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Shreyas More
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Sacred Heart College - Total Fees:10,200
St. Albert's College - Total Fees: 45,000.
St. Albert's College - Total Fees: 45,000.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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You will be declared pass because you have six subjects in class 12th. Because you are only failing in a single subject, you can appear for the compartment exam that would be scheduled in the month of July, and write the exam for that respective subject again. If in case, you are failing in more than one subject, then you would be considered failed.
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Harsh Singh
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There is a lot of scope in Master of Science in our country.
Here are the details provided to you according to your query. Fees Structure: 15000 - 75000.
Here are the details provided to you according to your query. Fees Structure: 15000 - 75000.
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Seema Bisht
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For the post of PGT Chemistry you should have done Masters in either Chemistry or biochemistry is the eligibility and applied Chemistry is not. The master's degree should be from a recognised university with at least 50% marks in aggregate in the subjects like PGT English Hindi Chemistry Physics economics, commerce, Maths, Biology, history, geography). .
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Lavish chauhan
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It's not possible to get rejected because of your improvement in Chemistry.
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Lavish chauhan
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In first case, if your overall percentage gets increased then your new result will be considered and if your score less than previous one, then previous one will be considered.
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Ishmeet Singh
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It is advised to make a condensed table of the same and to revise the topics on a regular basis so as to retain as much as possible. As memorizing power is different for many, it is hard to pin point as per how much one should revise. It becomes subjective.
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
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No, you cannot get admission for M.Sc computer Science after your B.Sc (zoology/ botany /Chemistry). This is because, The general eligibility criteria to be eligible for M.Sc computer Science is that you should have a Bachelor's or graduate in
-) Computer Science
-)Computer Applications, -)Mathematics
-) degree in Science discipline with Maths in at least 4 semesters. For example, Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur eligibility criteria is given below:-
To be eligible you must a degree in Computer Applications or Computer Science or Mathematics/ or any degree in Science with Mathematics as in at least 4 semesters. And you must hav
-) Computer Science
-)Computer Applications, -)Mathematics
-) degree in Science discipline with Maths in at least 4 semesters. For example, Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur eligibility criteria is given below:-
To be eligible you must a degree in Computer Applications or Computer Science or Mathematics/ or any degree in Science with Mathematics as in at least 4 semesters. And you must hav
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Anisha Das
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How do I score 160+ in Chemistry for NEET-17? This question made me remember the time, when I used to ask people the same thing a year ago. And now I am writing it for someone else with a grin on my face. First of all you should understand the fact that the Chemistry Ncerts will be indispensable for getting 160+. You have to read each and every line of all the four books (2 vol. Of 11th and 2 of 12th) including those few small chapters at the last which everyone thinks are useless. Also you should do all the problems given in between the chapters and also those given at the back. This will help you to make a very strong base in Chemist
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Ishmeet Singh
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Tricks usually taught to students in classes regarding elements arranged according to their valency, reactivity series, etc. Helps in memorizing tedious topics. Continuous practice of numerical and application questions will help. Past year papers and a positive outlook towards the subjects will definitely help cover the vast syllabus. Regular reading of topics that require rote memorization will help.
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