Hello Vimal.

Physics is really a little tough and lenthy subject . I hope you have joined any coaching institute of not then please join more than this be a regular scholar revise what you read on regular basis. Join test series for maximum practice it will help you in

I want to do post graduation after b.sc math n in these days i m doing preparation for IAS From lmp vision ias .and i want to continue my educational knowledge as a post graduation with any stream MA OR MSC  ,so please tell that what is get precentage of

Dear,

Master of Science is a 2 year post graduation degree. Many Universities and Colleges conduct their own Entrance test to give admission. Some of the Entrance tests are:

• BHU MSc Physics Entrance exam
• BITSAT
• Delhi University MSc Entrance exam
• IIT JAM
• Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University MSc Entrance exam
• Annamalai

Hi,

Both mba in HR and MBA in IT are good on their own terms. While in IT, you will learn about business administration that in turn will help you in executing and conceptualising organisational planning in IT terms, in HR department you will need to work on corporate policies

Hello there! 

Greetings! 

You are eligible as to be eligible candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, English and Biology with a minimum of 50% marks taken together in Physics, Chemistry and Biology.You failed in physics,  so you are not eligible for Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT

Hello Vivek.

Scoring 95 in physics is a tough tast but not a impossible one. To achieve it you have to really work hard. Keep your whole focus on HC Verma and NCERT Book they are sufficient enough.

For theory you need not to worry much just focus on basics

Hi bro , 

No its not at all tough it just consist of the topics that we had covered in jee itsepf and during boards preparation but here its just in vast format consisting bjt , hall effects , MOSFET, all applications regarding semiconductors . Labs is not precisely taken