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Hello maanas

According to your percentile you will get almost a rank of almost more than 1 lakh and 99 thousands which is very high.if you have a category may be you will get any good government college.

Best of luck.

Hi,

There will be 45 questions with 4 mark each,so there is total of 180 marks from physics. There is a negative marking of 1.

The NEET syllabus of physics is further subdivided into:

• Mechanics
• Heat & Thermodynamics
• Electrostatics & Magnetism
• Current Electricity & Electromagnetic Induction
• Optics & Modern Physics

Hello dhiraj

To get computer science in NIT you need more than 90 and around 94 to ensure computer science seat, as the cutoff for CSE is very high for even ST category.

If you score more than 90 percentile, you will get admission very easily in computer science branch

hello aspirant

no, there is no simple way to become a Doctor in the USA.  It takes minimum 11 years to become a doctor in USA. following are the steps:

• 4 Years - Pre-Med School
• Take MCAT (like GRE)
• 4 Years in Medical School
  • Pass USMLE Step 1 after 2

Hello!!

You can calculate your JEE main 2020 rank approximately by using this formula:

(100 - percentile scored)*8690.10

Your approximate rank can be predicted using this formula.

Hello aspirant

If you want to predict your admission chances in medicine pg through all India level counselling, you should use all india college predictor. This includes the 50% all India quota seats in govt colleges and management quota seats in Pvt colleges. It helps you to check your chances

Hello Aspirant,

It would be difficult to tell you the category rank, You may calculate your general rank by using the formula.

100 - your total percentile score is the percentage  of people ahead of you. 874469 are the number of candidates appeared for Jan exam. So rank formula is

Hello harshita,

There are many formulas regarding work power and energy, you may consider any good book for all the formulas at a glance.

Some of the main formulas can be seen below:

• Work = Force × Displacement  = F*ScosA
• P=W/t
• U=mgh
• W=0/5*m(v^2-u^2)
• Spring Pottential energy formula: E _s =