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5 years ago
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Ridhima BansalCurrently working as Biology tutor
Guide-Level 13
Hi Sarnya,
For admission in Biotechnology, you need not to prepare Maths and physics for the same as for admission in any post graduation degree you need to prepare only the subject for which you are seeking admission. Some universities may have MAT section as well, you can prepare for that but no need to prepare Maths and physics.
Good luck.
For admission in Biotechnology, you need not to prepare Maths and physics for the same as for admission in any post graduation degree you need to prepare only the subject for which you are seeking admission. Some universities may have MAT section as well, you can prepare for that but no need to prepare Maths and physics.
Good luck.
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6 years ago
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Aakash Rai
Contributor-Level 9
Engage is a good book, but go for books like engage only after you are completed with your study material. Don't be limited to these books, keep them secondary. After you have completed your course and your mock test etc., then for extra practice, you can refer them.
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Prachi PolMaking History...
Guide-Level 13
See, NEET is for 720 marks, in that Biology is for 360 marks, physics is for 180 and chemistry is for 180. If you prepare best for biology and chemistry, then you will score at least 540 in your NEET exam. So, to prepare for Physics, follow below preparation tips:
Most important of all, your concepts should be very clear. All formulas should be on your fingertips. After getting above 2 points done, practice a lot especially from previous year question papers. Don't forget to do questions under limited time. (1 minimum for 1 question). Time management is MUST. Do not skip any of the topics from NCERT Book. Keep your mind clear and positi
Most important of all, your concepts should be very clear. All formulas should be on your fingertips. After getting above 2 points done, practice a lot especially from previous year question papers. Don't forget to do questions under limited time. (1 minimum for 1 question). Time management is MUST. Do not skip any of the topics from NCERT Book. Keep your mind clear and positi
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6 years ago
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Rajdeep Sinha
Guide-Level 13
Hi there!
You should Prepare with Ncert first, when you are done with Ncert than you can go for books like Hc verma, you should get material of any coaching institution and practise from it well. Hope you got your answer. Regards, Rajdeep Sinha.
You should Prepare with Ncert first, when you are done with Ncert than you can go for books like Hc verma, you should get material of any coaching institution and practise from it well. Hope you got your answer. Regards, Rajdeep Sinha.
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6 years ago
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Rajdeep Sinha
Guide-Level 13
Hi there!
You should Prepare with NCERT first, when you are done with Ncert than you can go for books like HC Verma, you should get material of any coaching institution and practise from it well. Hope you got your answer.
Regards,
Rajdeep Sinha.
You should Prepare with NCERT first, when you are done with Ncert than you can go for books like HC Verma, you should get material of any coaching institution and practise from it well. Hope you got your answer.
Regards,
Rajdeep Sinha.
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6 years ago
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
See, the only tip I'll give you is that in the paper you should first solve all the questions and then give only 1 hour to the physics. Otherwise, if you go for more than that then you might loose some marks till the end of the examination.
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6 years ago
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
Scholar-Level 17
You can opt for the books of the publisher like Arihant, Pradeep and Dhanpat Rai. These publishers publish the best books for the Science competitive exams.
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Sujata Dewan
Contributor-Level 9
You can refer following books for M.Sc Entrance examination:
1. Physics of Atoms and Moleculesby B. H. Bransden.
2. Post Graduate Entrance Examinations 2017 PHYSICS. Arihant Experts.
3. Mechanics by D S Mathur.
4. University Physics by F W Sears, M W Zemansky and H D Young.
5. Atomic and Molecular Physics byRaj Kumar.
6. Problems in Atomic and Molecular Physics by D K Dhawan.
7. Atomic Physics (Modern Physics) by S. N. Ghoshal.
8. Introduction to Atomic Spectra by Harvey Elliott White.
9. Introduction to Mathematical Physics by Charlie Harper.
10. Fundamentals for Molecular Spectroscopy by Colin Banwell and Elaine Mccash.
1. Physics of Atoms and Moleculesby B. H. Bransden.
2. Post Graduate Entrance Examinations 2017 PHYSICS. Arihant Experts.
3. Mechanics by D S Mathur.
4. University Physics by F W Sears, M W Zemansky and H D Young.
5. Atomic and Molecular Physics byRaj Kumar.
6. Problems in Atomic and Molecular Physics by D K Dhawan.
7. Atomic Physics (Modern Physics) by S. N. Ghoshal.
8. Introduction to Atomic Spectra by Harvey Elliott White.
9. Introduction to Mathematical Physics by Charlie Harper.
10. Fundamentals for Molecular Spectroscopy by Colin Banwell and Elaine Mccash.
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Kadamb Sachdeva
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Hello,I would suggest you to prepare by yourself for JAM Exam. This will save lots of your money and time. IIT JAM Exam is tough but if you prepare well, you can easily crack the exam. Here https://goo.gl/fNdqWo you will find the complete details regarding IIT JAM Exam. IIT JAM 2019 Exam will be conducted in February 2019. So, you have enough time left for the preparation. Start your preparation 7-8 months before the exam. This will give you enough time for the revision. Check complete syllabus and exam pattern. Refer best books and study materials. Solve previous year question papers and take online mock tests. This will give you an i
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REEBA KHAN
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
I think spending 2-3 hours per day with constant effort and complete dedication and full dependency on the textbook would give you good results.
I think spending 2-3 hours per day with constant effort and complete dedication and full dependency on the textbook would give you good results.
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