Hi aspirants, In NEET Exam question can be of same type from the same topic as per in last year paper in physics and chemistry. But there is no surity that question has to be repeat.There is a probability that same question can repeat in the exam.Hope you get your

Hi !

The eligibility of giving NEET is 50% from any recognised board like CBSE or any state board , since you have scored only 39% , you are not eligible for giving NEET. 3 year BSC course is not an issue and the the physics subject in BSC. So,

Hi shubham

The foundation is surely going to be strong with the help of NCERT . But for clearing the exam ,it is not sufficient. First you read the NCERT of both the subject and make your concept clear. After this,you can solve H C Verma, Universal for physics. The

Hello Abhinaba, you can get any good govt college in WB for BSc Agriculture based on your percentage.

you can try for

• univ of calcutta
• uttar banga krishi vishwavidyalaya
• bidhan chandra krishi vishwavidyalaya
• west bengal state univ
• univ of north bengal
• viswa bharati
• krishnanath college

JEE Advanced not only requires you to clear the total marks cutoff but also individual cut offs of each subject Physics Chemistry and Maths to make sure the candidate has overall knowledge required.

13% of the total marks in each subject is required for a general category student.

8% for

Hey!

For admission in B.Sc. Nursing, you need to have 50% and above 10+2 with physics, chemistry, and biology. No, you cannot replace physics and chemistry with fisheries.

In any case, you still need to score more than 50 percent in PCB subjects. I suggest you to improve your 12th

Hello,

There is application of physics in textile engineering to an extent. You can't completely ignore physics in it. Topics like mechanics are mostly common. So for textile engineering you need to have good hold on physics. 

Although physics is common in all engineering streams and forms their backbone but