It's a Question of your Career!

Dear Applicant,

Honestly speaking you should not worry what courses are good for girls, choose the course what you wish to do. What you are comfortable with. Your career is not something that has to be done by force and restriction, so feel free and choose what you like.

So

Hello,

See if you are getting  top branches like CSE, ECE, IT, then you can go for these NITs else you should prefer IIITs.

These new IIITs are continuously developing and their average package is increasing with every passing year. Course curriculum is great.

In my opinion IIIT Vadodara=IIIT Kota>IIIT

hello aspirant,

for classes 2 to 8, the procedure is -

• All the seats of class 2 to 8 of each KV in Chandigarh is filled on the basis of the priority category system.

• The draw of lots system can be followed in case if the number of applications is

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question, as you mentioned your BC-B category it would be easier to predict your rank.Also  as per thier rules 75 percent weightage is given to EAMCET and 25 percent weightage is given to IPE score. Total marks scored in both

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Here, Q1 = 3.8 * 10^5 and Q2 = 5.5 * 10^4

Distance between them, r = 10*10^-2

According to Coloumb's law, force acting between two bodies having charged Q1 and Q2 placed r distance apart is given by:

F = 1/4(pie)(Epsilon) * (Q1*Q2)/r^2

Substituting the values in the

Hi Aspirant!

Congratulations on your JEE MAIN rank. According to previous year cutoffs and trends the last round closing rank of OBC cateogory are as follows:

IIIT LUCKNOW:

CSE:6084

IT:6553

HBTI Kanpur does not provide any official cutoffs but the trends has been seen that the cutoffs in last round

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We can find the electrostatic potential at any point due to each individual charge by considering the other charges absent. We then add all the charges algebraically. Hence, the electric potential at a point due to a group of point charges is the algebraic sum of all the potentials

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Red phosphorus can be converted to white phosphorus by careful heating. White phosphorus consists of P4 molecules, whereas the crystal structure of red phosphorus has a complicated network of bonding. White phosphorus has to be stored in water to prevent natural combustion, but red phosphorus is stable in air.