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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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No matter what your percentage is in graduation. Don't lose your heart. Be wise/ Go with concept oriented learning, whatever you learn from now on it will definitely do good to you one day.

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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

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(Basics HC verma for concepts & excerice ) Mark the difficult questions and try to solve it. Solve DC pandey medical version; Ask doubts&Solve BM Sharma ; Previous Year Test Papers& Full length Model Paper)
target basics, read chapter from HC Verma before it is taught in your coaching class. Just get an overview. Now, Solve exercises from Dineshs objective Physics. Mark difficult questions you couldn't crack & join lecture. Get answers to questions you marked. Clear doubts of coaching lecture. Must not forget to do Pre-lecture work. Now to master NEET Physics start with DC Pandeys medical entrance version. Solve it. Just mark questions
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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

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Hello NEET Aspirants!
We all know that in order to crack NEET one cannot take any subject for granted. Here is the complete strategy for NEET 2020 physics.
1. To ace the concept, visualize as much as possible.
2. Stick to one book for mcq practice & finish it. Do more than one time if you have time. For theory you can use number of books.
3. Practise MCQs and be patient. Some mcq's may take a lot of time. Specially when doing the first time. In NEET Syllabus http://bit.ly/2FUgVQA, Chapters like: NLM, work power energy, optics, electromagnetism, etc. Difficult questions can be found from almost every chapter. But you must not worry that
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Pavan Kumar

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No, it's not possible. To do M.Sc, you've to graduate from B.Sc.

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Kalpit Jain

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First, you should get your basics clear. For that read the theory, clear your concepts. You can refer to HC Verma for basics. Then you should practice different questions. I found book By BM Sharma from Engage Publication very useful. Also keep giving mock tests continuously. Try solving a variety of questions.

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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.

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The minimum eligibility criterion required for the candidates is to possess a Bachelor's degree in English or relevant discipline from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate score of 60%.

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Harleen Kaur

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Yes, you can go for M.A. Programme even after completing graduation from B.Sc. M.A. Is a postgraduate academic degree that is awarded in a non-Science subject. The basic eligibility criterion to be fulfilled by students for M.A. Course is Bachelors degree in any stream.

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