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Purnima RavindranEnthusiastic individual
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As others say it's not difficult to score 80 marks in Physics all you need do is smart work along with hard work. So, out of 100 your 30 marks are safe as you get those from your school or college for practicals. Then left out is 70 marks in which you need to score 50 marks atleast to get 80 marks. So scoring 50 won't be so difficult because all you need to do is attempt all question whether you know or don't know the answer and if your are totally blank and don't know any answer you should write something related to question present in the chapter and draw diagrams wherever necessary as it would help to boost your marks.
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Devyani SolankiPassionate physics learner and animals lover
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If you want to do B.Sc. Honors Physics then I recommend you to go for private university in case you have missed CUET. Good Private universities will provide high quality education and good facilities. The education quality at most of the state universities is not too good. Not saying all are bad but most of them are. Check the NIRF or NAAC ranking of the colleges or institutions, then apply for them. On Shiksha website you can get list of many colleges which provides B.Sc. Physics Honours course.
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Devyani SolankiPassionate physics learner and animals lover
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You means you want teacher for JEE Mains exam? In case if I am correct. Then I recommend you to watch the lectures on YouTube. There content is too good like the ppts, methodology and content quality. Noted of the lectures are also available. If you want offline teachers, then on google search the teachers or coaching centres in your nearby area.
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kirti Gupta
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Hello Divyanshi Bajpai, B.Sc. Nursing is a clinical expert programme and one has to seem for the entrance take a look at to get admitted to the course. So, if you need to pursue B.Sc. Nursing from a renowned Nursing Institute, taking an entrance exam at of countrywide and nation fame is obligatory. Hope this helps!
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Nidhi gupta
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These are the expected exam centers:
1) Annai Saraswathi Matric .School,
No:10 Main Road , Ganesapuram, Manavalan Nagar,
Thiruvallur-602002. (Near, IOB, Manavalan Nagar)
2)Dr.V.Genguswamy Naidu Matric. Hr.Sec. School,
T.C.R.Nagar, Bangaramma Kandigai, Kainoor Panchayat,
Arakkonam-631 003, Vellore (Dist), TamilNadu
3)Nesamony Memorial Christian College,
Marthandam, Kanyakumari District-629165.
4)Government Arts College,
Collectorate P.O, Dharmapuri-636705
5)7. Government Arts College (Autonomous),
Cherry Road, Hastampatti, Komarasampatti,
Salem-636007. Ph.No: 0427 - 2413273
6) Hindustan College of Arts & Science,
Avinashi Road, Behind Nava India, Coim
1) Annai Saraswathi Matric .School,
No:10 Main Road , Ganesapuram, Manavalan Nagar,
Thiruvallur-602002. (Near, IOB, Manavalan Nagar)
2)Dr.V.Genguswamy Naidu Matric. Hr.Sec. School,
T.C.R.Nagar, Bangaramma Kandigai, Kainoor Panchayat,
Arakkonam-631 003, Vellore (Dist), TamilNadu
3)Nesamony Memorial Christian College,
Marthandam, Kanyakumari District-629165.
4)Government Arts College,
Collectorate P.O, Dharmapuri-636705
5)7. Government Arts College (Autonomous),
Cherry Road, Hastampatti, Komarasampatti,
Salem-636007. Ph.No: 0427 - 2413273
6) Hindustan College of Arts & Science,
Avinashi Road, Behind Nava India, Coim
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Shijin Kumar c
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Well all you have to do would be just refer the previous question papers and question banks for you to get an idea of what to expect and learn the formulas and to know where to substitute and for that you have to practice and for you to score the maximum marks avoid answering questions that you don't have an idea if there is negative marking.
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Shijin Kumar c
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Yes, it is a part of the syllabus for the exam for which you are preparing. Well, you could cover your 11th and 12 class portions because that is what is mostly covered for the exam that you are preparing for. Along with it, you can refer to the previous year's papers and question banks that might help you know what to expect for the exam.
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Sunkara Chandra mouli
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Hi SURJO, The minimum Qualification Required is 10+2, with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in Physics Chemistry and Biology.
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Ayush Awasthi
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Yes, you can pursue your passion of becoming a Chef after 10th class also. The Hotel School offers 1 year specialisation courses in food production and some of the courses are for 10th pass students also. 1 Year Certification course in food production will help you learn and train you about the preparation of various cuisines like Bakery, Continental, European etc. The course is specialisation course and is approved from Tourism and Hospitality Skill Council. The Hotel School offers this course to you in its 3 campuses which are in Delhi, Haldwani and Pithoragarh. After completing the course.
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Purnima RavindranEnthusiastic individual
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Hello buddy, If you have only 10 days left to prepare for Physics then this would help you
8:00am have to lite breakfast
8:30 am make a plan of which chapters to be covered and in a proper order
9:00 am start studying
And after every 45 minds take a 10 minds break and you can do a walk or have some juices or do something to relax yourself. Plan to have your lunch from 1:30 pm to 2:00 pm
Then can take some pleasure time to comfort yourself. Then again follow the same plan of studying with 10 minds of break for every 45 minds till 6:00 pm
After that you allocate some 30 to 60 minds to revise the content you covered in a day.
8:00am have to lite breakfast
8:30 am make a plan of which chapters to be covered and in a proper order
9:00 am start studying
And after every 45 minds take a 10 minds break and you can do a walk or have some juices or do something to relax yourself. Plan to have your lunch from 1:30 pm to 2:00 pm
Then can take some pleasure time to comfort yourself. Then again follow the same plan of studying with 10 minds of break for every 45 minds till 6:00 pm
After that you allocate some 30 to 60 minds to revise the content you covered in a day.
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