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Yes, it is possible to score a high percentile in both Physics and Chemistry. Both subjects require a solid understanding of fundamental concepts and the ability to apply them to solve problems. Additionally, effective study strategies, such as practice problems, reviewing material regularly, and seeking help when needed, can also contribute to success in these subjects. To achieve a high percentile, it's also important to be familiar with the format and types of questions that will be asked on the exam. Many exams, such as the SAT Subject Tests in Physics and Chemistry. Have released practice tests that can help you get a sense of the types of questions and the level of difficulty you can expect. Finally, it's important to remember that while raw intelligence can be a factor in success, hard work and dedication are often just as important. With focused study, consistent effort, and a willingness to learn from mistakes, anyone can improve their performance in Physics and Chemistry and achieve a high percentile.

I can tell from my experience - I did B.Com and then MCA. Only because I had Business Mathematics as a subject in my 2nd year, I was able to get admission for MCA. In our class, 60 candidates were admitted, out of which 6 were non-computer Science background students (from under graduation like B.Com B.Sc. Physics etc. ), and within the 1st semester 4 guys discontinued as they were not able to understand the basic concepts in Computer Science. Myself and another guy (who became a close friend just because we struggled with programming) went on to the 2nd semester. But, my friend found it difficult to continue and dropped there to do MBA. I continued the course and completed MCA and I am very happy and satisfied for my determination to complete the course. I am just sharing this, so that you are determined to complete MCA even if the initial semesters would be a bit tough.