows - :

1) Engineering - If you like Physics and Chemistry you can crack any good engineering college easily and can make a good career in engineering.

2) Teaching - Do Bachelor of

See any book is good if you solve it with dedication. But I respect your question obviously and to guide you better, I'll tell you to go with Cengage and if possible go with IRODOV or DC Pandey too. These are some of the books which have questions ranging from

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To get a good job in NASA, B.sc physics degree is not enough, you must have done M.sc and must be involved in some Ph.d then only you'll be eligible enough for NASA. Therefore you need to work a little bit more harder to get a high quality job