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jasveer singh
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No doubt all the reference books and NCERT books are enough to prepare for board and other exams such as NTSE NSTSE, and HBCSE Mathematical Olympiad. Most of teachers, experts, and schools recommend 'The science textbook by Lakhmir Singh and Manjit Kaur' as the best reference book for CBSE class 10 Science.
No doubt all the reference books and NCERT books are enough to prepare for board and other exams such as NTSE NSTSE, and HBCSE Mathematical Olympiad. Most of teachers, experts, and schools recommend 'The science textbook by Lakhmir Singh and Manjit Kaur' as the best reference book for CBSE class 10 Science.
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Anirudh K
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Electricity and magnetism: Due to its vastness and the level of difficulty, this unit is very crucial for both JEE Main and Advanced. Every year lots of questions are asked in JEE from this unit. You don't have to worry much about Physics in JEE if you practice and prepare well for this unit. The chapter concerning Oscillations and Waves covers the maximum percentage of Physics questions in the JEE exam. Mechanics. Oscillations And Waves. Rotational Motion. Electrostatics. Atoms And Nuclei. Current Electricity. Magnetic effect of Current and Magnetism.
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Deeksha Dixit
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It depends on your interests and the field in which you want to make a career. If you want to become an engineer, you can pursue a B.Tech. From a top private college. Otherwise, pursuing B.Sc. (Hons. ). Physics from a government college is the best option. A course from a public college is generally more valuable than one from a private college. This is why CUET UG, JEE, and NEET have such high standards and competition. The fee for government colleges is also comparably lower than that of private colleges. Career opportunities following a B.Sc. (Hons. ). Physics degree are comparable to those following a B.Tech degree. You can apply f
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Naveen Donthula
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Go for environmental engineering it has great scope in coming year.
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Nitansshu Jain
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NCERT, HC Verma and search popular Mains books and purchase the top searched most purchased books, and finally practice more and more you can. That's enough for Physics not 100 but you can score 90+ easily with it.
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Relangi Nikhil surya prakash
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The latest cutoff information for B.Sc (physics, chemistry, mathematics) at Government College, dharmshala was totally based on merit, and students have qualified in the board exam of Himachal Pradesh.
The latest cutoff information for B.Sc (physics, chemistry, mathematics) at Government College, dharmshala was totally based on merit, and students have qualified in the board exam of Himachal Pradesh.
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Atharva Sunil Tiwari
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Fees is INR 15,000 per year which means you have to pay INR 45,000 for three years.
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Naveen Donthula
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You will get admission if you 12score is more than 920.you should posses maths as compulsory at 12 and cutt off trends vary from year to year and also depends on category which you belongs and the probable cutt off might be 92%
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I have done M.Sc in Physics from Singhania University via distance mode. Is it valid in West Bengal?
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