Since there id difference in the difficulty level of the examination held by tamil nadu board and state board of other states,the percentage is calculated by a normlisation process.For example,if the highest mark obtained by a candidate of Tamil Nadu Board is 100, in say Chemistry, and by a student

Hello, greetings from careers360. We thank you for choosing us for planning your career. M. Sc in Maths is a bit industry oriented. If you know coding then you will get a lot of opportunities along with it. Or you can pursue your masters and then phd. If you do

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Yes,you can write  KCET exam.but you have to clear in the  supplementary exam and  puc weightage marks will not considered to KCET rank. Then your rank is vary heavily if you and your friend got same marks also.

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It would be difficult to tell you the exact about the admission possibilities as cutoff varies every year depending on the factors such as difficulty level of the exam, No. of applicant appeared for the exam, Performance of the candidates etc.

However you can check the previous year

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There is nothing to do with physics and maths during engineering. You will have some courses in maths and physics during few semesters. You need to have intreset in that subject in which you are doing engineering. Every stream needs physics and maths. So find out your intrest in

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Electrostatics is a branch of physics which studies about the electric charges at rest.

Some of the topics in this Chapter you should not miss:

• Continuous charge Distribution
• Coloumbs law
• Electric field
• Electric potential and electrical potential difference
• Electric potential energy
• Equipotential surfaces
• Electric dipole
• Electric flux
• Gauss's

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Kindly specify the University or Exam Name, You wish to take admission for M.Sc Physics so that you can get answer of your query.

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