Physics

In 1st year, you will study physics, mechanics, electricity and magnetism, mathematics, chemistry and foundation subjects.

The JEE Mains exam was been conducted on 8th April which is why you can't get the papers now. However, some coaching institutes provide the answer key with the question paper.

Both are better but IIT, Bombay gives better placement than IIT, Kanpur. The infrastructure of IIT, Bombay is also better and it is listed in top 10 universities of India.

As per your marks, I suggest you B.Sc.

Rather than learning the question asked in the interview, repeat and practice the knowledge you have. And don't be feared. Best wishes.
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As per me it is possible but the condition is that you should be thorough in the concepts of geophysics and then you should go for M.Sc in geophysics.

Presidency college is definitely a good choice when it comes to study B.Sc. (Hons) in physics.
The following institutions across India are the best for perusing careers in physical sciences:
IISC, Bangalore (Admission through Boards, JEE, KVPY)
IISER (Same as above)
NISER (Admission through NEST)
St. Xavier, Calcutta & Presidency University. (Admission via Boards & Entrance, respectively)
University of Delhi (Board Marks Based)
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To apply for B.PEd, you need to appear for the entrance test. You must have one of the following qualifications:
Must be a graduate in physical education with minimum 50% marks or graduate with physical education as a major subject and secured at least 50% marks or graduate with at least 50% marks, having represented State/ University in sports/games/athletics or graduate with minimum 50% marks, who represented in inter-collegiate sports/games tournaments or passed basic course in adventure sports/ or
Graduate and secured minimum 50% marks with 'C' certificate in NCC.