Hey.

The eligibility criteria for admission in Jamia Milia for the course of BA LLB is that you are required to pass Class 12th board exams. You also need to score a minimum aggregate of 50% marks in your class 12th exams to be eligible including English language. As your

Hello Javed,

The best books for the NEET UG preparation is the NCERT Books for all the subjects. Use the last years question papers for the practice and mock papers. 

And , here is the name of the some books which you can prefer;

• Concept of physics by H C

Hello Ananda Ranis,

Opportunities after B.Sc Physics -

• B.ed
• B.tech electronics
• M.sc acoustics
• M.sc Applied electronics
• M.sc Astrophysics
• M.Sc Electronic
• M.sc Astronomy
• M.Sc Geophysics
• M.Sc Medical Physics
• M.Sc Nuclear Physics
• M.Sc Physics
• M.Sc Vaccum Sciences
• Masters in Atomic and molecular physics
• Masters Degree Physics
• MBA
• MCA
• PG diploma in physics

Dear Piyush,

Yes you can pursue research in Astrophysics. There are several research institutes that allow Btech students to pursue research. In India you can apply to several institutes like Indian Institute of Astrophysics, ISRO, Indian institute of Spase science and technology and IISc. 

(Please check here:

for IIA- https://www.iiap.res.in/?q=opportunities/career  

Hello Rohit,

Considering your marks and last year's eligibility notification, Yes, you are eligible for KEAM as the criteria were that candidates must have secured 50% marks in Maths separately and an aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths together.

For more details, kindly visit:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam

Hope this helps

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam/amp

Please go through the above article to know eligibility criteria for KEAM 2019. As far as I know as educational qualification KEAM requires 50% in mathematics separately and 50% aggregate in Physics, chemistry and Mathematics if you have completed HSC exam. Based on your marks as you have stated

There are many colleges that offer Bsc physics. The top colleges are:

Loyola College, Chennai

St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

Jain University, Banglore

Other colleges that offer Bsc physics are:

Fergusson College

St. Stephen's College, Delhi

Aligarh Muslim University

Utkal University

Frm the above mentioned colleges, you can choose any for

Hey

I was stuck in same situation as you are right now just keep a thing in mind if you're straining your brain you just can't get along with physics be flexible stay on your concepts don't let your basics ruin after doing so much of questions competitive exams like