Class 11

Hi TANISHQ,
The syllabus for BITSAT is divided as 40% from class 11th and 60% from class 12th. So, majority is from class 12th. You can practice the previous year problems to boost up your preparation. Best of luck.

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Hi Sanjana,
As you are in 10th right now, so you should complete your matriculation first. Then only you will be able to get admission in NSD. In addition, you can pursue one degree at a time.

Hi Kanishka,
If you are sure about being a chef after class 10th, you can join Diploma in Hotel Management course, learn the best of skills needed for the Industry and start working after few years of work experience add on your degree with an work experience MBA that will fetch you promotions and better offers. You need to understand what you want and how will you be working towards it. It is very hard to work in a kitchen department. I appreciate your choice.

Hi Garvit,
Yes, you can become an archeologist, even after taking science in class 12th. There are huge opportunities in archeology in the market. You will a job very easily. So go ahead.

Hi,
Class 11th is the base for class 12th. So, it is very crucial for every PCM student. If you think as per JEE Mains perspective, around 40% of the questions come from class 11th itself. Therefore, it is very crucial.

The most effective method to score well in class 11 is as follows:
Understand the theory and concepts very well with the help of your seniors and teachers. Next, read the NCERT books and solve the exercises thoroughly. Next, pick up other books to polish your application skills. RD and RS for maths, HC Verma for physics and Modern's ABC for chemistry are recommended by my teachers

Yes dear.
You are eligible for BCom finance without any maths background in your 10+2. Go through it Best of luck.