Hi Shailash,

Congratulation for your result. Analysing the previous years cutoff for SC category, you have some chance to get into following IITs -

• IIT Delhi
• IIT Bhubaneshwar
• IIT Jodhpur
• IIT Patna

More more IITs cutoff for IIT JAM you may visit - https://university.careers360.com/articles/iit-jam-opening-closing-rank

Hope it was useful to you.

Hello Bhargavi,

There are various colleges in India providing various degree related to Astro Science. One can do B.A in Astronomy or you can go for B.Sc. in astronomy. For masters degree you can opt for M.Sc in Astronomy to make your career in this area.

Here i am providing

No it shall be 2/3 lambda and no correction in the question. What our answer key has given is correct so good to see that you have challenged it. There must be any wrong with NTA. So all the best and hope you have a bright and promising career in

Hello Sumit

There are several options for B.Sc in Physics if and only if you choose to pursue higher study. Otherwise mere graduate degree is just sufficient for couple of govt. jobs. Anyway coming back to the point

You can apply for JAM (55% is minimum required in BSc for

Hello,

For NEET, you should always consult NCERT first.

After going through every chapter of NCERT, you can move to other books like HC Verma, DC Pandey, MTG Fingerprints.

It is always advisable to go through previous year papers as well, you can consult Arihant Publications for same 

Thank You 

Hi Arpit..

I am providing you the list of top college:

1.Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
2.Tata Institute of fundamental research,Mumbai
3.IITs (Bombay. Delhi, kharagpur, kanpur, roorkee, madras, guwahati)
4.Harish Chandra Research Institute,Allahabad
5.JL Nehru centre of advanced scientific research, Bengaluru
6.Centre of Astronomy and Astrophysics, University of Pune

Hope

I have failed in class 12 in physics and I have kcet exam next week.can I still write my kcet exam?

Hey you can calculate the cutoff using below formula:

• let the highest phy, che, math marks be x, y, z.
• let your marks in phy, che, math be a, b, c.
• cutoff out of 200 = (a/x)*50 + (b/y)*50 + (c/z)*100.

PSG requires a cutoff of 192 & above.

Anna

Hello venkatesh

Study general English, current affairs, and GK correctly as there will be many questions from these parts.Apart from that study essential topics in quantum physics, classical physics, optics, thermodynamics, solid state physics, nuclear physics, mathematical physics, electrodynamics and also do numerical on that topics.

Good luck.

The minimum qualifying marks in physics chemistry and biology, as an aggregate should be fifty percent and above. 

As the aggregate of 52, 52 and 49 is 51, hence she is eligible for NEET exams.

Good luck