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Hello Naveen!!

The problem you are sharing is a common problem for many students .
It is advisable to score 500+ to be in a safe zone of getting a government medical seat for MBBS .
But this year the cut off has increased .
Anyways coming back to your question , first of all try to score at least 330+ out of 360 in the biology section so give biology the first priority because in case of same marks this is the first criteria taken into consideration.
Then in chemistry score a minimum of 120 out of 180 .
This gives you a score of 450.
Now coming to physics , the conceptual questions can be easily done away with fetching u some 40-48 marks directly getting you close to 500.
The rest questions are mostly directly formula based for which you have to pay attention in the class and try solving as many MCQs as possible .
Solving many questions of different models will get you used to the formulas .
Pay attention to the concepts as the questions you are referring to needs this stronghold over the concepts and formulas as well.

All the best .
Hope this helps.

Hello Naveen,

As you said that you have problem in physics subject, which is usually a subject of issues for medical aspirants. I suggest you to first go through the basic concept and try to understand the theory portion very well. After that make short notes by your own and then make a list of formulas used. Keep them revising regularly. Now do this for few days, then try to solve the numericals, you will definitely see the difference. Hope you get good results. Good luck. 

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